Another Fan

It's a couple years removed from Belichick and Brady both being with the Patriots. And now they are having a 3-11 season without either one of them. So it seems Bills fans got their wish during the drought years that the Patriots would go back to being irrelevant again. However, for obvious reasons the Chiefs might have taken on the #1 team the fanbase dislikes the most. I still would like to see the Bills dominate the Patriots for another 15 years (and win some Super Bowls along the way) to even that score. But yeah I probably dislike the Chiefs more at this point.

That's why I'm not sure how well he would do as an offensive coordinator. Especially in this league today where there's a much more sort of analytical/number approach/memorize all the plays versus react directly to what he saw on the field.

I think its just too different a game today from the 80s and 90s to really answer this. Case in point Jim was a very vocal leader on the field. Nobody today comes close in that regard.

I’ve complained about McDermott but then I think of Tomlin in Pittsburgh. People seem to think of him as this God but he’s actually only won 1 Super Bowl. Plus his teams every year seem to have a few games they play down to the competition. My point is McD is a pretty solid coach. Based on the Sabres I wouldn’t expect the ownership group to get it right if they replaced him.

AOC: she’s young and good looking. But I mean if she’s going to be face of the Democratic in the next few years…. This is the stuff she gets worked up about. Trans bathrooms. It’s a blip on most people’s radar.

Not going to take beating the Patriots or Jets for granted. I think they'll both be playing hard as spoilers. But it's pretty safe to be confident the Bills will win out. It beats last year where it came down to the Dolphins game last year for the #2 seed.

Yeah. I think Steve Christie's recovery of the onside kick like that in the Comeback is one of the most underrated plays in Buffalo Bills history.

I have a memory of trying to watch A Very Brady Christmas or something like that and finding it extremely lame...... movie was from the 80's

Used to be. Tim the tool man would be delighted at the Lions season. Liked Buzzlight year too. I never met him but I have heard he’s a jerk in real life.

This actually makes me nervous. While well deserved I still recall the SI jinx

The Hot Spot and Mulholland Falls

My favorite actress growing up. All her movies/roles from the 80s and 90s were great. Not as much a fan today but still like her. .. enough to start a Birthday thread. Just saw she finished the NY Marathon recently at 3:45 or something like that. Very impressive!

I haven't followed them much this year but yeah I rooted for them in the past to an extent. They were hospitable to the Bills in 2014 and 2022 with letting the team use their stadium after the snowstorms. That and I still recall after the game in 2018 a good number of Bills fans here posted positive stuff about Lions fans in the stadium.

Vincent Gallo really says it best the first 25 seconds of this video below. It is just deeper with this fanbase than other teams. Pittsburgh and Cleveland have great fans but I would still say unbiasedly the Bills are the most passionate in the NFL.

Ridiculous

That person seems excessively petty

Dare I bring his name up but I did like Icebowl that Packers fan who used to post here sometimes. Seemed a nice guy and give outside perspective. I think though it sounded like he ghosted everyone when they actually wanted to meet him or something like that.

The Steelers/Browns Thursday night game in the snow was the best game this season. Old school rivalry and old school football elements to play in.

Depends on my mood that day. Too many times it just B.S. Conversations go in one ear and out the other. But there’s times it can be fun.

I graduated from a large public university in 2006. And a lot of the things I didn't like about it then are now things that seem to plague the Democratic Party: too far to the left and liberal, white men are viewed in a negative light, and too abstract economics. Outside of basic economics principles of supply and demand most of the coursework was too abstract in nature. It was just mathematical theory about how the economy should be run by "the man". Really a lot of my college education could be considered "woke" before there was that phrase for it. Even when Obama was still largely liked by people I do recall some thought of him as an elitist back in 2008. He had that quote about guns and religion he had to backtrack on. My point is how different is the population now than 15 years ago? I think Trump appealed to a lot of disinterested voters.

That hair!! This is mad retro. But I like the song…. Guilty pleasure

Well for obvious reasons his last name came to my mind today. But he was a great musician. I think even from Rochester?

Or know you will never use. Do you tell that person straight up? I definitely think it's the thought/effort that matters. But at the same time I'd feel bad for someone wasting their money. Or do you re-gift it 😆?

Felt like a trap game..... I'm assuming the Rams were fighting for their playoff lives. If the Rams are held to a field goal there I'm confident Josh wins the game. Not the end of the world. Actually in the 2020 Rams/Bills game (covid year) I kind of recall the Bills got like a huge break with a pass INT call at the end of it. So maybe some karma

I was not aware until today Utah had a hockey team. And that is just about literally their name.