CoudyBills
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19 hours ago, RememberTheRockpile said:
Hey! When I was that age a bag of Doritos Nacho Cheese chips was a gourmet dinner.
Yep. Wash it down with a Mt. Dew and follow it with a Hershey bar. In that order, not together unless stoned.
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23 hours ago, Marv's Neighbor said:
Along with our "mentors," another waste of a roster spot.
Teams need "mentors" otherwise they end up like the Jags.
OMG Gronk? No way, that chode can stay in NE.
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7 hours ago, TheBrownBear said:
Love it! I'd like to see us keep this cat on as an assistant coach too (if he has any interest) after he retires. Bright, hard working guy with great leadership qualities.
Has media aspirations doesn't he? thought I heard that somewhere.
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14 minutes ago, H2o said:
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Trump just served fast food to the Clemson football team during their White House visit for winning the National Championship.
Was it at least Five Guys?
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7 hours ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:
Because social justice warriors are immature babies who can't deal with reality and want to shut down free speech.
Ah man. you took the bait. The op actually went out of his way twice to post that it can't be a bad thing but, "then again"...total trap. Though I do agree
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JUST WIN BABY!!!!
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47 minutes ago, Ittakestime said:
My biggest issue with this hire, is the TE coach for so long. If all that experience was with the O line, I would be fine.
I really think these hires tell us how other NFL personnel feel about McBeane's job security outside of Buffalo.
FA could get ugly.
YEAH! I mean look at Sean Mcvay, he would never waste time as a TE coach. Oh wait, he did? WTF? Assistant TE coach? ***** loser.
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34 minutes ago, uticaclub said:
Because every player that has been bought it during this regime has that in common
Which atheists did they legitimately pass on that would have made the team better?
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14 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:
Is part of it getting killed by the Patriots every time?
Yes, yes it is. Probably the biggest drawback to the process. Hopefully this year we can start a new catch phrase..."The Results"
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3 hours ago, uticaclub said:
Not a process guy. Nothing on his twitter bio about faith or God.
Another one that has no idea what the process is. You keep doing you.
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14 hours ago, Limeaid said:
Jim Kelly was good enough to be recruited to play LB and LBU (Pittsburgh) but choose to go to University of Miami (North Cuba) because he wanted to play QB. He was not a running QB but could move well enough to dodge players until knee injuries.
Assuming this is at Line Backer U, that's Penn State not Pitt. JoePa wanted him to play LB, Jim said no.
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5 hours ago, The_Dude said:
He’s a top 5 kinda guy.
Only way he makes it to 9 is if a dead hooker is found in his hotel room the night before the draft.
So you're saying there's a chance?
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A 22 year old Larry Fitzgerald. So, I guess a little more size than straight line speed, but work ethic, hands, intelligence, freakish talent are all priorities.
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23 hours ago, Talley56 said:
I like the OP scenario with maybe one change, winning at Pittsburgh in the divisional round and then getting NE at home and beating them in the championship game (could happen if we are the #3 seed, NE #5 and Pitt #2.) I just think it would be so much more meaningful to have the championship game in Buffalo. And I agree beating Dallas in the SB would be best. 2
losses in the SB in the 90s plus the Stars beating the Sabres in the Stanley Cup. Buffalo is due for a win over Dallas.
Agree completely with the last 2 sentences. Buffalo needs to exorcise that demon.
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1 hour ago, Bills2ref said:
Everything coming out says he is leaning towards the NFL. Even the Oakland A’s have stated they expect him to declare for the NFL draft.
Is he as good a baseball prospect as football? MLB money would be really hard to walk away from, guaranteed contracts and all.
The NFL's Obesity Scourge
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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For a family of 4 that equates to a $600.00 a month food bill. I would dare say half the US population might find that difficult. Average household incomes about 54k currently, or roughly 3k bring home a month. considering the rampant consumerism in this country you have to factor in the $500 auto loan, $200 credit card payment, $1200 for housing, $150 for cell phones, $100 for cable, $350 for gas, $100 into a savings account, $400 for food maybe. people have their budgets all jacked up. or they just don't do one.