DaBillsFanSince1973

thanks for stopping by and sharing that irrelevant news from denver OP, irrelevant.

good stuff man. AR was just my favorite of an endless library from The Beatles. be honest, I wasn't paying attention to dates as I randomly browsed the thread. it was a cool Paul piece.

favorite beatles album

she doesn't have to say much, seems to be a hell of a soccer player and a very highly competitive young lady. I have no problem with her besides, it seems that it doesn't matter where you stand, somebody is always going to be butt hurt. we live in a butt hurt society, where feelings always seem to be hurt by something.

that too, which I find kind of lame but what the hell do I know. is that kind of like a bills ass whooping from the patsies and brady spitting and calling bills fans pussies? that kind of grandstanding?

some had their feelings were hurt when a few girls from the team refused donnie boys invite to the white house. so they must figure it's unamerican to avoid someone they despise seated in the white house. poor fellas oh and, congrats to the AMERICAN women!!

so far, no charges. Florida Highway Patrol says Norton’s 2017 Ford F250 was heading west on the Dolphin Expressway (State Road 836) around 1:18 a.m. near the Palmetto Expressway (State Road 826) intersection when it hit a concrete barrier. The truck flipped and, when it stopped, was on its roof. Norton’s left arm suffered the injury. Miami Beach Police said two off-duty officers and an emergency medical technician were able to give “life-saving aid” until Miami-Dade Fire Rescue could arrive. FHP also said a Maserati was involved, but driver Jessie Pena was uninjured. The crash investigation report isn’t available yet. A family friend of Norton’s said his vehicle got cut off before it flipped link if not his fault he could come in to good amount but if he was at fault, depending on coverage which I'm sure he was able to afford full. it would seem that would only cover damage and medical costs? he's fortunate to be alive, had they not amputated he likely would of bled to death. it will be a tough hill to climb, both mentally and physically for the young man.

the bills secondary, I believe will be scary good this season. and this guy will be a big part of it as well...

central, the only way to go here in the sunshine state. back (wny) home, back in the day, it was box fans in the window, no ac. really didn't need it.

I know all too well from first hand experience. sad how sometimes it takes a tragedy to realize that we should never take anything in life for granted. sad deal for that young man.

32 Bold Predictions for the 2019 NFL Season Admittedly, the Bills weren’t set up for success last season, but they still managed to win six games, which was probably more than expected. Keep in mind that Sean McDermott took the Bills to the playoffs two seasons ago with Tyrod Taylor at quarterback. It may not seem like it based on his rookie season, but Josh Allen has some potential. Buffalo’s offensive line was dreadful last season and their receivers left a lot to be desired. The Bills have brought in a couple of veteran receivers and made improvements to the offensive line, which should help Allen show improvement in his second season and lead Buffalo to a 10-win season. *Miami Dolphins: Josh Rosen Plays Like a Top-10 Quarterback

I'd be more interested in the takes if this article stated 49ers beat Dolphins in the SuperBowl, Bills win 5 games, Browns lose 6 games, Jay Gruden fired Mid-season. positive takes on the bills just don't make for interesting discussions around here.

Conor Orr

it seems, aside from the wrecks ryan circus who only had 31 games as a HC, most before that had 3 years to get the job done, and didn't. going all the way back to wade who was fired after 3 years with a 29-19 record as HC. all those before ryan were under ralphs ownership so you have to wonder with terry/kim being inexperienced owners whether or not they would follow the 3 year rebuild traits from the past, or give them more then 3 years? I tend to be more optimistic this year then in years past, yet cautiously. you could say the team rebuild process has been decent but until they get out there on the field no one can say with certainty either way, whether they'll be good or bad? this is year 3, I believe some pretty big steps need to be taken on both sides of the ball, all phases for that matter, winning no less then 10 games. the single digit win seasons have to be over come. if he and the team manage that, along with a possible playoff berth given winning 10 games, Beane/McD should be extended? if not, I believe heads should turn if they have 9 wins or less and no (if they manage to sneak in again with 9 wins, all good) playoffs. then again, I can not predict what the Pegulas will do, they could give them 5 years?

so this was a serious question? if I knew said person then that would just make me an acquaintance, right?