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you're a monster.

now it needs to pull a vonte davis and retire at halftime.

i heard this as well this morning. he and ramsey aren't getting traded apparently. if i heard correctly, the comment was the jags turned down two firsts for ramsey. I don't completely believe that.

this thread is getting ***** up.

i've heard you're going to the game this weekend. is that true?

i'm sure he doesn't care, but it would be so annoying to watch a game with people screaming at you the entire time.

one drunk can ruin an entire game. we all know the difference between loud and obnoxious. if you can do it, it's always worth upgrading your seats. i go to very few games at this point, (last year i didn't even make it to one which was the first time in many seasons). we just sit in the clubs now. we sit outside and still have the game day environment, but now have a full bar for 4 quarters, clean and easy to access bathroom, and i don't think i've ever seen anyone out of control in the clubs. the cost is the issue, but for as little as i go now, it's always well worth it.

oh man. after our first round of ivf, we thought we were having twins. one of the embryos ended up not having a heart beat, and my wife was devastated. the physician did a great job at consoling her, and he explained how difficult and potentially dangerous these multiple pregnancies could be. as time goes on i realize how correct he was. what jeremy and his family are going through is far worse. i genuinely feel bad for these people that i've never met.

my friend was sitting in the kelly club (i'm pretty sure that was the club) and took a picture of the box behind his seats. Sure enough there was kraft. he said fans were brutally heckling him

hey @Gugny, @Royale with Cheese wanted me to tell you, "thanks for asking him".

i'm certainly hoping he plays. we all want to see his reaction after a hit and a game like that.

you needed to tell me where you were pointing.

josh allen, the team, the coaches...they all have to show us that a tough loss can be shrugged off while learning from their mistakes. I'm not sure what to make of this team yet. sunday will be a big measuring stick for me.

It will certainly tell us a lot about the coaching.

that's very true. a little more perfection would have put the bills over the top.

i only noticed it for a bit too. not that i was paying mega close attention to the game where i was, but i only noticed it once.

mad no. disappointed, yes. this team had to play perfect football, or near perfect football to win that game yesterday and they didn't. the offense is way to riddled with mistakes still, and that needs to be worked on. as i said in another thread, i'm more interested now to see how this team responds on sunday. if they come out and look competent/win the game, it will make me feel better going forward.

he was lousy. i figured we would still see a few games like this this year, and here we are. to be honest, i'm more curious to see how he comes back from it.

Fire. Fire is an option here.

watching yeldon play makes me sad.

from the little bit i've heard, the story is nuts. apparently he was being used by the gang for income. he performs and earns, they take a portion of the money. I'm not sure what the benefit was to him. maybe "street cred"? if i'm not mistaken, they had his bodyguard kidnap or try to kidnap him. it all sounds pretty awful.

or most patriots fans.

are you sure it wasn't a homeless guy looking for a blanket?

this is just a thing with you.

no doubt. the defense is going to have to carry the offense for a while as they grow, (hopefully).