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Wow! I hadn't viewed the tweet, so I had no idea. Thanks for telling me! I love it. Will save the clip.🏋️‍😃🍻

Yep! I played it everyday, even though it became too easy almost right away. I guess it was good for training hand-eye coordination, ha ha.

Thanks for telling me! The problem is I threw it away as a stupid kid during the 80's because I wanted to get rid of "cutter", lol. (Along with a lot of other stuff over the years that would be valuable today, like my comic book and Atari 2600 game selections; Stretch Armstrong toy; Bills cookbook featuring recipes from Jim Kelly, Roland Hooks, etc; vibrating magnetic football game; Mattel hand-held electronic football game (featuring a 9-yard--not 10-yard--field onscreen) and NFL helmet metal lunchbox. Ugh.

LOL. Good catch! It's called a poor job of googling by me. My Josh Reed pic posts here kept on failing, so I was so happy when one finally worked that I didn't even look closely. Ugh! I will try to edit my post. :-)

Weren't you that person who posted that Joique Bell thread yesterday? Tell me, why do we let newbie's post again?

My first TC was in Fredonia. Got Fergy's, Jim Richter's, Dan Manucci's, Greg Cater's, and David Humm's autographs!

I don't live in Buffalo, so I didn't know who that Josh Reed was. At first, I thought you meant: [pic below edited to actually show Josh Reed [thanks to @TheProcess for the catch!]] I was wondering: "is he still on the team?", lol.

Here are the top 10 rookies in NFL Madden 22, released yesterday: 1. Kyle Pitts, TE, Atlanta Falcons – 81 OVR 2. Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jacksonville Jaguars – 78 OVR 3. (tie) Jaylen Waddle, WR, Miami Dolphins – 76 OVR 3. (tie) Pat Surtain II, CB, Denver Broncos – 76 OVR 5. (tie) Zach Wilson, QB, New York Jets – 75 OVR 5. (tie) Ja’Marr Chase, WR, Cincinnati Bengals – 75 OVR 5. (tie) DeVonta Smith, WR, Philadelphia Eagles – 75 OVR 5. (tie) Pennei Swell, OT, Detroit Liona - 75 OVR 9. (tie) Trey Lance, QB, San Francisco 49ers – 74 OVR 9. (tie) Justin Fields, QB, Chicago Bears – 74 OVR Not sure where Mac Jones is ranked, but he was rated 71 OVR. Here are some other notable ratings for players on new teams, also released yesterday: Matthew Stafford, QB, Los Angeles Rams – 83 OVR Jared Goff, QB, Detroit Lions – 77 OVR Carson Wentz, QB, Indianapolis Colts – 72 OVR Jalen Hurts, QB, Philadelphia Eagles – 71 OVR Sam Darnold, QB, Carolina Panthers – 71 OVR Julio Jones, WR, Tennessee Titans – 95 OVR JJ Watt, DE, Arizona Cardinals – 94 OVR Jonnu Smith, TE, New England Patriots – 81 OVR

For a moment there, I thought you meant Zach Wilson, lol

Thanks for the post! Here is their full list: Kansas City Chiefs: +450 Tampa Bay Buccaneers: +700 Buffalo Bills: +1200 San Francisco 49ers: +1200 Baltimore Ravens: +1400 Cleveland Browns: +1400 Los Angeles Rams: +1400 Green Bay Packers: +1600 Indianapolis Colts: +2500 Tennessee Titans: +2500 Arizona Cardinals: +3000 Dallas Cowboys: +3000 Los Angeles Chargers: +3000 Miami Dolphins: +3000 Seattle Seahawks: +3000 New England Patriots: +3500 Denver Broncos: +4000 Minnesota Vikings: +4000 New Orleans Saints: +4000 Pittsburgh Steelers: +4000 Washington Football Team: +4000 Chicago Bears: +6600 Carolina Panthers: +8000 Las Vegas Raiders: +8000 New York Giants: +8000 Atlanta Falcons: +12500 Jacksonville Jaguars: +12500 Philadelphia Eagles: +12500 Cincinnati Bengals: +15000 New York Jets: +15000 Detroit Lions: +25000 Houston Texans: +30000

It's just a video game, but here are the rankings for their top 10 WR's: 1. Davante Adams: 99 2. (tie) DeAndre Hopkins: 98 2. (tie) Tyreek Hill: 98 4. Stefon Diggs: 97 5. Julio Jones: 95 6. Michael Thomas: 94 7. Keenan Allen: 93 8. Amari Cooper: 92 9. Mike Evans: 91 10. Allen Robinson: 90 More position groups will be announced each day this week on ESPN: July 27: Defensive linemen & edge rushers July 28: Running backs July 29: Safeties July 30: Quarterbacks

In response to this guy's tweet, no team is going to trade for him until the legal matters are resolved.

