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DeMarco Murray was the best RB in football.....until he left Dallas.

Wow, you know me so well. You've really given me something to think about. Oops, I guess this sarcasm means I'm also jealous of you, somehow.

It's in Section 12.4 Subsection B52 addendum 3, titled "Giving him the business".

From what I've read, further than most people think. Food banks generally have much better "purchasing power" than the general population and often have deals with suppliers to get overstock at a fraction of the price. That's why they might specifically request cash donations rather than loose groceries, which also allows them to streamline their operations with known stock rather than deal with a thousand unwanted odds and ends of stuff with varying expiration dates and whatnot.

I sincerely apologize for having had to spend all my money on food for myself, rather than donate it to buy food for other people. I'll be sure to ask the food bank I'm volunteering as a driver for (that I can barely afford to keep my car maintained to do) what would be an appropriate penance.

Ah, I see this is one of those "I just wanna argue with people" threads.

That's why you just use your hands and crack them apart.

I already know their response, "Unanimous MVP. Josh Allen is the RB."

Weird, because his fans insist he is the best QB in the league (seriously they won't shut up about unanimous MVP) and that Josh is the RB.

Oh I'll be having fun with this game on Twitter. Ravens/Lamar fans crapped all over Josh for having a whole two INTs in a half. Looking forward to the excuses they have.

You misunderstand me, I wasn't clear. One yard is the proper limit, I meant near the LoS is the logical place to base it on. Can't have a D lineman sidestep, the O lineman stumbles forward a step, and oops illegal man downfield. O linemen downfield would wreak havoc on the LBs and DBs and lead to basketball scores in games.

One yard past the LoS IS downfield, you have to draw the line somewhere and the LoS is a logical place to do it.

Air conditioned stadium in late November?

"Oooooooh, oh oh oh oooooooh ooh..." Bills fans in New Orleans, 2021

What the hell, that's easy money. Were they just really down on Breida scoring? This is the kind of bet I'd make if able to.

I wouldn't go so far as to say they don't count, but I could get behind formal tracking of it.

Ok, ok, you've converted me. Breida is really good.

I'll defend Moss as well as being underrated by a lot of people. Some just refuse to believe the problem is the O line and play calling because that's not as featured, easier to make the RB the scapegoat.

Do they ever care about protecting Allen? There's a reason some consider him to be a "crybaby" and it's not on him...

Are you kidding, Allen is probably the best in the league at only calling a penalty when it is justified. Not his fault refs hate to throw flags on our opponents.

Keep telling me Singletary sucks. Also gonna be pissed for a while at that uncalled low hit on Allen.

We are.....Rey Mysterio Jr? BOOYAKA BOOYAKA 619

Can confirm. I have an acquaintance in Japan whose partner has a private company jet, and said the round trip fuel cost to the US was close to $50k.

Its the first game since the announcement OF the upcoming changes. You still need the same $200 molecular test done before you go down tomorrow that you've needed for a while now. My point is it appears the Bills have jumped the gun on welcoming back the Canadian fans when the current protocols haven't changed yet. Yes you could have in theory gone down to the previous game at a price, but this welcome back announcement seems timed to be a response to the upcoming changes.

The Bills are mistaken, the Covid testing mandate being eliminated isn't in effect until the 30th.