Gregg

Yes, but that was more the Bills shooting themselves in the foot. The way that game started it looked like Bills were heading towards a blowout win. Then they got sloppy with the turnovers which allowed the Dolphins to get back in the game.

He's great in Sept/Oct after that not so much at least on the road in a cold weather city.

If Tua gets $212.4M then I can only imagine what Allen's next deal will look like.

It doesn't seem to help them when they go against Patrick and Joe.

It's nice to see she was able to attend practice but also sad to see the condition she is in.

Agree. 17 games is dumb with the AFC/NFC rotating between 8 and 9 home games every other year. I think you got right. 18 games, 2 bye weeks, reduced preseason, increase rosters and salary cap.

She looks pretty good here. Sal Capaccio 🏈 on X: "Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula are here. https://t.co/6JRuBRoOwc" / X Never mind it was from 2019. I saw this posted on another Bills board.

uSTADIUM on X: "Chris “Maddog” Russo is putting $10k on the #Jets OVER 9.5 wins. He’s crazy or would you make the same bet? 🎥 - @dpshow https://t.co/olyAMOIM1X" / X

34 years ago, today (7/26/90) Brent Mydland passed away.

With Allen throwing to a lot of new faces I wonder if the starters get more playing time in preseason. I understand we all want the Bills to get out of these games without injuries, but they have to develop some chemistry before week 1. While doing well in practice is great it can't substitute real game action against an opponent.

Great news. Hopefully her health is improving.

No, but getting that #1 seed is a huge deal and not just because of homefield advantage. Football is a brutal sport and getting that week off so you don't have to play WC weekend is important so players can heal up as best they can from injuries and the wear and tear that players get from the season.

I think the one that deserves criticism is Cashman. The lineup outside of Judge and Soto is "meh". Pitching hasn't been what it was earlier in the year. You are right pinning your hopes on a pitcher in his mid-30's isn't a good idea. If George were still alive Cashman would have been canned by now. Over 162 there will be ups and downs, but the Yankees have been slumping to long now.