Ralonzo

1 play, 1 effing play and already someone is dinged

Howdy, rowdies. Best time of the year! Riding the wave of hope until the inevitable fall into the piranha pool.

more metal bands should have covered them, they all end up sounding like the Ramones New and... growly?

I guess that would be average if you were Stephen Hauschka post-Henry Anderson, which is why the Bills drafted a kicker in the 6th round to begin with.

4 of his first 5 TD's vs Miami were thrown to... Zay Jones?

I thought this was already decided and it was Reuben

He's running like Coleman?

The staff wants it that way based on the offseason, but there's a fallback of running it back with one positional change rather than 3 (including jumbo) after last year's performance.

I think we might still see that the best 6 end up Anderson at C, McGuard, and Edwards as Bigger Lee Smith.

So he's getting separation on Steve from West Seneca at least!

Look at that burst, wow

It kind of reminds me of Kevin Nash vs Rey Mysterio https://i.imgur.com/3bnRImQ.mp4

I wasn't aware anyone apart from me actually owned Swervedriver discs. They fit into that "psychedelic grunge" space of the early/mid-90's. The best US example, that I post pretty often and will do again since it came up, being Seattle's own Love Battery. Yet another deeply underappreciated band (giving them the nod over Screaming Trees who at least had some run on the Alt-scene). They also have that thing where the guitarists seem like they're playing different songs but will occasionally gather up for a break or chorus.

My dark horse is Anderson, but I won't get fully on the train until he repeats his performance of last preseason.

Nope.

I want to see Anderson, his shotgun snapping is excellent from all I've seen. Those are Anderson's strengths.

Boring can be good, like low-stress pars in golf. I enjoy boring Bills games like hosting Pittsburgh in 2022. Hot take: McGovern will be starting LG by the end of camp, AND the OL will not just hold up but improve.

Don't ever let this get stuck in your head. Fair warning.

drunken eclectilepsy

This was where most people first heard of a guy named Jeff Lynne of a fellow Birmingham band called The Idle Race, whom Move leader-by-default Roy Wood brought in for a new project he had in mind to make rock'n'roll with both standard guitar/bass/drums combined with classical instrumentation... an electric "light orchestra" if you will. However the Move being contracted for a couple more albums, that would have to wait a little bit. Your track was on the Move's 3rd album (1970) and the next time they went to the studio they recorded a whole slew of songs. Half became The Move's final album "Message From The Country" to capitalize on their cachet (and cash) and half becoming the first Electric Light Orchestra album. However it was the same people, same studio, at the same time and some crossover in arrangement of course (i.e. the oboe on the Move track Words Of Aaron). Despite the two distinct releases it was essentially one band going forward at ELO with the Move being retired. Roy Wood's primacy would soon be supplanted by Lynne's increasing proliferation and stage presence, with Wood departing during the ELO II sessions. Music press speculated that without Wood, the ELO was doomed and looked forward to the success of Wood's new band Wizzard. Wood was a brilliant writer of deeply hooky singles, penning a string of top-20 singles in the Move. For a couple years (at least in England) it was so. But Lynne had impeccable pop chops and eyes toward breaking through in the United States...

Whats with the triple-play @muppy?