Draconator

She already ordered their cookbook

My wife just got a HexClad wok from her son as an early Christmas present and I will tell her about this site. Thanks!

Don't listen to me. Listen to Max.

I generally like Scott Van Pelt, but questioning if Philly had pass interference on the final KC play? Total BS

That was really roughing the passer? Really?

If they called the Shakir touchdown Yesterday they would say Allen got lucky Sauce missed the ball

See what throwing down field can do for ya?

Over/under if Hurtz is actually hurt?

I feel like KC shoots themselves in the foot quite a bit. Buffalo has a definite chance against both teams

Philly needs a TD here

Why are you here?

I posted this in the post-game thread, but I'm thinking maybe this needs its own thread? Simon, if this is redundant, feel free to delete it.

In my defense, anything time Warrow gets corrected, he's schooled as a result of his past actions on this very platform.

Brady sees it differently.

Just for this, Sean can coach the rest of the year.

I've already started drinking for this game. I'll be all nice and liquored up for kickoff.

I've seen a lot of comments about Josh's enthusiasm after Shakir's touchdown. But before that, Josh ran to Ty Johnson and jumped in his arms while Ty was in the stands to celebrate his TD. That was when Josh was back for me.

What you are not recognizing, and something I did poorly to convey, is that those of us who invested time, money, and a good portion of our lives in the A's, are not too happy with the path the ownership of the A's took to get to this point. I have many lifelong friends who I met in the left field bleachers at the Colosseum. One of my greatest sports memories is sitting with my then-wife in the front row of the bleachers and watching Scott Hattiberg hit the home run to give the A's 20 wins in a row. Yep. We also had to sit through plays like you posted the gif for above. I compare Bills Mafia to those A's diehards to live and die by their team. Spend a boatload of money on tickets and merch for that team. Tailgating for A's game (albeit on a much smaller scale) is very reminiscent of a Bills home game tailgate. I'm not going to argue anymore. You have your opinion. I have mine. The thing is, seeing the A's move to Vegas, kinda hurts. And it's not the fan's fault either.

It's more than feels, it's facts. But keep living in your past Derek Jeter dreams...

If that is the case, typical Yankee fan injecting false knowledge they know nothing about.

Keep living in your fantasy world. I was at a good amount of games, with 15,000 people, and 55,000 people. I'm vastly more qualified to be talking about this than you are. You are wrong, and that's the final word.

You sir, are so far off base it's laughable. As a former A's season ticket holder, the A's fans have done nothing but support the team. The issue was the stadium was once a great place to watch baseball. Then the city of Oakland caved to Al Davis and built that travesty called Mt. Davis in center field, and turned the collisseum into the worst stadium to watch a game. The fans still came out and supported the team. When the stupid owners tarped the entire upper deck, 35,000 we're at the collisseum for pivotable games. When the tarps came off, 55,000 would show up. Then Billy Beane gutted this team of talent all in the name of metrics, and John Fisher took that another step further and the A's fielded a AAA team against major league competition. That's why fans didn't go. The product and environment sucks. That was all a plot by John Fisher to sing a sad song to MLB in order to move.

There were many times Nance and Romo blatantly made fun of the Jets