Doc Brown

I’m against tariffs but this weird obsession that the left has with Trump cozying up to Russia is just bizarre.

They're already heavily sanctioned. I believe North Korea wasn't included for the same reason.

If it came down to these two players than I think Beane would draft Nolan. He's given a lot of lip service to it "starts up front." I wouldn't rule out two DT's (3 tech and 1 tech) with two of our three 1st and 2nd round picks.

The fact that one person can rattle an economy like this is due to Congress not doing its job in the last 30 plus years making this constitutionally possible.

The flip side of that is a RB drafted at pick 63 would get more money that a premium position player would at pick 64 because of the rookie wage scale. It's just the devaluation of the position. Paying elite money to only an above average player is bad business. Especially with RB's.

This board was against that a month ago.

I think it'll be death by a thousand paper cuts unless Trump caves. I'm betting that Trump caves.

Trump says "hold my beer."

They never fail to nauseate me. Their commercials make me appreciate watching paint dry. Josh doesn't win MVP without that iconic rushing TD against them. Oh, and MJ looks even younger than he did on Space Jam.

I'm glad Congress is passing this legislation through though because it would be downright dangerous if all this power was given to one person under the guise of an "emergency."

Reagan is turning in his grave. Individual tax cuts, deregulation, lower corporate tax rate, and free trade is how you build a robust economy.

It's pretty bad when the best case scenario is Trump purposefully tanking the market with a track and cash scheme.

He listed it at $15m.

Yeah. He doesn't know wtf he's doing. Just frustrating that one person can have this much power in this country.

S&P 500 down 2% after hours. Thanks Trump.

I think the point is that we should be able to enjoy one of 17 Bills games and spend a day with your family not glued to the TV. I feel the same way and wish they'd ban football on Thanksgiving too.

They don't have that capability. The ONLY thing it's good for is telling you whether the ball spotted by the ref is a first down or not. The cameras need an unobstructed view of the football. The cameras in tennis or soccer are unobstructed and therefore the chip is able to tell them whether the ball landed. All this does is take away the good old days of refs using an index card.

It was a rough time in Buffalo for sports fashion. The arena football Uni's for the Bills and the slug for the Sabres. A lot of NFL jersey changes during that era were over the top and completely broke from tradition. I'd prefer they never change the current uniforms as our main jerseys over any time in our history (besides the Smurf look and all reds).

Bills missed a golden opportunity on April Fools to say they're bringing back the mid 2000's Bills jerseys.

Seems there isn't a trigger. It's where the ref spots the ball that counts and the only change is they don't have to bring in the chain gang to measure for the first down.

Exaclty. Just tell the truth and it wouldn't be as controversial. You'll get some whiny Eagles fans but that play is an eyesore to watch.

They could've moved the kickoff back five more yards too and you'd pry get a massive return rate.

The NFL knows how gimmicky/unappealing/rugby style the play is and that's the real reason they want it banned. Goodell pry has some pressure from the TV networks to eliminate the play. I don't think it's a coincidence that McDermott is the public face now of the anti push tush as the Bills benefited more from it than 30 other teams. Lends to credibility. It was a mistake though as McDermott's never been a great orator.

I can see Bills at Steelers. Next time X-mas falls on a Sunday is 2033.