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I think it was the most "Buffalo" TD celebration ever. What's not to like about it?

Kyle Williams with the endzone sack/fumble/TD on Johnny Football. (Which was bogusly overturned by the replay.) Playing the Jets in Detroit (after the snowmageddeon in WNY), Scott Chandler doing the shovel move TD dance.

Dray-Flo making Sanchez flinch when he was lined up in the wildcat formation. Fitz throwing a 98 yard TD pass to TO on an audible. Related to beating the pats* 31-0, Sam Adams' pick-6. Related to beating the pats* in 2011, Dray-Flo's pick-6. Losman making a last second TD pass to win a game (Jags? Carolina?) Nate Clements picking off Peyton Manning in his rookie year. Nate Clements leveling Brady.

So was Belichick.

It's not delivery, it's DiGiorgio. DiGregorio (AKA "Ernie D") played for the Buffalo Braves in the 70s.

I never assumed that our defense would be as good or better under Rex - in fact, I had a feeling it would be like Gregg Williams dismantling a great defense to implement his own scheme, and failing miserably because the personnel didn't match the scheme. Sadly, I was right. As for the offense under Dennison, it's hard to predict, since he wasn't the play-caller under Kubiak. But it looks like the offense he runs is pretty compatible with the BIlls' personnel. http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2017/1/20/14331974/rick-dennison-buffalo-bills-offensive-coordinator-tyrod-taylor-all-22

(slurring) "... and then I shaid 'Mr. Peluga ... Mr. Lepuga ... Mr. Legupa ... Terry, I don need yer shtinkin' job..."

We're like Spinal Tap: Our passes go to ELEVEN!

The coach who took the Bills to four consecutive Super Bowls has a degree in English Literature.

Fair enough - it was a pay cut. But they could have cut him altogether, which would have been the smart thing to do if they were certain that he's not the future. It's probably somewhere in the middle: "Tyrod, we're setting the scene to draft a QB in the first round next year. Give us a reason not to."

All stats need to be viewed in context, and you just provided the context.

Restructuring his contract and drafting a QB in the fifth round doesn't mean they think Tyrod isn't the future. It just says, "We're still not sure about him, so we're keeping our options open."

If I believed in the supernatural, I might think he went down the the crossroads and made a deal with an unsavory character.

Or you hire a GM who gets along with your HC.

TIL that Talia Shire (Connie Corleone) is the sister of Francis Ford Coppola. I've seen The Godfather countless times - how did I not know this already?

This was funny before, but it's eerily appropriate now.

But the walrus was Paul.

Coach

He's saying hello to the guy who thinks the Pegulas are the worst owners in sports. Why? Because he likes him.

Jimmy Haslam says hello.

I think it's Tyrod's job until someone outperforms him.

That was pretty much a given after Tyrod agreed to the contract restructuring, but they couldn't say it in public until now because it would have tipped their hand in the draft and free agency.

What did he say about Tebow? "All he does is WIN!"

Maybe next year we'll trade Milano for Shady's replacement. Where's Chip Kelly coaching these days? ;-)