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Absolutely. I looked forward to it every week This was before my time. I was born in 86 so, I watched it in the 90's growing up and remember the 4 man lineup. It was a 3 man for while before Glanville but those are the days I remember

It's never been the same since the old days with Len Dawson, Nick Buonoconti, Cris Collinsworth and Jerry Glanville. I watched it while James Brown was hosting it also bur this isn't the same. Ryan Clark? He's annoying

Sling TV. $50 a month. You'll never look back

I have often found it somehow repeats itself sometimes. Like I will hear Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase talking about something and then like 20 mins later, it's literally a repeat of everything they just said, same tone and everything. It's annoying

How hard was Dan Marino's work ethic?

I think the thing that helps is that the first half of the schedule is easy with the Raiders, Commanders, Patriots and Buccaneers all being easy games. The Jets, Dolphins, Jags, Giants and Broncos games are all winnable. It's not until we get into the brutal stretch starting with the second Jets games where I think the schedule gets worrisome. If we don't "Bills" things up in the games we "should" win. Then we should get to 12 wins easy

These things always work themselves out right before football season. They aren't gonna lose millions of dollars by not settling

Breaking News: Bills sign Beach football star to practice Squad

Is there any money involved? I would throw in a little bit of cash for it

Kinda like Jonas Gray against the Colts. Dude ran for like 4 TDs and then no one ever heard from him again

He's not privy to that information

The bad thing is though, they could have still got a better backup than Allen. Minchew wad available at the time and to me, he's far better than both Kyle Allen and Barkley. Not sure why Beane didn't sign him

Not sure if posted already. But apparently we made an offer for Lance. The Cowboys got him for a 4th so, what were we offering?

Double digit INTs is the normal for pretty much all QBs. Even the best QBs throw 13-15 INTs a season. So no, I don't think he cuts it in half

If someone plays 20 years, yeah

Which brings it back to my point. They will need to take a shorter term higher paid deal and then go from there. Teams aren't gonna lock long term contracts on RBs anymore

Someone on Twitter said that RBs are gonna have to start negotiating differently. When their rookie contracts are up, they will have to start negotiating shorter term, higher paid deals. Something like 2 years $30 million and then go from there. That way teams aren't locked into almost 30 year old RBs on 5 year deals. The RBs won't like it. But it may be the best way for them to go

I agree. After the 2nd preseason game, just sell the team

Yeah, they are real bad on Thruways. I drive through Grand Island at 70mph and I will have a group of motorcyclists fly past me all the time. There's times as I am about to get into another lane, I see them in my mirror couple car lengths back and then before I even turn my head to the side to watch them go by so I can get into the next lane, they are already 5 car lengths ahead of me. I don't know why they think they are invincible

It's not just people on cars and trucks that don't pay attention. I constantly see motorcycle drivers flying down streets at 90mph when the speed limit is only 50mph and then flying right in front of people and cutting them off. It's not always dumb car and truck drivers

Minnesota actually hosted the Bills 2nd Super Bowl against the Redskins in January of 92. I don't know of any other Super Bowl outside of that though

And here I thought this would be an actual post about preseason game prices

That's insane. No need to have him out until week 14 They play 2 different positions

It's so funny to watch these guys act like kids playing football in the backyard. I love this team

It was already 1st and goal. That's why it didn't matter to him