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Ridiculous

I think every team should do this and a scrimmage replaces one of the preseason games.

Talked to a friend today about this stuff and she wouldn't stop hyping it up. Said she takes the oils while a friend uses the gummies. Apparently there's a lot of different versions out there where some are "watered" down. Anyone have any history with them or have recommendations, what to stay away from, etc?

What caused him to take his talents to them? Seems like a start-up site

This^

Watch the whole damn thing. It’s worth it

Even I think that’s BS and can’t understand how they think that

Yes, it sounds dumb. But like the title says and repeated multiple times in the post, this is BBFB and Billsy based. It’s who we’ve been for two decades until we aren’t. I think we can too. I think we are capable of winning 12 games honestly. But I only see 8 for the reasons listed

And my OCD has now fixed it All valid points, but our defense was equally to blame for some as well. Remember when the Saints didn’t even pass the ball in the second half for some ridiculous amount of consecutive times? Yes, the offensive failed to score in most of those games, but the defense laid an egg too at times

I fully expect them to start 2-0 and still see 8-8. Hence, the 5-2 references.

Don’t threaten me with a good time

The Bills if only for coaching alone. I think Gase will destroy that island of misfit toys

Two episodes in and would highly recommend it to any Bills fan A few thoughts so far: The way the draft episode was cut together, I think there was more to the Oliver and Singletary picks than shown. Just the way they didn't show before pick 9 or the picks before Singletary. I think Oliver was the highest rated guy left once the 8th pick rolled around, but I think Allen may have been higher based upon the comments they made. Especially once the Giants took a QB. They made a point to show how they wanted Ford and Knox and wanted to trade up. Singletary seemed like a BPA It's hard not to love Hyde and his wife after this Josh Allen is a huge dork, but great with the fans Oliver has the mindset you want in a rookie and first round pick Gore is bulkier than I thought I'm ready for Bills football

Not saying it doesn't nor am I saying I dislike him as a coach. Quite the opposite in fact. I'm merely seeing the surprising new, unexplainable trend. And if you want to set the bar at Gase, then we are in a whole lot of trouble ? Sorry sir. 16-0!

Sorry, I'm so used to typing "in no particular order"

Yeah, it really slowed them down when he was suspended too....

Again, two years ago under the McDermott regime. We lost 34-21, with two of our TD's coming in garbage time at the end I'm talking about the team under McDermott as a whole. He's found a way to get blown out in each season.

Two years ago during the primetime game

If there's anything I'm the most scarred by in the past decade, it's the two 5-2 starts to the season where we missed the playoffs. I remember the pure confidence believing we would make the playoffs as only an obsurdly small number of teams started like that and didn't make them. That, plus numerous prime time losses, the Pats for the past twenty years, and Billsy things makes it really hard for me to predict a plus-.500 win season. I know all the reasons why everyone thinks we will win 9, possibly 10-11 game. I see what they see. But here's why I see 8. 1 - Blow-Out Losses. Each season under McDermott, we've had more than a few blow-out losses for no excusable reason. Games where we just don't show up at all. I believe that's something that will continue to happen until it doesn't. 2 - We play the Pats twice and they are our Daddy until they aren't. 3 - No matter how much of a joke the Dolphins or Jets seem to be to me, we rarely sweep both in the same season. We find a way to play to their level. Even the season we made the playoffs, we barely beat the Dolphins both games. The Jets, who were a much worse team than us a last year were one of the games we got blown out of. 4 - Offenses can make a jump in the offseason, but usually not THAT big of a jump. I know the Rams just did it, but that's typically rare. Also, when half of your receiving core is brand new, chemistry and rhythm takes time. Same goes for an entirely new offensive line. It's not about talent, it's about playing as a team. It can take teams half a season or a whole season to click. 5 - I don't think Ed Oliver was all we needed to improve our pass rush. I've made it known I wanted Allen, but it's not about that. Unless Murphy makes a big comeback, rookie DT's don't typically make that kind of impact their first year. I think the current guess is 5 sacks, which would be a great season for him. Either way, that's not going to be a huge difference maker. I don't see the light magically turning on for Shaq either. 6 - Allen looked fantastic after he came back from his injury, but as another post/article suggested, he still had serious accuracy issues. Could he make that jump forward? Yes. Could he not? Also yes. In the NFL, unless you are a consistent top 5 team, it's truly any given Sunday and we the Bills until proven otherwise. To be clear again, I can see where all the 10-6 love is coming from and why it should happen. But I also know the Bills doing Billsy things, remember those 5-2 starts, and how we find a way. For those who want the break-down: Jets x2 - Split Dolphins x2 - Sweep them Pats x2 - Swept by them Division 3-3 @ Giants - Win vs Cincy - Win (Only because it's the home and early in the season. These games go either way against them) @Titans - Either way (Billsy Loss) vs Eagles - Loss vs Skins - Win @ Cleveland - Loss vs Broncos - Win @ Cowboys - Loss (primetime) vs Ravens - Win because we do well against them at home or Loss because their defense just spanks us. I feel like McD defense shuts down Lamar. But we are Billsy.... @ Steelers - Loss It comes down to the Titans and Ravens for me. Should we win on paper, yes. Do we do that usually, no. Roast me!

No! You make a decision this moment and either write him off or don’t!

This really doesn't make me feel better about the accuracy issue. To be dead last in these metrics and not much better even after the break is tough to read. I get that short throws will help with that, but I always wonder just how much a QB can increase their overall accuracy. I feel like you either have it or you don't.

How is it compared to the one in Rochester? I take my daughter every time we go up. She loves it

I don’t think you’ll find that’s true with over half of this board

With his suspension history, he should play on good faith. Dudes a ticking time bomb and any team would be an idiot to give him long guaranteed money. That contract would need to have conduct clauses