Simon

This is likely to be complementary also as I think folks will be impressed with how well Curtis Samuel blocks. He's not recklessly blowing people up but he's smart with his feet and typically gets effective leverage. I think they're going to play a lot of games with this (and also end up leaving corners isolated and vulnerable against a bigger WR on the other side).

Ummm, are you sure?

Try a peanut butter and butter sandwich some time, being sure it is good quality softened butter. It really makes the peanut butter less discomforting.

You should step away

I hope he shows up so pissed off from his well-deserved humbling that the Bills can't keep him off the field.

Maybe, if they could get him to practice. He might be the quickest 6' tall human being I have ever seen in my life.

I think you're borrowing trouble. I don't think there's the slightest chance that a 25 yr old washout is going to walk into a room full of high character players and have any negative effect on them whatsoever.

I won't get into a pissing contest about it, but this is not true. They were certainly communicating with McDermott behind Whaley's back after he was hired, but McDermott was the guy that Whaley wanted them to bring in.

Rex and Marrone were overrules but the McDermott hire was Whaley's choice and ironically the first time he felt secure enough to really push Pegula into adhering to his recommendation.

Would the proper pronunciation be something along the lines of "loot-jay lageh" with a hard "g"?

I like this idea a lot. Would it still be considered the Luttje Lage if you substituted a different kind of beer or cordial, or does Luttje Lage translate to those specific ingredients?

I've never seen the table tap, but I've been a party to and victim of many Icings. I was at the wedding of some friend's kids last summer and they had everybody leave the pavilion and go out for some fireworks and the couple's entrance, then when we came back in there was an Ice sitting at every single place-setting at the reception. 200 people all taking a knee to pound a Smirnoff was fantastic theater.

He hasn't actually caught it quite yet. Sort of a metaphor for his current situation.

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I'm as interested in the fact that Josh Allen has never really had a WR quite like Claypool. The suddenness and catch radius could be a boon to Allen; if they were to get on the same page, that could get real interesting, real quick.

The older generation of truckers were the best drivers out there, but the newer generation has become a bunch of self-indulgent jackasses. I won't brake check that kind of tonnage, but if they do something stupid I will time it so that I slide in front of them when approaching the base of a hill and then slow down enough to rob them of the momentum they're trying to build for it. It drives them crazy.

I'd say absolutely. Between the ingrained entitlement, the tech distractions and the simple lack of respect for others, there are way more spoiled, clueless brats on the road. Even OTR guys, who used to be the best drivers out there, cannot be trusted anymore.

It was clearly an atrocious decision by Allen, regardless of whether Davis also blew the route. I guess I was just commenting on how frustrating it was to watch these guys play together for 4 full season and still never really ever get on the same page. I'm curious whether Davis will have the same issues going forward.

I'm telling y'all, there is something very intriguing coming along here......

Miscommunication #634 with Davis

Uh-uh.....

I think he's wondering if not "slowing down" makes you a bad person. Or just someone who broke a law. Cuz the two are not really interchangeable, imo.

I don't disagree with this. But it also calls to mind another franchise that tortured us, had a first ballot HOF QB, and had a variety of implosions annually predicted as their fate; predictions which became so tirelessly repetitive that they evolved into an ongoing gag.

Yeah, I think so. Maybe they were in Kansas?