Wallymo

Now that's just mean and untrue. Try Q39's burnt ends and you would humbly take back those words! They are like butter and mix perfectly with their mac & cheese.

As both a Chiefs fan (KC native) and secondary Bills fan (weird, I know, but it's complicated) I think the fanbases are mirror images of each other. Both are loud and passionate. Blue collar, for the most part. Small market. A history of heartbreak. I've never met a Chiefs fan that didn't admire Josh Allen and respect the Bills organization. Of all the Chiefs' rivals, the Bills are the least "hated" from what I've seen. Can you point me to specific examples of jerk KC fans? Of course! But you wouldn't have to look too hard at every fanbase to find the same. I can only speak for myself, but during this magical run I've heard Chiefs fans praise the Bills more than any other rival. Or at least give the grudging respect the Bills deserve. You should hear Chiefs fans talk about the Raiders, Donkeys and Bolts -- screw those teams and their fans!

While he has all that speed, the man can't catch the ball over his shoulder. Any deep ball requires that he make a full pirouette for a chance at a completion. I don't get how so many general managers can't see what any average fan can. It was no surprise MVS was cut any more than Mecole Hardman -- these guys are fast but glaringly deficient in other important skills.

Cheryl. (70's callback)

When I was growing up in the 80s, my folks owned an Irish restaurant and pub in Tulsa. Our bar had a dish, and we somehow became home of the Browns each season. The team was bad, but their fans were very, very good.

There are different standards of proof in a criminal versus civil proceeding. Beyond a reasonable doubt is a higher standard than more than likely. If assault can't be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, should criminal charges not be sought at all (and therefore not fail) and only a civil action brought? Particularly in a "he said / she said" matter? I'm not trying to be critical, I just don't follow the logic.

What are the Bengals doing? Shemar Stewart in the first, who has never produced. They then drafted two guards, two linebackers and a running back with their five remaining selections. Just terrible value everywhere.

I read that book when I was 12 and it scared the holy hell out of me.

I've never seen a supposed first round talent less wanted by fanbases around the league than Shemar Stewart. He's this year's Tony Mandorich -- all testing and no tape.