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Would have liked to have seen a replay of the uncalled push-off that I'm 99% sure happened there.

The last two minutes of this half have gone on longer than a basketball game from the 70's.

How is that half the distance? By rule PI in the EZ is placed on the 1.

On further review, every play is a penalty on the Bills.

The Bills looks more confused than a college all-star game where the whole squad played for different teams and are still wearing different jerseys and helmets.

Did Morris even know what pattern to run there?

Can the Steelers punter play Left Tackle? He's got that Dawkins build.

I picked the wrong day to forgot to load the fridge with beer.

Eli Ahole is a little handsy isn't he? He better have bought Singletary dinner first.

Well crumbs. I hadn't heard that. What a bummer. Now I gotta think of something uplifting myself. Edit: Here's one i was saving for my own funeral.

It's against my religion; we believe it swallows your soul.

Yeah, Beane saw something was Van Rotten so got Ven Denmark (reusing that pun) You're bang on saying Anderson is not competing with Van Demark. What I can say for sure is 70 played exclusively at G-C on Saturday. 74 played LT and then RT. To me that says, the former (70 - Anderson) is being measured in the 2021 role of Bates as interior back-up-all, and the latter (74 - Van Demark) in the 2022 role of Quessenberry as swing tackle. Edit: Oh right, Mancz. He's C-only as far as I've ever seen him. And he's been a JAG doing it. I don't except to see him make the 53.

Okay, for those who don't have context on Dale Bozzio, she was kinda like the Wendy O Williams that probably wouldn't rip your junk off: Edit: Probably.

yeah they are both kinda those beautiful flower children from the 60's except they were each so superiorly talented they couldn't fail to succeed even if they weren't really trying. At some point Renaissance went new wave, and I actually dug it, have a couple vinyls of theirs from the era. Edit: kinda of a Dale Bozzio vibe vocally on this one. Not in wardrobe obviously.

For range and precision, she's unmatched. But then she married Roy Wood lol. Edit: more Primitive ELO... 25:00 you get a little explanation from Roy of why ELO is, and the 10538 Overture.

And lastly for our plumber of the protoprog obscurity, @T&C ... a lil bit of payback in the form of some neoprog. Bonus: what an album this was. And this was.

And now that I mentioned late 60's duets... ^^^ found one!!!

This voice. So pure, but like Orbison, SO much force that it pegs the meters and clips. Bonus: This 1969 artifact, first solo national appearance... and a duet with the Man In Black.

Pete Steele's band just out of high school. I like the review that said, "everything that they were ever going to do in their future bands was already there"... in 1981. Although contemporaneously, I'd say it's more like Max Webster than anything.

Maybe OT (off-topic, not offensive tackle) here but Anderson is an interesting cat. Looks like Kromer is grooming him from T to a Bates-type C/G swing guy. He was listed by a lot of folks as T but played exclusively G, then C. He appears beastly strong at times, maybe not Teller-level but definitely animalistic. I was certainly surprised to see how many snaps 70 got over the ball Saturday. It's tough to see how he makes the roster as opposed to say, a Van Demark who really just needs to be better than Quessenberry (like most opposing ends are). If there was a guy in camp right now who I'd worry about becoming the next Teller after going elsewhere, Anderson would be my current pick.

Kelee Ringo looked a hell of a lot like Leodis McKelvin just then. Covering the receiver like a blanket, can't find the ball, completion.

I'd like to see more of 66 but I gotta say, I rewatched the Colts game, focused on the line play and rewatched most plays a time or two to digest what was going on, and the guy I had least notice of, good or bad, was 66. For the two series he was in, he just did his job. He didn't fail to do his job, nor go over the top accomplishing his task. He just got it done, in retrospect. Of the 5 positions on the line, he made me worry the least, from the film. How much does that count for, vs Turnstile Saffold?

That is entirely speculative. As far as the facts, the depth charts & in-game deployment spoke otherwise as to Shell's prospects for the 53. Quess is empirically bad won't be getting better, if Gouraige is only a little worse at least he has upside (and cap savings).

Josh Allen can't put his elbow into his ear, but he can put your elbow into your ear.

Wasn't impressed with Mims tape. The one wide-open catch and the last run for 9 were plus plays, but everything else looked like he should have done more with the blocking he got. Evans has speed and wiggle, I liked his film and the one thing that might tip the scales is if he can be the KR.