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We beat 4-3 Seattle.

Bonus points for using "pusillanimous" in your post!

And lesser criminal charges, if they are filed.

Jason Kelce was caught using a homophobic slur three times Saturday at the Penn Stare game and smashing a man's cell phone. Fits right in with his brother and the rest of the KC thugs: Video [scroll down]: https://amp-includes.tmz.com/videos/2024-11-01-110124-jaxson-hayes-1922474-337/ TMZ article: https://amp.tmz.com/2024/11/02/travis-kelce-attends-taylor-swift-eras-show-jason-homophobic-slur/ "But, Jason got pissed at a heckler, who called his brother a gay slur. Jason grabbed a cell phone from the heckler and threw it to the ground, possibly shattering it. Turns out Jason even used a homophobic insult himself. TMZ obtained exclusive video, which shows Jason clearly saying "Who is the f***** now?" 3 times to the heckler." I never did like him, and no, he's not welcome in Buffalo.

I am not scared of KC. Let them come at us at full strength. We had them beat in 13 seconds and could have won last year but for Tyler Bass.

Sure, we can beat KC on the road, but the number one seed is important for both the bye and the seeding. I'd rather play Houston than Baltimore, and not play in the WC round.

Life sucks. RIP. 🥲

Some of the best Bills home games in the 80's (and even some in the 90's) were blacked out. Like this, the 1984 game when were were 0-11 and stunned 7-4 Dallas, and the 1992 comeback playoff win vs. Houston.

As was the "Talkin' Proud" song back then, and the Whammy Weenie. But the tearing down the goal posts in 1980 after the Miami win was awesome.

Me too. Listed to his call on the radio. I was ecstatic. Why did I have to listen on the radio? Because, as was normal for Buffalo then, the game was blacked out locally. Even though Buffalo was a playoff team that year and one of the SB favorites.

Last he posted here was February. A troll who supports anyone beating Buffalo: https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/profile/31667-filthybeast/

Too late. They already lost a team twice.

I am a homer, but I did expect this...Jets wills always Jet, and Miami likes to lay eggs (plus Tua's unfortunate injury history). The same with New England's dominant run in the AFC East. People expected them to finally fall, but they never really did, until TB left. We are also third in the AFC playoff standings (should have been second, plus a 4.5 game lead in the division...if we hadn't blown the game to Houston...again).

Or, unfortunately, in the usual Bills case, January ☹️.

Yeah, the Jags doubled up the Patriots 32-16. https://www.espn.com/nfl/game/_/gameId/401671801/patriots-jaguars

He did win, but his teammates lost, as the Jets are now 2-4. And he lost six weeks of shining in his prime. Let's see if he can return to himself after a long hold out. Longer times out of action hurt Leveon Bell and Deshaun Watson.

My bad...I spelled his name wrong in the title. I will correct. Thanks!

See my twitter post just above. ⬆️

He will report Monday and will play for the rest of the season. The Jets waived $12 million in accrued fines. A long-term extension is still being worked on by Drew Rosenhaus.

Meanwhile, the Packers signed McManus. Sigh...

Why?

Don't forget Travis Henry and Mashawn Lynch!

We are in first places in the East and the other three teams are in various states of disarray. We are currently fourth in the AFC and would host Denver in the WC. If Josh is really ok medically, then what is the problem?

Yet Lamar has the same number of rings as Josh does. As does Herbert and Burrow. And if Beane signed Henry, a 30-year old RB, to $10 million a year and he was a dud or gets injured, Beane would be a laughing stock. I like James Cook.

Jets lost; Dolphins lost. The division is ours, which means playoffs. Just get in...and anything is possible with Josh.