Fleezoid

I'd be willing to bet Josh Allen does not like this kind of stuff getting out there. It might even be lawsuit worthy.

......And what about Naomi?

His feet are sore from trying to carry an entire defense around for 3 hours.

Having played receiver, when you're in the moment and the ball is in your reach, you go for it. Most of the time you don't know there's someone else in the vicinity and you think it's intended for you. Sometimes it works out okay, like this time. Other times it messes up a golden opportunity.

"If Vaccaro agrees to an interview and the league finds her account credible, Hill could face significant disciplinary action. If she declines to cooperate, the review may stall without resolution." Why wouldn't she agree to an interview? If she declines, it makes her claim quite questionable.

Bills 26 Jets 20

I was thinking the same thing. Ravens split with Cleveland last year. Yes, the game's in Baltimore, but I just don't trust it.

That last statement is spot-on!!

I wouldn't blame them a bit for drinking a lot after a mostly bad performance like that.

Weese outta luck?

I propose we call the defense Hank. I've always liked the name Hank. It's the salt-of-the-earth, old-fashion, blue collar kind of name.

Does One Bills Drive extend to the new stadium?

Thanks for that. I too am one that doesn't leave early. I also don't begrudge anyone that leaves. Some people can't stand the traffic. I understand that. But for me, we pay a lot to attend games, so I'm getting my money's worth. Plus, we drive to the game in traffic, tailgate for 2-3 hours, walk in the stadium early, then watch a 3 hour game. If it takes 2 hours to get home, so be it.

I thought we only named the bad stuff. So we could rattle them off like George Carlin's 7 words you can't say on television. I don't think there's a name for the 90s Wild Card comeback game. Or is my dementia kicking in?

If it really was Bill Burr, he'd be the best trash-talker on the team.

I think that was true the last few years. But now, with the way the team played Sunday, and how odd and somewhat dysfunctional the offseason was, things have gotten pretty sour with the fanbase. I checked in on their message board today, and the glaring sentiment is basically what they have now is s train wreck. From the owner, GM and now McDaniel, frustration is boiling over.

Is there any way to block the Ravens offense (or more appropriately, the Bills defense) for 3 1/2 quarters? That would make for a much more enjoyable viewing experience.

Here is my hope: Bills take care of business against division enemies the next 4 weeks. Eagles beat the Chiefs this week Ravens lose to the Lions week 3. (It would awesome if they could lose to the Browns this week. Probably not gonna happen. But the Browns won one against them last year) Ravens beat the Chiefs week 4. If those happen and Bills beat the Saints, they'll be in really good shape (said Captain Obvious).

I don't think I can watch much more of those. I'm afraid I'm going to go to a place in my mind I'll never get back from.

This part I agree with. The only real thing that came out of Sunday night is we have a game lead on the Ravens and Chiefs with the tiebreaker over the Ravens. If the Bills do well enough to have a shot at the 1-seed, it'll likely come down to some form of a tiebreaker.

The containment of Henry I thought was deplorable. They've done better in past games. Lots of football left, but if they don't tighten up the D, the Bills will lose a game or 2 they absolutely shouldn't.

I don't watch a lot of college football, but I did tune in to a couple games this past weekend. It struck me how much more efficient and spot-on the refs were. Particularly with spots. It really makes you think.

Premature egression.

The Pats board is also rather painful. Cluttered with garbage.