RobbRiddick

Might as well voice my displeasure in two threads. God daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn

I read that as Bills Sign Bobby Hebert I would have been happier with that to be honest

A real-life Chief with a live-in chef. This ***** is going to get confusing

Imagine being so wealthy that you're in danger of having your "live-in chef" be a witness against you

Truly shocking.

I'm exaggerating because I wanted to make a Goonies reference, and I do think we win on Sunday, but there's no doubt this line has a different attitude when Brown is playing.

I am genuinely upset to hear this. At this point us trying to run this offense without Brown is like the Goonies trying to beat the Fratellis without this guy:

Well I was one of the suckers who bought a piece of the old field turf when they ripped it up, so I'd definitely buy shares in the team

The veteran in me wants me to thank him for his service but I'm so worried about the wife finding out that I can't speak

I think it was Jim Miller. Jauron had that one good year in Chicago where they won lots of very close games, then they got beat down in the playoffs

I'm wrong about many (most) things but I remember that dark day when jauron was hired and I said to a buddy, that's it for at least 3 years, no point even watching. It was so obvious to pretty much everyone except the Bills. 7-9. 7-9. 7-9. The guy wasn't even good at sucking as we were always not quite bad enough to get a really great draft pick. I understood why they hired him, because they wanted someone to come in and steady the ***** with a calm personality that the players would respect, but Jauron was so calming that he must have put the guys to sleep in team meetings

I believe the term was coined by legendary arm wrestling commentator Butch Cannon when describing 1987 world champion Lincoln Hawk. Said Cannon: "This Lincoln guy has a tonne of talent and 99% of it seems to reside in his right arm. The remaining 1% was reserved for manoeuvring an 18 wheeler. Shame about his weedy son, I bet that kid's balls won't drop until he's in his thirties"

Must... not... make... immature... comment...

When the defense has a good game I really like him. When they concede a lot of points I think he's slow and I hate the entire team and my children as well. Today I really like him

Could definitely see the Titans losing at least one if not more to the Pats, Steelers and potentially Niners.

I'm kind of glad they're looking good. Our schedule was looking easy except for a couple of games and while that's great for going after the number 1 seed I was worried they wouldn't be battle tested when the playoffs roll around. Having 2 battles against the Pats to potentially decide the division makes life more interesting and will help sharpen the team. Of course if they blow us out twice I'll change my mind

Ever since I've stopped predicting us to lose we've started playing badly,so I predict Jets 27 Bills 13

whoo, Dan Campbell will love him some Rudolph kneecaps - much more tender meat than stringy old Ben

Clearly this is some OBJ voodoo to help get him more playing time. The man is evil I tell ya

I was thinking that. The rainbow throw seems to be the only way he can throw deep. There were a couple he went to the end zone with that I was convinced would be INT'd during the 30 minutes the ball was in the air

When I hit 50 a guy at work said "oh well, you're only as old as the woman you feel". My wife is 5 years older than me...

Damn, that's another Super Bowl loss for us then

Firstly, how the hell do they afford all these guys? Secondly, I think this is a big mistake on their part. They remind me of the Eagles one year with Vic when everyone was talking about them being like a dream team before the season started because they had so many 'stars' and it all went to s**t very quickly. I think the Rams are getting carried away adding these big names but to the detriment of chemistry. If they win it all I'll eat my words but I'd be very surprised if they even make it through the playoffs

BUT HE'S NOT AN OFFENSE LINEMAN. I AM ANGRY NOW. WELL, NOT REALLY. BUT THAT SEEMS TO BE TRADITION HERE NOW.

The Bills have tried to be stubborn with the running game this year, even when it's not been working. I think the reason they didn't in this game was actually complete disrespect for the Jags. It was as though they were thinking, this is the JAGS for Christ's sake, eventually we'll hit them for the 1 big play we need in order to win, because they sure as ***** arn't getting a TD on us. I don't think we'll see them do that again, so in that respect the loss probably did them some good