BuffaloBillyG

I don't even want to imagine the horrors awaiting this management staff when they discuss what to get for the baby shower... Let's hope for Jelly of the Month Club memberships for all...

I have it on great authority, that Beane gave McDermott a fondue set for Christmas. McDermott gave Beane a Slushy Maker. However, Beane regifted the Slushy Maker to Pegula, which he loved. Now there is all sorts of tension behind the scenes and Pegula is too blitzed on frozen margaritas to do anything about it. What a mess...

Did he ever really begin?

This has been a very good year for the Patriots. Can't deny that. Every year we see a team or two really flash. Last year for a huge chunk of the season, that was Minnesota. New England has done a fantastic job in winning the games the SHOULD win, outside of the week 1 loss to the Raiders. But today we will see if they can win when they HAVE to win. They have caught some breaks this year both in terms of who the played and when they played them. Like playing the Bengals without Burrow or Chase. While they have not had a juggernaut of a schedule, they have still won 10 games in a row and that doesn't happen by accident in the NFL. Playing for the division at home against the defending AFCE champs...they are going to come out pumped. If we can survive they opening quarter of emotions and still be in it we have an excellent chance to win.

O.4 catches per game. Half of his whopping 143 yards this year came on ONE play. But, when you only have 5 catches on the season, one long play can elevate your YPR drastically.

And if you are wrong, I'm SURE you will come back and eat your crow properly.

I'd go, but I'm not allowed in Massachusetts.

I wonder if he could still suit up for the Raiders since that's the team he owns part of. Kind of a recall to the old movie "Heaven Can Wait" and be the player/owner. Geno is expected to miss this week and I bet he's still better than Kenny Pickett... We all know that's just Cam Newton using an alias.

Next year's NFC road opponents are Green Bay, Minnesota and the NFC West team that finished in the same place as Buffalo in their respective division, so Rams, Seahawks or 49ers would all be in play still for that spot.

Something tells me the names Stefon and Brittany are off the table...but man that would be an epic troll.

So did Josh, it would appear Micheal B. Jordan is NERVOUS. That's why I saw Buddy Nix, Rex Ryan and Leodis McKelvin at Wing Stop... You see, when a man loves a woman sometimes they want to express that in a physical nature.....see she's got a socket..... What's the guess for when Brittany's IG gets "Hacked" again?

I hope you like "Bills Bucks"...

I agree. Honestly, I think if they have to overpay, then so be it. If it means a Julio Jones type draft day trade, or moving way too many picks for a Justin Jefferson, fine. That position can NOT be a weakness heading into yet another season next year.

All very true. However, I believe Brady needs to look at that game as a blueprint for how to make this offense work. Success this year on offense isn't going to come from WRs making plays. We need to run the ball, get the ball to the skilled TEs we have gathered and take a shot down field here and there when the opportunity presents itself. The Bills will be at their best playing very boring football. 30 running plays a game, 10 yards at a time. Eat up the clock, shorten the game and limit the other teams possessions. The key to success this year is Josh staying patient and being happy to win boring. Their WR FA signings and reported trade target in Hardman, Cooks and Waddle all suggest they do, in fact grasp that concept. We need to hope they continue that speed mindset in the off-season and go after some players that aren't just fast, but are known field stretchers. Having a guy like Samuel, that does have speed but using him horizontally doesn't really solve the issue.

IIRC Darnold was the front runner for most of that process. He got passed by Baker sometime after the Combine, I believe. Then, the rumor a day or two before the draft was that Allen had emerged as a potential #1 overall pick, before those adolescent Tweets surfaced the night before or day of the draft.