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Josh just did a walking interview with Aurora Borealis or whatever her name is. She said the rumor is he's grinding harder on the range than some of the tour pros, asked if he's always the hardest working guy at whatever he does!

Meat Ball = former Bill Kyle Williams, who generally finishes top-10 in the American Century celebrity tourney in Tahoe at Edgewood. Nearly won it a couple years back, lost to the tournament record score at the time.

They’ll be replaying the games of NFLN I reckon?

It's mandatory to hate Brady of course, but damned if this wasn't clutch af right after Chuck Barkley was s**t talking him:

Been in and out on this game. ezzard from either Sam Houston or S&H Green Stamps looked a lot like McKittrick. Any of the TE’s jump at you? Could use something better than Sweeney. Just saw Allen from Nebraska, that’s a big frame if he can block (or learn to block) like Lee Smith,

Jordan Palmer alluded to it at the end of his OBL interview… his remark was essentially, “Fore right”

Four wheels are better than two…

Anyone you’re looking at? Garbers from Cal has looked decent at QB early.

Keep seeing mocks with Linderbaum falling to the very end of round 1. It’s a premium pick but at 25 it would leverage perhaps trimming one of the higher paid vets and solve problem the Morse problem should he retire, or at least 2023 on.

Yeah… inflation is a B word.

Different concept there with the pitchout and Davis’ block was so good you could scored.

Lol still got people texting me “you’re still gonna drop us at the mountain and go watch the game right?” Hahaha no, I got no reason to watch, I’m gonna be on the hill too…

Plus they can be multiple even on the obvious shotgun short yardage formations. They can run student body right like they did on the first fourth down of the game with the back as an outnumber blocker, or can use the RB action for a Bash concept where the back actions away from where the QB will go.

The Miami game was one thing, he was terrific. But in preseason he looked like just a guy. Of course that's the last we saw.

Looked like the cutback was there for a first down. Running Singletary wide always makes me cringe.

Making the playoffs with a rookie QB placenta it?

Hey kid. I can show you how to be Executive Of The Year.

Just whipped it up this morning… inspired by listening to the oldies show playing Jimmy Dean (It was #1 late 1961-early 1962)

This team is running critically short on Williams

Who cares, I’m going skiing

Is Dick Jauron replacing McClappy or something?

The NFL Pro Bowl wants to leave me out? No, I leave you out.

Big Josh, Big Josh In the 2018 draft he arrived He stood six-foot-five and weighed two-thirty-five Kind of broad at the shoulder and wide in the ass And an arm that can flick a 60 yard pass Big Josh, Big Josh, Big Bad Josh Big Josh He backed up Peterman for a couple of plays And some rookie outings appeared in a daze But he defeated the Vikes in their house with a leap And Bills fans sensed they might just have a freak The critics said Josh had no accuracy A trait that had doomed every prior draftee But year three he hit near seventy percent And to the Championship Game he went Big Josh, Big Josh, Big Bad Josh Big Josh To a second straight division title Josh led Then came the return to Arrowhead We gasped and marveled the last two minutes And when Josh left the field the Bills would win it Big Josh, Big Josh, Big Bad Josh Big Josh But for some reason the next kickoff went deep The defense and coaches seemed to fall asleep For thirteen seconds the team dropped the ball And let down that quarterback who gave his all Big Josh On a field three hours south of Des Moines The season decided by the flip of a coin The Bills lost the game, the Chiefs would advance The big quarterback never got his chance Big Josh Big Josh, Big Josh, Big Bad Josh Big Josh It was shown that day to all football fans The Buffalo Bills finally found their man From a California cantaloupe farm Came a big quarterback with a big, big arm Big Josh Big Josh, Big Josh, Big Bad Josh Big Josh…

They have great sideline-to-sideline range which is important in this defense. It’s worse to have Klein in there making plays within a limited portion of the field but not having the range to make plays on the edge, than have Edmunds being able to get to the edge and miss the tackle. Maybe Klein just isn’t fast enough to vacate his zone following the QB’s eyes leading to wide open crossers, I don’t know.

No? There’s literally a coin flip difference now. 50/50…. When it’s on THEIR dirt.