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Playing in the NFL is much more dangerous then people realize IMO. Clearly more dangerous then basketball. We are just now learning how much brain damage is occurring from players running full speed like guided missiles into each other and clashing helmets/ heads. The broken bones, knee injuries, neck and spinal injuries, I could go on and on. I also think much of the charity work by proffessional athletes gets overlooked, Many of the NFL's higher paid superstars along with their teamates give back to the communities in many ways. Visiting children in hospitals, coaching and working with kids in their spare time, inspiring kids to stay in school, get an education. In many ways Pro athletes are of service to the community in my humble opinion.

Real warriors enjoy good entertainment like everyone else IMO.

Some of new posters are accustomed to rules that don't apply here on TBD. The Bills Official site had rules protecting the team/ ownership from getting a new A hole ripped into it.

I don't think OP meant for Reality to do battle with negativity in this manner fellas...

I view some of the leagues elite superstars the same way I view some of the best actors or musicians. Sammy does things I've never seen another WR do before and the same can be said about Taylor at the QB Position. Taylor throwing long to Sammy is like finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Priceless...

Sammy does skip over the media...

I can't tell who's posting what, and whats with the fake Sammy tweet?

shame on Watkins for wanting to make more money, Elite players are a dime a dozen...

good posting

The negativity is a natural occurence when the football team you stand up and cheer for every Sunday hasn't reached the playoffs in over 17 years. The reality is the negative posters love the Buffalo Bills just as much as the positive posters. maybe more...

DE going way back, nicely done ... you've been huffing paint...

...Benjamin Williams you mean... ...Moore or less...

T Mobile could possibly gain a couple of inches with some ballet now that you mention it

I just have one thing to say to that, Jack!!!!

Yet we can jump all over Taylor for not finishing games off? Why is JM's point so hard to understand when the QB/ game manager ultimately is going to shoulder a big part of the loss. Use the clock up and the Pats can't win...

Along with the gravitational pull, absolutely

Lack of continuity causes to many scheme changes which in turn puts players out of position from doing in many instances what they were originally drafted to do in my humble opinion. Resulting in more injuries (IMO) Grass> artificial surfaces

Circling the wagons in a never ending loop of madness...

Still a year away? good grief

I really do think two seperate game plans, one for the 1st half, one for the 2nd half is what it takes to beat BB because the Pats half time adjustments are what championships are made out of in my humble opinion.

Big fan of Wade Phillips as a DC.

What happens on game day is a reflection of what happens in practices, spring training, preseason and every working minute leading up to the 1st game of the season in my humble opinion. A Pats/ BB football team is next to impossible to beat because they're prepared for anything. Buffalo hasn't been coached properly since the days of Marv Levy. McD is the key...

You know JM over 17 years of what ifs might have a little to do with it. McD is the key...

So when Tyrod Taylor somehow manages to come out on top with a winning record in his 1st 2 seasons... despite a lackluster D... and enough turmoil and poor coaching to send a whole regime and scouting department packing... it might tell you something... ...Taylor is not the problem...

Bo Jackson was a beast...wish we could have seen more of him....