Buffalo ill

Barry Sanders or Bo Jackson would have ran for 300 yards/game if they played for the 90's cowboys.

Every franchise qb in the modern era not named Andrew Luck.

Trust me, nobody loathes California as much as people who live in western states, but not on the coast.

Isn't NY a socialist state that taxes most of it's workers paychecks?

Living in the past is silly. Any superbowl from more than 10 years ago is irrelevant. Really 5 years may as well be the cutoff for relevancy.

Yeah but they also had shorter seasons in the medieval times.

In regards to the link on the first page, anyone who posts Nick Wright articles should be banned from the forums. I won't even quote a post with a link to him in it.

Being that I don't want to pay for 300 channels I don't watch, I cut the cable a decade ago. Only NFL I watch are Bill's games when CBS shows them locally (paramount plus) and the superbowl.

Also, team names don't have to be themed after the state. I'm willing to bet you don't see many Lions in Detroit, Bengals in Cincinnati, Rams in LA (or St Louis), etc.

The Idaho "Go home, Californians" is an appropriate name.

Just because Josh likes Ken doesn't mean he is suited for the OC job.

This is weak and dumb. They should have stopped with head shots and left everything else alone. At this point they are desecrating the corpse of my once beloved game.

He can easily be defeated using Magnet Man's weapon.

The lifeless blowout loss to the Bengals in Buffalo broke me. I don't have to explain the number of gut punches a Bills fan since the late 80s has taken. You all know the moments. Last season's finale was the tipping point for me. Anymore I feel like the Bills are a mostly entertaining tv series that will have a bad ending, leaving the fans disappointed overall. The Bills are my new Game of Thrones.

Thid isn't the 90s Bills that were unstoppable at home. This is the Bills team that squeaked by a 3rd string qb led Miami, got blown out by the Bengals, and almost lost to a garbage jets team, all in Buffalo.

I don't care what another coach says about Allen. It's up to Josh to do something about it.

I feel bad for the service animals forced into attending a game.

All this arm strength so he can miss deep throws but break the hands of recievers withing 10 yards of the line of scrimmage.

Could anyone see Tre doing the Rod Woodson thing and transitioning to safety if his wheels don't fully recover to cornerback level agility?

This perfectly sums up my employer for 99% of it's workforce (paper mill in a small town).

I miss the days when safeties were able to punish WRs.

Apparently all time sack and rushing doesn't matter either, since the leaders of each category are largely disrespected.

Is that like kegels?

This just in: Kid in his 20s drank enough to get a hangover. Details at 11.