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Yeah. Sometimes it's good to reconnect; other times, you realize there's a reason you haven't stayed in touch.

A priest, a rabbi, and a minister walk into a bar. The bartender says, "What is this, a joke?" A guy walks into a bar wearing a set of jumper cables. The bartender says, "Don't start anything." A guy walks into a bar and says, "Ow!"

We agree with the OP. It got off to a slow start but it has promise, so we'll give it a few more episodes.

Even better. A detached arm has a lot more reach.

It was amputated; he'll be playing with one arm, like Def Leppard's drummer.

I think we can all agree that it wasn't a perfect throw, but it was catchable. TT is capable of making that throw with better ball placement, but that time he didn't. It happens to all QBs from time to time. CC is capable of making that catch, even with the ball not perfectly placed, but that time he didn't. It happens to all receivers/TEs from time to time.

Holsters are expensive.

"When I hold you in my arms, and I feel my finger on your trigger..."

Clearly Adams was the instigator, but I didn't think either of them did anything worthy of being ejected.

I don't know, but I know the stadium has a reputation for gusty winds, especially near one particular end zone. I'm not sure if that's the side they were on at the time, though.

At least once I saw him using an oxygen mask.

Where is this "tact" in which they're keeping his arm?

I was thinking some kind of wind gust. A pull or hook tends to curve more gradually. That was more like a receiver running a down-and-out route, or Shady making a juke move on a linebacker.

Well sure, we're undefeated and all, but we haven't beaten a team with a winning record yet this season. ;-)

The biggest difference between the last couple of years and what we saw yesterday really comes down to the coaching. The team was prepared, the game-plan was solid, and the guys played with discipline. I haven't seen that from the Bills in quite some time. It's a refreshing change.

That'll come in handy when we play another AFCE team that makes its living off the quick-pass game.

Hard to complain about the play calling - for the most part, it worked. The Bills were in control of the game on both sides of the ball. Game management was good. Plays got in efficiently, no dumb penalties. With less than 4 minutes to go, I was hoping they'd take Shady out of the game. No need to risk him at that point. Other than that, I'm happy with the coaching staff's performance.

Like Stephen Wright's plan to live forever, so far, so good.

Congrats! I'm glad the Bills made it an even better day for you.

Fake handoff to Shady going left, Tyrod runs a QB option to the right. He connects with Clay in the flat for a ten yard gain.

Another season. We hope it doesn't end with "There's always next year."

Full circle: Years before that, Ralph Wilson donated a lot of money to the research that led to that technique. https://wayne.edu/newsroom/release/2007/09/19/everetts-innovative-treatment-connected-to-team-owner-ralph-wilsons-philanthropic-work-2642

"You've got a nice little credit rating there. I wouldn't want anything to happen to it."

Depends on the venue. We saw them last year at Alpine Valley in East Troy WI (near Milwaukee) and there was a great tailgate scene. It's hard to tailgate at Wrigley Field, but Mr. Blotto (Chicago jam band) played a free "pre-show" outside the stadium - there was quite a gathering there, but not a true tailgate.

Yeah, it's only if they don't have a car. I'm sure there's a minimum distance from home, too. My insurance agent asked where he was going to school. I guess four hours away is sufficient.