NoHuddleKelly12

Hmmmm...a QB needy team that drafted its future franchise in Rosen 12months ago is getting ready to drop him like a hot potato as they’d rather start from scratch in the draft again than see more of him...yeah, I’d like to spend one of our high draft picks to pick him up...because why again? Sorry, I lost the logic while repeating it back.

Have heard that too but really no idea, and always makes me feel nauseous for some reason the few times I’ve tried it

You’ve got a deal The issue is being able to at least breathe well enough through the stuffiness to actually get decent sleep, and control the coughing that stems from the nasal drainage (I know, tmi)

RIP Ralph. And thanks for ponying up to get Kelly here finally back in the day. In all seriousness, he did a lot for his communities and the NFL overall.

Has anybody had any luck with elderberry syrup or apple cider vinegar? Of course, internet rumors are just that.

That’s pretty much the key, thanks!

Just curious what the combined wisdom of Bills fans out there is in battling a run of the mill cold symptoms or even the flu--any home remedies passed down from the generations before that you'd like to share, or are there any you're come up with on your own? I may or may not choose to utilize some of the suggestions so tried and true remedies only please . I don't love going to the dr. for a simple cold, so would prefer to ride it out naturally if possible.

Seems like one party to this (AB, cough cough) can’t leave well enough alone and move on. Enjoy the train wreck that is the Raiders current roster and living situation. Oh, and should we also compare the size of the owners’ respective wads of cash on hand? LOL. https://www.google.com/amp/s/raiderswire.usatoday.com/2018/09/01/raiders-owner-mark-davis-lacked-funds-to-pay-khalil-mack/amp/

Now this is some homerism postin’ I can hitch my wagon to! Great job, love the optimistic outlook OP! Fully agree with your points. Carry on

He had nothing around him but cast-offs, marginal talent, and still put a highlight reel together for us to enjoy during a long offseason. What can he do with actual help??

Love it!!! This kid simply has "winner" written all over him. Am still amazed there's a clip of #13 KB being convinced to catch a pass in some space anywhere though

Or the 1st time Josh Allen leaps over Josh Allen on his way to the end zone...

Debating the overall level of career suckiness or really really career suckiness of a soon to be consigned to the dustbin of NFL history former Pats player makes me want to formally say that I can’t wait for the 2019 season to start. That is all.

My thoughts exactly—QB needy teams like the Cards usually don’t dump 1st round assets after a throw away year do they? Unless they already know more about him than the rest of us in terms of issues/problems, which is certainly quite possible. My worry with that scenario would be the ego of this kid translating into a not so team friendly situation where he knows he’s relegated/banished into a backup role and lets everyone know how unhappy he his with his lot in life. Just don’t think it would go well.

Hopefully he wished for the Pats downfall when he blew out his cake candles ?

Ditto Donuts. I do know that the Ivy League used to be all that in the sports arenas back in the day, the reeeeaaaallllly old day, pre WW2, so I’m sure it would take a very deep dive into the archives to find anyone more successful in their respective eras as to the criteria you laid out.

The KC Chiefs Offense from last year—who will be the next one from that bunch accused of beating up women? (Morse excepted of course!)

I don't want to be that curmudgeon guy, but seems like overkill at this point in terms of trying to invent new "entertainment options" for the stadium crowds--all of the owners are trying to do that in some form or fashion under the guise of attracting more business/traffic, but at what point do you draw the line and say you're here for the game down on the field and treat the field with a little more priority than the ancillary food court at the mall? If the fans really are that bored/fickle, then find something else to do with your Sunday afternoons. Look, I'm all for more comfortable seats, cheaper concessions and decent wifi throughout, but I also know I'm not in Vegas when I'm attending a local sporting event, jmho. Did anyone see marketing genius Russ Brandon back in town coincidentally?

Allen taking his early lumps and getting them out of the way last year I agree could be the biggest blessing in disguise, we'll see.

Grew up right by East Brady, PA. Became a rabid Bills fan for life in the middle of Steeler country, by following Jim Kelly whose welcome sign to East Brady made a big impression on me as a little kid, and I haven't left the fold since. Also, my roomie in college was from Amherst, and I helped he and his dad shovel snow one year at their place, so I count myself an honorary citizen after that, lol. Finally, my youngest was born on the same day as Allen's first road start and win, the instantly infamous "leap" game in Minnie, so she as the good luck charm that day, will now have the honor of always being reminded of that by me as she grows up.

Donuts, I have little doubt that more foolish than usual, would be the fool that even attempts to pry that Bills gear from you, no matter the state of your composition at that moment--that's a "hauntable" offense in my book, hands down.

Have never stopped wearing Bills gear during even the worst years of the drought, and proudly so. Pulling for this team means more to me than their W-L record year in, year out. It's all about staying true to my inner kid who fell in love with the late 80's early 90's Bills by osmosis through following Jim Kelly, whose hometown was right next to mine in Western PA, and no one will ever take that away from me. It takes a weaker kind of fan I think, to pull for the flavor of the day, like the Pats or the Seahawks, etc., as opposed to a franchise that's so often let one down in the end. Plus, taking grief from all the Steelers fans around me only solidified my "rebellious" allegiance to the Bills. Wearing it now in ATL, I've only ever gotten positive feedback from other fans, either native Buffalonians or otherwise, nothing ever negative.

Critics agree: Award-winning thermostat wrangler.

Yes indeed!

I actually liked the section about quitting fantasy football the best...I had a lot of the same reasons a couple years back, and now enjoy my NFL weekends with much less stress, but that's just me. I don't fault anybody who thinks FF is still the best thing since sliced bread though.