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Actually they're a pretty good example with what's wrong with every human being, I mean, like deep down in each of our eternal souls. I mean, college football has just become such a spiderweb of iniquity. Prayers up. This. I just don't see them having the toughness and guts to get teeth knocked out by Georgia and keep fighting. Hope I'm wrong. And yes, I too sense that they COULD go wild on Georgia. But I wouldn't bet on it.

I think your faith is about to get a boost.

The team just doesn't play with the edge that they had with Tressel and Meyer. Team feels like it did when John Cooper was the coach: tons of talent but wilted under pressure.

As a long time Ohio State fan, I agree.

Damn... I think I just blinked...

You never know, he might have messed his pants when he got the news.

CTE BABY!

Yeah, but I wish the team would have... But seriously, I'm glad you had fun.

You sound kind and well-adjusted! I wish I could feel like you. You are certainly right. A lot of people, perhaps immaturely, are looking for the Bills to heal the wound they made in our sports psyche. It feels funny saying all of this out loud, but sometimes the truth ain't pretty. 😆

I think a lot of us that were relatively young during those Super Bowls really got our sport psychology pretty messed up. It boggles my mind that our team even went to four straight super bowls. That alone is insane. And the fact that we lost every single one of them. The fact that i, yes, literally cried after four straight Super Bowls and had my heart broken. When you suffer for something so long and so hard it is nearly impossible to give up. But part of me wishes that yes, the Bills win one Super Bowl, and then after I'm done relishing that victory I won't care about them anymore. I know we're getting kind of deep here, but those four losses really did impact a lot of people psychologically.

I'll try not to overreact to your overreaction of my overreaction! LOL

Nah, the Bills freaked out a lot of fans that love them.

I agree. Yesterday in a post I just wrote, "I'm sad," and this is really why. As someone who lived through the four Super Bowl losses my main driver in being a fan now is to finally see a team get over the hump. And it feels like my history as a Bills fan has been one of feeling stupid for actually having hope and believing in the team. I really didn't think I would ever feel that way with this team with Josh Allen under center. And yet 0-2 in the division has me worried. I know the season is long. And I know that this will all just make for part of a great story if we end up winning the championship. But for the moment I feel that I've (potentially) been disillusioned regarding this team. That my belief was ill-founded and like I'm being forced to consider the possibility that this team to is somehow just another pretender. Caring about the Bills has been been a big unnecessary pain in my life. It hurts more than liking a sports team should. Let's see how they respond.

I want to see how this team really responds. But so far we have lost every division game we have played. UnBILLievable....

Not sure what Waterrose means... Logically I know I need to see how the season plays out, but damn I'm dealing with some Bills Mafia PTSD right now... Lol

I'm sad

I love everyone's answers so far, but for the sake of being different... Bryce Young He's super clutch and if the worst were to happen (I won't even say it) we could hopefully still pursue a Super Bowl.

Thank you very much for taking the time to put this up

34-17 Bills The Bills D is a terrible matchup for Wilson. He holds the ball too long as it is and our secondary is going to make that worse, which means the D line is gonna eat. Wouldn't be surprised if Wilson ends the day on the bench or in the locker room.

He's from Miami. I'm from Ohio but have lived in Miami for a decade now. The worst, rudest, most inconsiderate drivers in the country live here. Greg is reppin' his hometown!

It's officially official, this thread now blows

I love that it happened last minute Not much wiggle to his game but he is fast, even faster than James Cook fwiw

I'm not a cap wiz, so maybe that works. But is Josh Allen (DE) better than say Epenesa + a first round Beane-selected-McDermott-coached rookie? I really don't know the answer to that.

How do you pay him long term though?

I'll send you a bottle of skin thickener... Matt Milano is playing out of his freaking mind at his position right now. Trying to move him to a completely different position, mid-season no less, would be a disaster for him and the defense. There you go...