DaBillsFanSince1973

sorry for the loss of your pet. as was mentioned we all go through it at some point or points in our life. I have lost many pets through the years and each one was just as hard as the first. I want to say I was about 9 when I lost my first, a cat, that was run over. the last was my kitty back in 2017. I had her for over 10 years. she came to me as a feral. I fed her and she stayed. she was not an indoor cat unless there was a storm or real cold weather. had to put her down as she developed a kidney disease. damn, it was hard to say good bye. have not had another pet since. what was real hard was a couple weeks ago my grandson and his dad invited me to spend the day with them. we had lunch, played fortnite and enjoyed our company together. my grandson had a kitten, merlin, cutest little fella whom I played with. the following day he was run over. I hardly knew the little fella but that hurt. not only hurt from the loss but hurt for my grandson, who loved that kitten and he was devastated. losing a pet is a tough deal. they are family.

n f l i s n o t r i g g e d 🤣

just too many of these streaming sites. big $. when the season rolls around I go to my trusty nfl bites.

(Rosalie) - Thin Lizzy

I'm not so sure they have peaked. we shall see.

christmas?

bye not until week 13. 2 monday night games. at cincy, at kc. miami early, at home. not a bad schedule, really. stay healthy and they can come away with at least 10 wins. going to be a real challenge but one I believe they will over come and get back to the post season with another shot at the lombardi. GO BILLS!!!

(John Barleycorn Must Die) - Traffic

But what about the Bills?” Is a fair question: I picked the Bills to win the Super Bowl last year & Josh Allen to win MVP, I believe they’ve peaked. whelp, I guess they have peaked, according to Emmanuel... 🙄

I tend to agree. it would seem the bills would be first in line to give him another opportunity? question is, how he may feel toward the organization? he hadn't even made the team yet so it was best to cut him as they did and allow him to clear matters up. where as had it been a seasoned vet, they wouldn't be as quick to cut him and may allowed the legal system work it out before letting him go? one has to wonder what kind of conversation coach had with him before his release and if they may of had thoughts of him coming back if he were interested after the smoke cleared? tough deal for the kid and the organization as I'm sure he and they had high expectations of a career as their future punter.