Giuseppe Tognarelli

I'm just saying the MSN article keeps talking about a sore throat, which is a painful condition. Many times, people get a raspy voice from overexertion or other reasons but they don't actually have that raw sore throat feeling.

There is absolutely no excuse for the Davis Mills-led Texans to score any points outside of gifted field position, special teams mishaps, or defensive scores. The player is starting his 13th game since high school. A shutout should be expected. I'll say we gift them a field goal somehow. HOU 3 BUF 41

This article is weird. Just because he has a raspy voice doesn't mean he has a sore throat.

Poyer and Feliciano out. No big deal. T. Johnson questionable. They need to hold him out for KC, for sure.

Go Jag Wires!

Sorry. Yours is not a name I see and immediately think "Here we go," unlike some others

I love when random people just drop references to me.

Solider Field. Unbelievable.

Didn't the Mannings say halftime adjustments are a myth? Apparently not?

Tom Brady is a joy to watch and a joy to listen to. I think it's strange when people harbor resentment towards him. Cheer for the Bucs.

I actually don't like this at all. I love his long hair.

Feliciano and Ford both need to be replaced; unfortunately, Beane drafted two tackles (and used a 2 on an inactive DE) instead.

Stevenson can return this week, yes

Can I be the new captioning guy? It's incredible how many errors there are!

Week 1: LAR Week 2: CLE Week 3: DEN Week 4: BUF

What? La Nova pizza is some of the best in Buffalo

Not even I am concerned about this game in any way, shape, or form. It is literally impossible for the Bills to lose this game.

Yet another time I want to use the confused reaction, but it was bizarrely removed in the mass expansion of reaction options.

PFT is the best morning show.

This is a very good point. You'd think John Brown would be a great fit there.

This reeks of desperation. This guy has done pretty much nothing for 8 years and has gotten like six chances.

Not even a little bit. We're going to embarrass them.

There was a lot of talk about this in the past couple weeks, inside and outside the building. Did anyone consider the possibility that it was not a stupid talking point and that it may have actually been addressed within the organization? You know, it's possible that they made this a point of emphasis and worked on it with Josh. Improvement doesn't usually mean there was never an issue; it can also mean an issue is being addressed.

I can see how you would think I did that, but I promise I didn't put that thought into it. Regarding the last question, yes. The idea is that it's a psychological pressure to perform, not a response to physical stimuli.

And it bothers you tremendously. I have no problem whatsoever with my concerns in retrospect. By the way, the concern about the WFT QB and preseason was more of an observation about the confidence he would bring to the table. He did come out confident, it seemed. I think I actually said I'm not saying it would affect the game, and it appears it didn't. That's not the point... feel like I'm beating a dead horse here. I "love" it when people respond sarcastically/condescendingly but don't even get the point. It's about Josh wanting to put on a show for the home fans. He's talked about this in the past. He's talked about getting too pumped up. I'm really tired of saying this over and over again. It's not about noise or fans in general. Yesterday was amazing. Let's hope he continues in this direction.