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Does that include out-of-market games? In other words, can I watch all the Bills' games from the Midwest?

With a solid defense - especially with good depth/rotation on the line - we don't need an explosive offense. We need a "move the chains" offense. That's exactly what we have.

Baby, since I've been loving you I'm about to lose my worried mind.

Defiantly is the only way I'd eat liver.

True, but in their first year, they inherited a dismal offense, and in spite of that, McD rode the defense to a playoff spot. Their second year was the start of a rebuild with a rookie QB and limited weapons. On paper, at least, they've taken great strides in improving the offense. I agree that it's too soon to crown them since we haven't seen the results yet, but it's safe to say that they've taken a logical, methodical approach to building a winner. We haven't seen that at OBD for a long time.

Nice highlight reel. On that last play, I got the feeling that it was supposed to be a flea flicker, but Shady saw space and went for the run instead.

Maybe he's more confident in the passing game this year.

I tried to give you consolation When your old man had let you down. Like a fool, I fell in love with you, Turned my whole world upside down.

Who would believe you were a beauty indeed When the days get shorter and the nights get long Lie awake when the rain comes Nobody will know, when you're old When you're old, nobody will know That you was a beauty, a sweet sweet beauty A sweet sweet beauty, but stone stone cold

Yes! We're the Buffalo Bills, not the Buffalo Johnnies.

Beane has neglected the 3rd string QB situation for far too long. He's a joke! We'll be lucky to get 4 wins this season!

Singletary: feature back (most yards) Yeldon: 3rd down and change-of-pace back Gore: short-yardage situations

Going in, Gore had to know that there was a possibility that Shady would be cut or traded. I'm sure he's bummed, but not to the point of asking for a release or retiring.

Hopefully, Miami will screw up the draft enough to make that an even trade in terms of long-term value.

Houston says, "Hold my beer." https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/217701-miami-houston-trade-tunsil-stills-for-at-least-2-1sts-1-2nd-more/

Also ensures at least two "trap game" threads this season.

True, it wasn't strictly a cap issue, but the cap is always a factor in the equation. This is more about roster space and the future, and that $6M will roll over into next year's cap.

LeSean is more mature than that guy.

The Bills have several rising stars.

My mistake. I stand corrected.

You better run all day and run all night And keep your dirty feelings deep inside And if you're taking your girlfriend out tonight You better park the car well out of sight 'Cause if they catch you in the back seat trying to pick her locks They're gonna send you back to Mother in a cardboard box You better run!

See my face in the town that's flashing by See me standing at the station in the rain See me running there beside the car I left it all behind me and I traveled far It took me a long time to get back on the train

Both cities get dissed for their weather. Damn - the evidence keeps piling up. ?

The Jerry Hughes trade was great too, but that one wasn't so obviously lopsided on paper - it just turned out to be good after the fact. But yeah, the Kiko for Shady trade was astoundingly lopsided both in theory and on the field. Kiko showed promise in his rookie year, so I can see how Chip wanted to roll the dice on him, but he put way too much on the table for that to have been a reasonable gamble. Best case scenario, Kiko becomes as good at his position as Shady is at his, in which case there's no real gain. Chip, what were you thinking? I mean, thanks! But ... what were you thinking??

Kiko only pawn in game of life.