1ManRaid
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7 minutes ago, klos63 said:
A best case scenario is usually the best news possible, which would be ready to practice this week and play next week. Being out 6 weeks is a bad case scenario.
If it were anything remotely close to being that serious, we would have heard something about it. Again, fearmongering.
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1 hour ago, Not at the table Karlos said:
Not when the app refreshes and there’s no service.
Hasn't happened to me yet, and I definitely don't have data down there over the border.
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24 minutes ago, row_33 said:
Gotta love the people that tell you they were fine so....
you are either a liar or a moron....
We were fine for a reason. OP didn't do what we did. Don't put words in our mouth when you don't know what you're talking about.
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Just now, BrycePaup4ever said:
I dont think it will time out for you but try to load the browsers at the last possible moment...maybe after you park the car.
I come over from Canada and I load the tickets before I get to the border. It's fine, nothing to BEWARE of.
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1 minute ago, The Firebaugh Kid said:
So you just leave the browser window open for hours? I used to screenshot them. Super annoyed with the experience either way but if that’s the way it’s gonna be they should let people know.
Well I use the Ticketmaster app, but I guess you could just leave the browser up too. It's even less hassle than having to waste ink printing stuff.
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Just now, Phil The Thrill said:
it’s a guessThat's literally the opposite of an educated guess. You specified 6 weeks minimum, so I guess you're just talking out of your rear to fearmonger.
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I just load up the tickets on my phone BEFORE I go. It's that simple.
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How many other fanbases freak out if their 3rd/4th RB isn't an all-pro talent?
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1 hour ago, Phil The Thrill said:
probably not a good thing. Best case scenario he’s out for about 6 weeksAnd how would you know this?
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Looked like maybe the defender was out of bounds when he touched the ball.
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That was like a flea flicker to himself.
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Finally a completion for Dalton. I think they just need to stop trying to pass it ain't working out for them.
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9 minutes ago, Cmdjr85 said:
Crazy new england wont have to play a decent team until baltimore
They do play us, I think. Maybe.
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Not 100% anymore on red zone TDs, BLOW IT ALL UP WE'RE TANKING FOR TUA
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"Josh Allen held the ball too long there." - Bills Hater 2019
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I think we'll get by just fine today without Singletary.
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Man we might have something special in Knox and Sweeney. Like Gronk and Hernandez, without the insanity and murder.
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29 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:
I seriously hate this season already
Well we willingly tolerate you here, there's room on the bandwagon.
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Just now, TroutDog said:
75% for Josh right now. Just saying.
And a big ole goose egg in completions for the QB with the most completions through 2 weeks.
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We aren't up 42 points after one drive for each team, thus...
THE SKY IS FALLING FIRE EVERYONE!!!
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1 hour ago, oldmanfan said:
I’m surprised it’s that low for each game
I've seen Ontario Lottery Gaming simply refuse to put out odds for certain football games (typically college) because the lines were getting just too crazy.
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1 hour ago, mattynh said:
Absolutely. This is the nfl and writing in a w is never a sure thing. However we will all be disappointed if they lose this game.
I remember telling my neighbor at the flea market to watch the Bills shock the world, he thought I was crazy. The look on his face each time I updated him on the game was priceless.
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Henry Anderson is going to get mad at Brady for running up the score on them, and finally get his suspension.
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3 hours ago, Richard Noggin said:
This is the narrative that upsets my already tenuous equilibrium: a privileged, cheating, protected athlete receiving additional, informal, untraceable protections beyond the scope of league-wide rules.
The Tuck Rule was retroactively created to justify Brady's horribly botched AFC Championship fumble ruling.
The silly below-the-knee restriction for QB protection was enacted following Brady's only major injury.
He is allowed to turf the ball--and therefore avoid negative outcomes/real-world consequences--without penalty any time the called play is effectively disrupted by the defense. No other professional, proficient, otherwise precise NFL QB enjoys such freedoms, to suddenly be bad enough at throwing a football that it bounces roughly five yards from the feet of a nearby receiver when the pass rushers are closing in.
One needs not venture beyond the football field to find the ammunition necessary for a proper, justified Brady-bashing. He is Dan Marino x10.
What the hell do you mean the Tuck Rule was "retroactively created" to justify helping Brady? The first application of the rule was AGAINST the Patriots earlier that year in a game against the Jets, before Brady became the starter. It was actually the game Bledsoe got injured in that led to Brady becoming the starter in the first place. Brady was just some nobody backup at the time the Tuck Rule came into being so it couldn't have been created to help him.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick referred to this game after the subsequent Tuck Rule Game, telling ESPN, "I knew what the ruling should have been because we had dealt with that play a little bit earlier in the year on the other side of it."
Only 6 AFC teams have winning record. We must be in playoffs this year
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"This week will tell us a lot about their team. We will be the first real team the Patriots face. Their opponents are a combined 0-9, 0-8 if you discount the week 3 victory as it was led by Luke Falk and not Sam Darnold. If they go out and handle business against the Bills as usual it's time to start planning the parade."