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Watching the Four Falls of Buffalo.

The lack of football acumen in some of these posts is astounding... until you remember that this is TBD we are talking about.

I hope he turns the Jags into a contender.

Go Bills! I slept much more poorly than normal but still got a decent chunk of sleep. Interestingly, I don't feel very nervous, excited, or anxious. I think it has something to do with the offseason. I liked the moves, but it took the wind out of my sails for 2017. Let's hope the Bills recharge my batteries today!

I expect Dareus to cause terror to opposing OLs yet again this year.

To me, Gilmore's most memorable moment was a pass breakup where he stuck his arm underneath the receiver's arm and swatted the ball away. I remember thinking that was a damn good play.

Diehard 8-Year-Old Buffalo Bills Fan Showing Early Signs Of Masochism WEST SENECA, NY—Expressing a mixture of alarm and heartache over the boy’s recently discovered disorder, the parents of diehard 8-year-old Buffalo Bills fan Cody Brenner told reporters Tuesday that their son had begun showing early signs of masochism. “A year ago we identified the first stages of his condition, and it’s been absolutely devastating as a parent to see our little boy struggling with something like this,” said the boy’s mother Julia, noting with sadness that the little boy’s self-flagellation includes watching the entirety of every Bills preseason game, regularly checking their official team Twitter page, and, in perhaps the most tragic and definitive confirmation of his disorder, recently purchasing a Tyrod Taylor poster to proudly display in his bedroom. “I thought something might be wrong when Cody made himself so angry by obsessively rewatching clips of the Bills blowing late-game leads last year, but it was his insistence that they’re going to be good this season in the face of all objective reasoning that confirmed his masochism for me. I want to help him, but we’ve been told there’s very little we can do. I just hope he can stay strong, because he will most likely be dealing with this for the rest of his life.” The boy’s grief-stricken mother added that it was hard not to blame the boy’s condition on his father, a sadist who likely inflicted his longtime Bills fandom on his son. http://www.theonion.com/article/diehard-8-year-old-buffalo-bills-fan-showing-early-56727

Seeing Sammy throw himself the ball every game would be a sight to behold. Get it done!

Very happy with this.

Ha! Weak. I ask again, regardless of who's mind it will change: what is your definition of democracy? I'm personally curious.

And what is your definition?

I'm not sure why you want to play semantics about democracy vs democratic republic since the textbook definition of democracy is "a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives." I never used the term direct democracy, did I? Regardless, if this is how you feel (and I can't say I disagree with the general premise), isn't the solution to inform and educate those many Americans who are currently lacking the ability to make critical government decisions? Democracy, whether direct or representative, requires well-informed and educated populace to function properly.

Except when that personal choice leads to costs incurred on those who didn't make that choice. Do you think doctors should be able to turn away a poor motorcyclist who gets in an accident without a helmet? Because unless that person is turned away and left to die, the rest of us bear the cost of that cyclist's poor decision when they are treated with care that they themselves would not be able to afford. Is that the kind of world you want to live in?

How is there not more Meatball loving in this thread? Come on now!

They are just following the money. That's capitalism for ya.

To hell with democracy!

Kyle is one of the best overall athletes on the Bills' roster. I laugh when people think a 300lb guy is automatically disqualified to be considered athletic. To me, if you can move like Kyle or Dareus can at 300+lbs, that's more impressive than a WR being able to sprint a 4.4 40.

Not to mention the industries that would be affected by the mass use of hemp (lumber, textiles, even synthetics, etc.).

The effects of smoking a bowl only last about 30min to an hour (unless you have some especially potent stuff). Games are ~3 hours long. There's no reason why these guys would toke up before a game unless they were the 4th string QB or something. It would not be a positive for them on the field. On the other hand, smoking the night before to relax or get some sleep won't have a negative effect on them the next day for the same reason. Maybe it might make the offensive coordinator's play-calling a little more creative? That's about the only possible, directly football-related benefit I see from marijuana. The indirect benefits (pain relief, stress relief, sleeping aid, etc.) are there though.

It's possible. Once every team in the league is geared to stop the pass, watch an 80 year old Belichick bring back the ground-and-pound and get another 5 titles with the RB version of Tom Brady.

I use antenna. Cut cable for 5 years now. Never looked back. Apart from the Bills, I rarely watch TV. If I'm watching something on my television, it's streaming from my FireStick/Roku/etc.

Wasn't Brad Butler a right tackle?

I know right? He basically won the lottery when he got blood cancer!

Garrison Sanborn.

Playoffs or (unintentional) tank. No more middle-of-the-pack seasons please.