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I'll take whatever ranking they want to give us. It's just a real treat to be talking about a top offensive line on a Bills team. Wind it back about 10+ years when year after year, the Bills were consistently in the bottom half of the league and everyone was saying 'we need a better O-line'.

Anyone wearing Golashes going through the airport should be arrested immediately. Especially if they're also wearing the yellow, Gorton fisherman raincoat.

Omg, I've never heard Genny Cream called 'the green death'. Hilarious, and appropriate. I used to drink truckloads of Blue back in the day. That aside, I have 2 questions: Shouldn't the label have some reference to the stadium? I don't see any. And.....anyone know if this will be available online?

Car-mel.

Sounds like one of those inspirational montage scenes from an 80s teen movie.

Looks like the Jets flipped the dysfunctional booger on the Dolphins "The Sun-Sentinel reported that Miami was fed up with the veteran cornerback they traded to the Steelers last week after he became disruptive with the team and was hurting the culture the franchise was trying to build." And I'm not sure what type of "culture" they're trying to build based recent history. Is it this first one, or the latter? culture 1 of 2 noun cul·ture ˈkəl-chər b : the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization a corporate culture focused on the bottom line 3 : the act or process of cultivating living material (such as bacteria or viruses) in prepared nutrient media also : a product of such cultivation

I think from a talent perspective, they've missed on getting some big-playmaker type guys. Instead, I think they've been focusing on the wrong style of players across the board; fast, but slightly undersized. Having some of those guys is okay, but it's led the team to the bend-but-don't break world. I think what a lot of fans are looking for is a more stout front-7. Shut down running games, and force long fields. Quit living in the red zone defensively! And btw.....is this the official start of the hype-video season?

When you package it together like that, kinda makes me feel bad for Browns fans. I wonder if, whoever recorded that, would be willing to do another one. I have a particular team in mind......

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While it's fiction....if someone doesn't go through a table, this story could never happen!

....At the bar, the start of the regular season.

Cardi-B is Bill Belichick revisited. Dump the guy right before he becomes completely irrelevant.

BRAVO on this one. He nailed it.

Yeah, it definitely looks like they're going after the bigger guys. I hope it is one of the factors that gets this team glued together. I don't mind one or two of the small, speedy guys, but you can't build a roster around that. They need some bigger guys that can compete one-on-one. The Bills seem to be doing the same thing, particularly at the receiver and TE spots.

Paul Newman - Absence of Malice Christopher Walken - At Close Range Marisa Tomei - My Cousin Vinny Gene Hackman - The French Connection Clint Eastwood - Gran Torino Honorable Mention: Mr. Beane - Rat Race

Agree about Benson. I like the kid; talented and aggressive. But man is he a ragdoll out there sometimes. I think his size is limiting his production. This is fair. But it's hard to get excited about a team with a couple of stars, a few really good players and then a bunch of journeymen that rarely play inspired hockey. And I think the biggest issue is the goalie situation. Who's that guy gonna be? And will any of them play with any sort of consistency? The fans are looking for a spark. Something...anything. A viable blockbuster trade perhaps. Hasn't happened. Maybe a Miller or Hasek type goaltender, as one person mentioned earlier. Those are hard gems to find. Maybe something will happen when the season starts to get fans to sit up and take notice. But for now, it just looks like business as usual. Which hasn't worked out so well lately.

Ok. I'm an idiot.

I've reread this several times trying to understand it. Based on your sources, it's definite we have one game at the Ralph in 2026. That one seems clear. Then you say 'if they don't meet their goals in 2025....' Is that construction goals? Because the next 2 lines sound like the Bills' goals. I don't see how the Bills success has anything to do with construction progress, if that's what that means. The last line really confuses me. Does that mean with any luck we get 4 more games at the Ralph in 2026?

Is it my computer, or does that video look, and sound, like it was made in the 70s? Or perhaps they're trying to replicate when Rich Stadium was first built.

I think it's a giant tick that got under the skin.

I have tinted windows because it's Florida and it helps. But besides the nefarious activity (that doesn't happen with me as far as you know), there's a flip side; when I flip someone off, I'm like...'Crap, he probably didn't see that'!

What is so compelling about these types of lawsuits is the timing. It speaks volumes.

This post just guaranteed that this thread will re-emerge sometime between May and September, 2026.

I think this stems from the fact they can't solve the Bills. They're pulling at strings leading to erratic decisions. The Bills have done this to a much lesser degree related to the Chiefs. At least it appears the Bills have a vision with a realistic plan lately. I don't see even a hint of one with the Dolphins.