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Nice. Nice.

Especially in a game like this.

That false start may have been the best thing to happen to Cleveland.

What happened to this defense?

Happy birfday!

so you answered yes?

i don't think this is as extreme as you're making it out to be. that being said, i don't know what the coaches plan for josh is. are they bringing him along slowly? is this just the offense they intend to run regardless of the qb? i'm not sure what you're talking about having allen "let it rip" and finding out it was a disaster. can you elaborate?

i think you're right with the 300 benchmark. and i also think you're right about allen at this point. he's not going to out gun the big boys at this point in time. we knew he was a project, and as long as there's continued improvement, they should stick with him.

why don't people who don't feel josh is improving explain why? it's a legit opinion, so why not put it out there?

i honestly think that may be the best place in rochester. i know the bartender very well and love the food. the place is expensive, but i'd much rather go there than mortons. we also love max's chophouse and love the atmosphere at black and blue.

some of the bigger steak houses have just become too absurd. we have a morton's in downtown rochester and i just can't come to terms with the cost. we will go out for "regular" meals at expensive places, but that's our going out. on top of that, instead of gifts for holidays/birthdays, we get gift cards to restaurants we like, making it way more affordable. i never mind spending money on a meal, but morton's is gross. to get an 8 0z filet, i think it was $55. if you want a sauce, it's another $7 or $8. if i remember correctly, i think my starter salad was $18. for rochester, that's nuts. it's not nyc or boston where we're paying for the overhead. the food is good, but certainly no better than any of the local, privately owned steak houses. i'm good with pricey dinners, but there's a limit.

it's still an accomplishment. the bills are as strong as your typical 6-2 team, but the record is a positive, and it's ok to call it an accomplishment. you play who you have in front of you. the bills are the ones typically at the bottom. this year they're not.

of course he has. there's still a lot of improvement needed, but we have seen measurable growth. i think he can continue to get better.

words.

an old war injury makes it hard.

did we do something to make you angry? what grown man would post the same thing over and over and over and over? how can we as fans make you feel better? how can we heal together?

honestly...what do you want us to do about it?

oh no doubt. again, we all know there's a long way to go, but going to the playoffs twice in three years, (potentially) for this team is big. there's such a fear of losing the first game in the playoffs, but just get there first.

i'm happy with 6-2. very happy. there's flaws, i get it, but there's also progress. grind out wins any way you can and get to the playoffs.

they all are...with slightly different wording. we all want to see more offensive production, but the op is a man child about it.

they should play some games in toronto. that would probably help.

remember when a couple of choice posters were comparing the records of mcd and gase to try and prove a point that just wasn't there? i do...i do.

good for you.

Football is scary! Sack up.

This is true.