Agree with your post, but Stefon Diggs caused trouble too for Minnesota; and so did Antonio Brown with Pittsburgh, whom the Bills tried to acquire. Just saying... 🙂

So this is really a political post in disguise. TDB had heard enough of Cole Beasley, whether pro or con (and also Ertz, for that matter). Also, in before the lock.

Not Sunday Ticket, but I tried that with my cable internet company, Spectrum (formerly Charter). I was a customer for 4-5 years. They kept increasing the price each year, but still gave me an offer. Finally, a few years ago, I called again and they offered a small discount. I called their bluff and canceled my account. I was shocked when they did cancel with no conter-offer. I didn't wait for the cancelation date in a few weeks, and got nervous. So I called them back that same day and got the new rep to give me the same offer (I forgot to mention the free speed upgrade they had offered though, lol). He couldn't reinstate the old account, but gave me a new one. I ended up paying for almost a month more because of new billing dates. Maybe I should have waited, but I freaked out since there is no really good alternative other than slower AT&T U-Verse. The next year I just took their best offer and renewed. Not worth the hassle of bluffing a cancellation over $10 a month or whatever, spending more time on the phone with a new rep, ending up paying a month extra, and the added stress, at least not when there is no good alternative.

Ok, lol! https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/agents-take-sizing-up-stephon-gilmore-xavien-howard-situations-with-solutions-for-the-disgruntled-corners/ Eric's quotes from the article: "That's a no-brainer," Dickerson told TMZ Sports. "I mean, he knows the offense, he knows this offense. He doesn't have to come in and try and learn [the offense]. He knows [Sean] McVay, he knows the guys on the team -- that would be an easy fit." "At the end of the day, football, this is business," Dickerson said. "That's what it comes down to. You got to make business decisions. You got to make decisions that are good for the football team, and the player has to make decisions that's best for him." ""I think Sean McVay is really confident about his football team this year," he said. "He said it's one of the best teams he's ever had. I mean, losing Cam is a big loss, but -- I hate to say it -- like anything you've got to move on."

For comparison: 2004 NFL Combine:

I bet they have NE, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Seattle, New Orleans, and two of these last three: Green Bay, San Francisco, or Tampa Bay ranked ahead of us in coaching. Not that I agree, but it is what I suspect.

Good points. Plus there is no basketball, hockey, and college and high football to compete with it, not that they would win out anyway.

New England, Chicago, and the Los Angeles Chargers will also have all of their games shown live on NFL Network.

Awesome. Thank you! At least Cleveland wasn't ahead of us.

Who were the first three? KC, Tampa Bay, and Green Bay??

Possibly, but there is a big precedent for giving out fines: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/why-tom-bradys-big-injury-from-2020-could-lead-to-a-major-nfl-punishment-for-the-buccaneers/ "Why Tom Brady's big injury from 2020 could lead to a major NFL punishment for the Buccaneers" Excerpt: "The NFL has proven it will punish teams that hide injuries, especially in high profile situations. After hiding a Brett Favre injury during the 2008 season, the Jets were hit with a $125,000 fine. In a more recent situation, the Steelers were fined $100,000 in 2019 -- $75,000 for the team and $25,000 for Mike Tomlin -- for not accurately listing Ben Roethlisberger on their Week 2 injury report."

Not trying to hijack this thread, but Poyer was named to CBS Sports NFL All 30-and-Over Defense today, along with former Bills player Stephon Gillmore: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-all-30-and-over-defensive-team-aaron-donald-paces-unit-saints-eagles-have-multiple-first-team-picks/ "S: Jordan Poyer -- Buffalo Bills (30) A safety that can be disguised as a hybrid linebacker, Poyer was the only safety to record 120-plus tackled and two sacks last season. Poyer finished with 124 tackles (91 solo), two sacks, two interceptions, and five passes defended. Opposing quarterbacks had a 76.2 passer rating targeting Poyer, who mostly lined up in the box. Poyer is one of just three safeties to have 100-plus tackles in each of the last three seasons (Jessie Bates, Budda Baker). He's a valuable part of Buffalo's defense. "

Thank you! I guess I need to learn to read the original post in full before commenting. 😉