Nineforty

Troy Williamson. I think I was influenced by his madden attributes.

the talent on the Bills in 2022 was enough to win a super bowl.

Nate Peterman is one of the top 64 quarterbacks in the world.

wrong. one can easily celebrate the fact that no one is above the law and that ex presidents are not Kings while also thinking this is a sad day that the orange traitor brought us to this point. he cheated to win the presidency in 2016. and the hush money to Daniels and McDougal was one aspect of that cheating. I won't mention the "R" word because your ecosystem of news consumption over the past 6 years has done a nice job of convincing the MAGAt's that there was no collusion (lolz)

first of many indictments coming the traitor's way . state. federal. pre-presidency. post-presidency. he's cornered legally for the first time in his life. he has had 27 attorneys who are now witnesses or targets in the various investigations. you don't see that many attorney/client privilege-piercers in mob boss cases. impressive in a sense.

lol

touche!

isn't he a caught cheater? and if your reply is "everyone does it", don't bother.

oh ChatGPT, you fiesty devil you, just give me what I want to read!

Three different 6-figure bets placed at Caesars is to blame for the latest movement i read

England burned down my hometown village in 1812. ***** em

And the bills got ball at start of 2nd half, gosh darnit all!

I just went back to the dvr to watch because the highlights I found on youtube only show the live feed angle and moves on. On the game broadcast, they show a replay that shows the defender making a great play on the ball by getting his arm/hand in there at the exact time Beasley is thinking he is about to make the grab. Romo comments that he thinks the defender got away with a hold, but that could not be seen on the game broadcast views imo. All I know is that I do not blame Beasley (unless someone wants to say he could've come back to the ball). I don't know enough or am not smart enough to tell if Josh should've thrown it or not. Might just be a defender making a great play and an unlucky bounce into another defenders arms. Or maybe the defender used illegal holding to make the play. Idk.

CBS picture quality blows. The last two weeks the pregame shows looked like they were being streamed. Thankfully it improved to its normal weak-ass feed for the game. First world problems and all, but I get to watch Fox's playoff games in 4K and then settle for ***** CBS bills game feeds. Its a huge disparity.

Thank you garbage time! Edit: poor timing, didn't see what was happening on the field.

Hopefully my first and last time needing to root for Brady. I have two different parlays coming down to him throwing 276 yards or more (i have hedged a little).

Are you Ryan Fitzpatrick???

Hardly anyone mentions we were getting the ball at half too.

Yeah, I took it to mean literal handshakes. And laugh away (I am slightly at myself lol) but I still think if you are trying to get back onto the field and you have a pinky that is hurt in any way, you are not doing intricate handshakes with teammates. and the "not seen throwing during media viewing portion of drills" doesn't really mean anything to me. I know it's reported a lot about injured QB's, but I see that as a way coaches/teams could try to be setting up smokescreens.

I've had this feeling that Bridgewater will be the QB since McDaniel's weird comment about Teddy's recovery/availability for Sunday. This comment about significant handshake work is the first actual datapoint or anecdote that lends credence to this that I've seen..

https://www.espn.com/nfl/insider/insider/story/_/id/35419552/nfl-playoff-bracket-predictions-2023-scores-winners-game-super-bowl-pick Barnwell picked the bills to win it all as he picks every game. (ESPN+, paywall) "Prediction: Bills 27, 49ers 17"

making up for our lack of 1p games this season, love it

I'll get a Mark Davis haircut if the Raiders win

I want +300 yards in penalties assessed to KC