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That Athletic article is pretty awesome. It's one of those worthy of subscription. I must say, though... it leaves me with one worry: Palmer is stressing the importance of "All 16 go into the ground" as an emphasis on using the ground as a way to take the load of your arm. Is it possible that this creates a higher likelihood of severe leg injuries? When you're on your toes, you're more nimble and loose. When your feet are planted flat and basically dug in, basic physics tell me bad things are a comin if someone attacks those legs...

It's just Beasely. And as much as I love him as a player, I'm reaching the point where I won't be upset if we cut him. I view Sanders as an upgrade over John Brown and I think Davis will be better than last year. Maybe our WR corps takes a step back without Beas, but I don't think it'll be a huge one. And maybe this is finally the year our TEs make up the difference.

Good. This is how it should be this year.

February 2022

Is there a list of percentage vaccinated for each team, other than the handful mentioned in that article?

Meet your next OC

Man... you guys are really bringing your A game... guess you're just still mad

Ya know what I thought when Trump was in office almost every single day? "Good God what's this #ucktard going to do or say to damage this Country and can we make it through to the election" (which luckily bounced his a$$ out of office by the will of the American people) Now I don't have to spend my days focused on how much our President is destroying our Country... which is one of the reasons I don't mosy on over here much. But when I do, some of you make me laugh. Are people really calling this some kind of joke or troll job? Sounds similar to years ago when someone started a thread (thread is buried... I'm sure someone could find it) that posed the question of whether Trump would concede if he lost the election... a lot of the responses had the same tone of disbelief at posited question. These same posters turned a complete 180 as we ended last year and became proponents of The Big Lie. Many of these posters are now gone, but I just checked their website for the first time in months... they've encrypted/hidden their politics page and they're taking donations on the main website 😆 so maybe you should head on over there... I'm sure some of these donations are going to the 7 point plan that isn't happening since we all know they're just 4chan under the guise of a Bills Website

Not premium because everyone has access to Peacock, but Mr. Mercedes with Brian Gleeson is fantastic 9 episodes into season 1.

That's the thing about Allen, he's a natural thrower of the football. You could see that even in college... and I wish I watched more of him play in college rather than looking at his completion percentage before being so anti Allen in the draft. But what did get me on board very quickly after the draft--along with his unique personal background and being a die-hard Bills fan who couldn't change the outcome--was actually watching him play in college. He just looks so natural as a passer... unlike someone like EJ Manuel who always looked like such a robot.

Paramount plus is premium. This is a show I've been meaning to get to... thanks! As for other shows... has anyone watched Sweet Tooth? Fantastic show! I also am 5 episodes in to Mr. Mercedes on Peacock and I'm hooked! Loki is awesome... although right now I'm wondering what's happened from the last huge cliffhanger episode and I've gotta wait to find out! I watched the 1st episode of The Wire because I've heard so much about it. Honestly... wasn't inspired to keep watching. And I do like crime stuff as I liked Bosch and LOVED Justified.

It was. Great Summer blockbuster in the Independence Day spirit. Looks too dark. I get what they're doing, but if I'm gonna watch a comedy, I want to laugh, not cringe.

Trade prospects must be slowing down. This thread has fallen to the middle of page one...

Discussed today on The Herd were Cossell's previous comments about Allen being the most talented NFL QB player in the last 2 or 3 decades:

He's making this everyone's business with long rants and responses to his followers, unfortunately.

How many are threatening retirement? Cole made it clear he's financially set... he almost washed his hands of the sport if he's forced to stick by these protocols... which make it so that he doesn't have to get the vaccine he's complaining about. How many other players are going to pronounce they're financially set in the same way?

Did they?

The surgery is "proven to work..." I don't disagree. My guess is he was put under anasthesia... have you cross referenced negative long term side effects or death of anasthesia vs negative or long term side effects or death or the Covid vaccine?

https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/bills-receiver-cole-beasley-says-hes-spoken-with-nflpa-regarding-new-covid-19-protocols/article_1b37a5a0-cfd2-11eb-aca8-8fc42a64e7ad.amp.html "everybody is so all in on science now more than I have ever seen. What happen (sic) to God's will?" A follower pointed out that vaccinations are a choice, but asked if Beasley would let a doctor repair an injury were he to get hurt. For example, the receiver underwent core-muscle surgery in 2019. "Depends on the injury," Beasley responded. "When I get sick, I naturally get better. If I don't, then it was my time. Nobody is gonna be here forever." Jesus... I'm sorry I started reading some of what he’s been saying.

Well, then let him retire. I don't know how the protocols are all that unreasonable. I'm obviously late to this discussion, but I assume he's 100% serious??? I love Beasely as a player, but he's turning himself into a pretty bad distraction this offseason. He would be missed, but how much longer will he be with the team, anyway? I hope this blows over, but if he's serious, he should retire because I don't see the protocols changing. Are people here arguing that they're somehow unreasonable?

Who is Levon?