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Of those 3. The 1978 Cowboys were the only one that didn't have a "missing rings" episode of a Football Life. They did 4. The 1981 San Diego Chargers, 1988 Cincinnati Bengals, 1990 Buffalo Bills and the 1998 Minnesota Vikings. I wasn't born until 1986 so I can't say how good that 78 Cowboys were. But it's the consensus that the 4 teams mentioned are the best 4 to never do it. Were the 78 Cowboys really better than those 4 teams?

I do like some songs on Gutterflower. Big Machine is one of my favorite songs from them, actually. I should say the next album "Let Love In" was the extreme start of the boring stuff. But I feel like Dizzy Up The Girl is where it started a little bit. A Boy Named Goo and Superstar Carwash was their top notch stuff. Just upbeat rocking raw stuff. I love those albums

They used to be good. The "A Boy Named Goo" album was awesome and filled with upbeat rocking songs. Probably my favorite album from them. Dizzy Up the Girl was ok. A little more toned down but everything after that by them has sucked

He looks like an offensive lineman

It's Taylor Swift, isn't it?

Apparently it was for only 5 wings, though. If you consider that a single order and fair. I usually can crush 10 wings easy myself. $19 for 5 wings is kinda pricey

It does somewhat matter. When I was at a game at the old stadium, I would watch the jumbotron on replays to see if I can get a better idea of what happened. I never watched the jumbotron the whole game. When people act like the jumbotron isn't a big deal, they act like fans go just to watch the jumbotron. When you are trying to watch a replay, it matters. You wanna be able to see exactly what happened

Was that after it moved to evening? Or was that when it was smack in the middle of the afternoon still?

Ok. Got ya

I know he called WGR once in the past about the way Fitzpatrick stood when he threw the ball. Whether or not he posts on this site, no clue. Was this directed at me like I'm that guy? Or were you genuinely asking?

You sound like my friend when the Bills need a big sack in a crucial part of the game and they get it Everybody else: Yes...hell yeah, let's go baby Him: it was a coverage sack Everybody else: it was a sack, they all count the same. Who cares? I also can't tell you how many times any of our QBs have thrown TDs over the years and everyone else is cheering and high fiving and he was like "it was behind him" or "he threw that low as hell, he has to get it up higher" like dude we just scored 6 points and took the lead. What are we talking about here?

He had 9 sacks with the Commanders last year. I didn't realize that

I can't wait to see how Pete Truckmitchell works James Cook into the passing game

We had at least one 2 game losing streak every year under McDermott. It was always annoying. The team always bounced back nicely but it was after the ruined their shot at a 1 seed

Dan Fetes said on Buffalo plus that through 2 practices that he is the guy that he has been watching the most and has impressed him the most. He said he jaws a lot and is constantly jumping around and on the sideline when not on the field but is also making a ton of plays