CuseBill

What a horrible post! Do you know how many people you just offended with that comment? That dove was probably someone's cherished pet and everyone on here whoever had a dove as a pet is really upset. C'mon man, that's disgusting.😉

I'm also "surprised" that he threw so well on a windy day. I read it here that he struggles when it's windy. LOL

Thank you for that scientific, statistically based analysis.

That's a fair point if we're talking about a discount on most things. But that's not the way rich people think and that's why they're rich and the rest of us are not. Also, I'd be surprised if their share of the cost approaches $1 billion.

Is that really a concern? The guy probably has the strongest arm in the League. Is there really some evidence behind that question/concern?

The NFL knows that either Tennessee or Baltimore will have Covid issues and will need the extra day to get everyone on their roster eligible to play.

If you do the math, it's unlikely very many seats would have PSL's in the $1,000-2,000 range. They need a lot more money up front to finance the amount they are likely going to be asked to contribute. If 60,000 seats averaged $2,000 per PSL, that's only $120 million.

I'm a Cuse grad and I live here, but sorry I will tolerate this slander and will not join you in the parking lot. I find it hard to listen to her announce any game and I'm probably the least sexist person I know. ( I know, that sounds like Trump saying "I'm the least racist person you'll ever meet")

No doubt it sucked losing to the Phins for so long and there were certain players (e.g., Cox) who it was easy to hate. But they don't compare to the Patriots and their horrible fan base and their obnoxious owner. All the cheating, the dirty plays, the bad calls in their favor, and a whole list of players to dislike...Brady, Gronk, Edelman, Aaron Hernandez, Wilfork, etc etc make them the most despicable team ever.

I'm guessing it's their way of thanking him for getting hurt so that they can see Justin Fields play. Sick bastards.

I'm just curious, rank the info you care about before game time, in order of importance: 1. weather conditions 2. officiating crew 3. TV announcers 4. uniform colors 5. actives/inactives 6. injury report 7. point spread 8. face mask color 9. time gates open 10. vax policy at stadium 11. whether Josh has visible cupping marks

I'm surprised that a dude named "Bubba" cares so much about fashion. Just sayin'

I will be really concerned if someone finds a photo of Josh with a leach on his arm to get rid of "bad blood".

Sorry, I was being sarcastic and should have so indicated.

If you enlarge the photo and look at the contorted throwing motion it shows, there is no wonder he needs cupping therapy. But OP, this is an interesting find and some good sleuthing on your part. The photo definitely shows the mark of cupping therapy (yes, it's a real thing. Google it) but hard to say if it's an indication that he has something affecting his throws. Cupping therapy can be done for reasons other than pain management.

Given the fact that he is a rookie, I think he is showing some competence and poise. Having said that, I'm not worried about his singular ability to beat the Bills. I am more concerned with them as a team being able to run the ball well against us and playing good defense against us, particularly if they get Gillmore back. I think we have much more talent overall than they do (assuming everyone stays healthy) and I think we can beat them!

You would think that Ken Dorsey sees what Joe B. (and most knowledgeable fans) see and would immediately fix that with Josh. Or does Josh reach out to Jordan Palmer in season and say "hey Jordan, what do you think I'm doing that needs some adjustment?" Would love to be a fly on the wall to see what's going on behind the scenes.

A. If he does get to see the field this year, it will be because a DL planted his face in it. B. If he plays a snap for the Bills this season, it means that our season has gone terribly wrong.

Corta, which of these scenarios allows us to go to the airport again?

Can we still go to the airport if we have a flight to catch? (forgot to add...just asking for a friend)

I would instruct Josh to throw the ball right into the receivers' hands

Personally, I think it's an impossible question to answer. I think after Josh, Diggs and Tre (yes I would put him in the top 3) we have quite a few players who are equally good and important to the team, for different reasons. I might even have a hard time saying who I think the top 10 are. Better scenario than years ago we could only identify Brian Moorman as our top player!

Wouldn't you rather just kick that idiot? Why get an innocent dog involved?

I don't know if that is a worse decision than GB Coach Matt LaFleur's decision to kick a field goal while down by 8 with 2 minutes to go against Tampa Bay in the NFC championship game.

That great football mind, Matt Millen, would ask: "Which kind of speed were we talking about, across the field or down the field?" But in all seriousness, I think we do have enough speed on offense. And I think we have guys who can create separation (Beasley, Davis) without being a speed burner. Sanders has definitely shown he still has speed at 34. Diggs, being our best route runner, can certainly get separation but he's getting a lot of attention. We have Brieda, whose speed needs to be used with the right kind of play call, and I think we'll see that in future games. Singletary showed some speed on his touchdown. And as mentioned above, Stevenson will bring some speed to the game when we get him back. I am not worried about having weapons. I'm more worried about Josh settling down and getting better protection. All we need him to do is make 4-5 better throws a game and we'll be fine.