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That's why I'm hoping the Bills offer him a generous and fair contract.

Ty Johnson thrives in the Bills offense. He deserves a raise, but he'd be foolish to go elsewhere.

This is the draft where you fill your defensive trenches. I'd look at free agents at positions where the draft is not deep.

I agree. I think the only way to get past it is if a friend or family member accompanies the woman to the screening for support and encouragement.

I'd love that draft! Many mocks have Emmanwori going in the 1st.

Unfortunately, many of those ways are clinical and are ignored. I actually thought this was one that got noticed...as evidenced by the discussion in this forum.

I hear you. To me the implication of the commercial was not that this is something new, but rather, because we know this is not new, too many women are still ignoring the message.

The ad was showing males who objectify breasts doing just that. To me the ad was communicating to women that just as men pay attention to women's breasts, women need to pay attention... particularly to their own breasts. So I didn't see it the way you did, likely because I am a woman.

There's awareness, but women still ignore getting regular screenings. They think if there is not a family history and they're young, they don't have to worry. Some don't have health insurance (although there are free screenings available in a number of areas) or they just don't want to be bothered. Additionally, I can tell you as a woman that the procedure is not very comfortable and in fact can be momentarily painful. I think...especially with the young Swiftie fans tuning in...it was a good opportunity to reach out to women to get screened regularly.

Eagles need to stop KC on their opening drive of the second half. Don't let them get any momentum.

For now, I've switched to the NFL Network, where they're analyzing the first half.

The real weakness on the Bills D this year was the secondary. When Benford was out, it made it that much worse.

We just have to admit the Eagles are a much more talented team than the Bill's. It's absolutely amazing what the Bills were able to accomplish this year with so little talent. That's why Josh is the MVP.

BS right from the start!

I agree. Brady was confident, but never cocky. Mahomes is cocky and comes across as entitled.

He's much more likeable now that the Bills don't have to play against him!

Joe Buscaglia on the show Leading the Charge one week...said that McD and Smiley didn't see eye-to-eye and he expected he would be gone post season. McD never throws anyone under the bus to the press, so either he had in mind post season to make the move and just didn't want to put it out there, or in his post season meeting with him, the differences were still pronounced and he realized he needed to make the change.

Hamm's a Chiefs fan. He was talking about it on the red carpet.

Barkley just won OPY. Before the show they announced Ben Johnson won Asst Coach of the year.

Stats don't measure his effectiveness. He's a disruptor that demands attention from the offensive line. This frees up other players to make plays.

To me the biggest difference is KC has Chris Jones. He's the difference maker that elevates the play of the entire KC defense. The Bills have no one defensively that is a difference maker. I would add that KC 's secondary this year had more talent than the Bill's secondary... especially with Benford and Rapp missing.

McD in addressing the team before the game, told them don't expect any help from the refs in KC. The team needs to play well enough to negate the refs. He added they didn't do that.

I agree. Plays and players. McD said you need 2 or 3 difference makers on each side of the ball to win a championship. He didn't talk about whether the Bills have any, but the way he raved about Allen's and Cook's seasons, you got the impression we've got a couple offensively. He did say they need to add a WR that can stretch the defense. He didn't really single out anyone defensively unless he was specifically asked about a player. Milano was mentioned and McD spoke about all the set backs he had physically this year.

Folks are also forgetting that the Chiefs had been building that team to success prior to Mahomes getting there. They had a good foundation and team and Alex Smith as QB. They concluded he wasn't what they needed, and moved on to Mahomes. Beane and McDermott started with very little foundation and a bare cupboard...and still McD got to the playoffs in his first season. They have been building and getting closer. The Chiefs have only needed to add a piece here and there. It's obvious that Beane isn't satisfied that they are still not quite there. He said the emotions are still a bit raw to be talking about any specific changes at this point, but they will evaluate things and go from there.

The only whining I'm hearing is on this message board. Some of the injuries I'm hearing about are news to me.