Giuseppe Tognarelli

From the female perspective, what is it about Jimmy G that makes him the sexiest?

I really, really hope no one was stupid enough to donate to this when it's unambiguously fake as evidenced by the extraordinary profusion of grammatical errors. (I haven't clicked on the link.)

You know, it's funny, because I think Allen is definitely more sexy than Mahomes outside of the helmet, but I feel like Allen doesn't look great with his helmet on. Mahomes looks better in that respect. So I don't know how to vote.

For the record, as someone who would love him to take a team-friendly deal, I would be ECSTATIC if it's the same as the Mahomes deal. That is what I mean by a team-friendly deal. What would be a disaster for us is if he signs as #1 QB contract and it doesn't have the flexibility that Mahomes' does. Trying to trust Beane to execute something similar or better than Mahomes'.

Then we better win the Super Bowl this year, because we sure as hell aren't winning it if we're paying one player that kind of money. We better not pay him any extra $ until his current contract is over. If we do, we're essentially just throwing away our best chance to win a Super Bowl. Isn't that what it's all about? Not saying I want to do this with Allen, but some team sometime is going to draft a stud rookie QB, keep him for 4 years + the 5th option year, and then let him go, having used a 1st-round pick on a replacement the year prior. It makes too much sense for some bold team to not make a habit of this.

Yes, if I would still be filthy rich and was creating more opportunities for others and a much higher chance of winning a Super Bowl. No brainer for me.

I mean, based on every indication we have about Josh Allen, if anyone in the NFL would ever take a team-friendly deal, it would be him. So you're pretty much saying that no one ever takes team-friendly deals. Mahomes did, and I don't think he's quite the person Allen is. For what it's worth, Eric Wood said on WGR today that McDermott and Beane both told him they recognize that they are in a window with Josh on his rookie deal and they need to win now.

Would have been 35-0 at beginning of fourth quarter if: *Davis catches TD that went through his hands *Wind doesn't kill deep ball to Diggs *Campbell doesn't deflect third-down conversion to Beasley before the half, where we likely score a third TD in hurry up, making it 21-0 (BAL has no time to drive for FG)

Did everyone overlook Al Michaels correcting the Daboll report on air? He made a point of it and said HE knew it wasn't imminent and LAC was doing other second interviews.

And how soon did he come back from this? BTW why does he look so huge in his college footage?

Mahomes' status hanging in the balance is a big advantage for the Chiefs. Bills players will be hoping all week he won't play, and then he'll probably be cleared late in the week. This will be a psychological hurdle and a challenge for the coaching staff. My advice is to prepare exclusively for Mahomes and tell the players HE'S PLAYING.

The Tony thing is definitely getting tired. Also, it's crazy he was an NFL QB and can never figure out whether it's a two- or three-score game.

And with no weapons at receiver, I think all they can really hope for is a big PI or something This is a spot you need an Odell Beckham. Their offense can't function in these situations.

Extremely high

Chiefs it is. Any thought of Mahomes not playing is pretty unrealistic, IMO.

With a concussion, you're either good to go or not. There is no gimpiness.

He won't be "banged up." With a concussion, you're either good to go or not.

Whoa that did not like a friendly push there, Tyreek Hill pushing a coach

He usually looks that way. He's a quiet thinker, doesn't betray much in his eyes.

Yeah, I came here to make the point about Josh Norman's cause as well. It really makes no sense that no one cares about that--helping local people--but these things with opponents' charities explode. It's embarrassing and makes me feel bad for Norman.

Contrary to popular opinion, experts broke 59%-41% in favor of the Bills, and the Bills were favored by 2.5 points https://nflpickwatch.com/

Love this.

I think he's referring to the Texans as the Steers

The last time the Bills were in the AFC Championship game, I was 5 and just barely, vaguely remember that win over Joe Montana and the Chiefs. But the Divisional the week before is one that I actually remember a lot, because I remember that I was allowed to have two Oreos after Sunday dinner, which I did. Then I was sitting on the couch with my brothers, wrapped in a yellow blanket and watching the game, when I decided I wanted a third Oreo. Knowing I wasn't allowed, I chose to go downstairs and lie to my mom, telling her I had only had one. I then remember getting a chair, reaching up into the cupboard, and grabbing the Oreo. I felt so guilty. And before yesterday, that was the last time the Bills advanced to the title game.

Wow! Full circle for McDermott: