DaBillsFanSince1973

thanks. this board is so fortunate to have a member the likes of you.

no, no they haven't scotty. yes, yes they should win. but I know, you don't really pull for the bills to win so I understand your sarcasm.

I can say it. they should beat the texans. their two wins (1-4 colts, 2-3 cowgirls) were not impressive so I can say that the bills can go in to houston and win, which I picked they will. oh, the any given sunday deal sure but I'll just say the bills should beat the texans.

if I recall correctly, after that play I had a gut feeling the bills were doomed to lose...and they did in heart breaking fashion. many moons ago.

go away.

you obviously missed my point.

exaggerate much mac? you sound worse then the media circus those here have been complaining about. lives were lost and property damage that was expected from a cat 4. sure, media has become intolerable, but it's not cool to take light of the destruction mother nature laid on the panhandle of florida and what ever it has left in its trail.

yeah, the jags owner is an idiot. hey nimrod, nfl is an american sport. hope he chokes on his tea and crumpets...

texans don't get 17 points. watson will feel the pressure and may not make it through the game, if he starts? bills, not too much better on O but some signs of hope as they pound the rock trying to keep the pressure off the kid. 16 13

but there 14th. he obviously isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer...

I believe they had a pretty good reason to seek higher ground. Hurricane Michael is now "potentially catastrophic" and has sustained winds of 145mph, the National Hurricane Centre has said in its latest advisory, delivered at 7am local time in Florida. Hurricane Michael has strengthened to a Category 4 major storm as it closes in on Florida and Alabama – and authorities are warning the “potentially catastrophic” cyclone may become more intense still before landfall later today. By early afternoon local time Michael is expected to become one of the Panhandle region’s worst hurricanes in memory with 140mph winds and a life-threatening storm surge of up to 4m (13ft). "The historical record, going back to 1851, finds no Category 4 hurricane ever hitting the Florida panhandle. Bay County (Panama City) likely to be ground zero for landfall later this afternoon."

let him go back to a contender to finish out his career. a 2nd or 3rd round pick could be a OL in the upcoming draft? would be nice if it was player for player and pick up a wide out or OL?

good for you. I seldom watch other games. my team may not be exciting to watch, of course that can be on the individual, sunday was exciting at times to me. if it's an upcoming opponent I may watch some of that game like the 5-10 mins I saw of the houston game the other night.

who's watching mahomes? those drooling over him. like you?

I don't pay a lot of attention to media. read some to keep up on where/when it may come through. weather channel mainly. I'm not one easily absorbed to the hype from the media. all of the above for the most part is common sense. I've rode out many hurricanes, tornadoes, snow storms, the whole 9. I do believe this one may pick up some and bring with it some damage. as long as lives are not lost, materiel things can be replaced. no worries mac, we're good, just asking.

why do you say that?

rome wasn't built in a day.

pensacola

Hurricane Michael Forecast to Intensify and Bring a Dangerous Threat of Storm Surge, Damaging Winds to Florida's Panhandle https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2018-10-08-hurricane-michael-forecast-gulf-coast-florida At a Glance Michael is forecast to intensify as it tracks into the Gulf of Mexico. Michael will threaten the northeastern Gulf Coast by Wednesday, potentially as a major hurricane. Storm surge, damaging winds and heavy rain are likely impacts along the northeastern Gulf Coast. Hurricane watches and storm surge watches have been issued along Florida's Panhandle. Heavy rain and strong winds will spread farther inland across parts of the Southeast after landfall. Hurricane Michael will continue to intensify and is forecast to strike Florida's Panhandle as a Category 3 with dangerous storm surge flooding, destructive winds and flooding rainfall. Michael will also bring heavy rain and strong winds to other parts of the Southeast after it moves inland. Michael is currently centered about 20 miles southwest of the western tip of Cuba and is moving north. I'm sitting right in it's path. with the water being so warm in the gulf this should intensify quite a bit in the next 48 hrs. hunker down

t h e y W O N t h e G A M E ! !

I think he may end up being better than schmidt. yesterday was a miscommunication, it happens. so far this season... Career NFL statistics as of Week 5, 2018 Punts: 31 Punt yards: 1,402 Punt average: 45.2 Inside 20: 15 Longest punt: 59 Player stats at NFL.com

NO, no he is not injured.