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I think it was someone from the Browns organization. Because he couldn't hit the target.

It's pronounced "strumpets."

Cool family, but the kid is gonna be broke in about 3 months. The whole show was about shopping for shoes and Adidas gear.

For the layperson.

I'm a little worried that in years to come, Dalton Kincaid is going to go into that weird Aaron Rodgers metaphysical, self-awareness phase. When Dawkins pointed to the hawk flying overhead saying, "look at that bird", and Kincaid responds saying, "yeah, I wish that were me!", I was thinking WTF. Is he the flying version of Mr. Limpet?

IMO, all they need is Schwartz and I'm seeing Super Bowl. Right now, I'm doubtful.

Maple syrup is like ketchup. You can put it on everything!

I agree. They'd be nuts if they don't do it. A patchwork secondary with Hamlin getting significant playing time is not the answer.

I was in my teens in the 70s. Had a friend who became a Buccaneers fan as soon as they got in the league. It was clear to me it was just to be different. It didn't help the Bills were mediocre at best. But the Buccaneers were worse.

Every time the toilet flushes. Keeps it from freezing too.

Bills have a receiver and safety problem. Two position groups they're grasping at straws to try and figure out.

I agree with this. But I'd like to add one caveat......Allen is still great without Diggs, I don't think Diggs will be great without Allen. Good, just not great.

I don't understand the "visit" part of this. Does he sit down with Beane and McD and they ask him, "so, tell us a little about yourself."

So, apparently the Bengals will likely want an "impact" player or 2 in a trade. Well, now I know why the Bills aren't in the conversation....they have no impact player they could give up.

If you had a gun, you should have shot the guy that did the stabbing. That would have been a great punchline.

Then put him on IR for the season.

Yes!! That, and Extra Stock. We used to go to Canada to get beer all the time.

I don't know, but I think I can make a run at that breakfast! By far, my favorite meal choice.

I've been completely on the fence with respect to McDermott. I've thought, at least he has this team competitive every year. At the same time, I can also see the criticism about the lack of playoff success. And I've always been critical of his soft defensive stance. But after last night, and I know it's just preseason, but I'm absolutely leaning toward McDermott's defensive philosophy is not getting it done. They can't keep letting teams stay on the field and burn clock.

I will accept that to a certain degree. But there are guys trying to make the team. And to come out that flat from start to finish?......They weren't prepared to play. The Bears were. McDermott got schooled on how to prepare a team.

While their receivers were running routes, our DBs were standing in their zones. Standing in their zones. You could clearly see it on a crossing route from the endzone camera.

The good: The game ended and we don't have to watch that ****. At least for now. The bad: Penalties! Why do McD's teams not get penalties in check until like week 9 or 10.......every year?

This morning Sal Cappacio said he thought part of the reason for the poor performance was they were tired having had the joint practice on Friday. Head scratcher. Weren't the Bears there too?

Hamlin did horrible in 1st half. Burned and missed tackle from bad angle. When have we heard bad angles before? Time to move on. We've seen his ceiling.

Interesting he said that player cuts won't be on Hard Knocks. I think that's being very respectful to the players, not wanting to exploit their difficult moments.