SanJosePete

Hey Einstein - get a clue - you made your point and nobody cares. Bills fans had a great time in NOLA while you’re stewing in your bile. GREAT win wouldn’t you say?

And it’s sorely absent from this site which is why I’m rarely here. But read the comments and see the rationality that is sorely lacking here https://www.washingtonpost.com/comments?storyUrl=https%3a%2f%2fwww.washingtonpost.com%2fpolitics%2f2021%2f10%2f27%2fwhen-do-we-get-use-guns-ongoing-danger-false-fraud-claims%2f&outputType=comment

Love football, love bad weather, and love being out in it. Bay area fans looked at me in disbelief when I said I would have gladly gone to the game even knowing the road conditions. And THIS is why we don't need a dome stadium - the keep the more casual fans away and for unforgettable joyous moments in the outdoors like this game!

Rex wanted the feet not the boot! Glad to see this @ssclown and his crappy excuse for a D coordinator seek new employment. And for the naysayers, 17 years and counting... it IS broke so fix it.

Like your opinions, love your HP Lovecraft themed icon.

And the problem with your point of view is that it seems to imply that God truly cares about the outcome of a football game. Kind of like the many athletes who feel the urge to praise God in front of the camera and thank him for the victory. I like the humility but think God has more important things to worry about. Then again, maybe you're right and God is helping out his own cause behind the scenes and is rooting for his own personal fantasy team!

If you couple this idea with getting football out of college, I'm all for it! Think about how much $ is "wasted" on big college sports like football, situations where a Nobel prize winning scientist gets paid far less than the football coach, college athletes complaining about not being paid, numerous program violations - all this could go away thanks to PTR's idea. On the other hand, this isn't a footbal discussion but more along the lines of politics so I'll shut up now.

I'd say its a breath of optimism and hope on an otherwise ugly Monday morning. I'm thankful I can now WATCH the Bills and see them be competitive EACH week. And that sure beats the #$&* out of the last few years where the Bills have been pretty dismal. GO BILLS!

You can tell By the smell that she isn't feeling well As the end of the month rolls along... You can tell By her b!tchin that she must be sort of itchin' As the end of the month rolls along... Let's hear it for John Valby!

I am a total SLUT for IPA. For you folks in the Bay Area, head down to Morgan Hill (S of San Jose) to El Toro brewery. Gina (the brewmaster) brews DOZENS of his own (including orange cream soda). His best is the DEUCE - a double hopped IPA that's unbeatable. Otherwise, head over to the lower Haight in SF (gotta love the haight!) to Toronado where you can find this, Pliny the Elder, and in rare cases Pliny the YOUNGER on tap. No one mentioned Sierra Nevada's Torpedo - another winner in the same vein as Lagunitas.

A big NIX to people melting down - the guy who killed 3 people last week near San Jose did this < 1 m from my home with my kids getting ready for school. Generally I don't want to be anywhere NEAR someone melting down or going postal!

How does that "Dream Team" label feel now? Add to that their baseball team losing to one that barely made the post season. Its almost enough to make Philly Fan want to kick his dog!

Funny to see the season get to the point where we are asking ourselves the following questions? Would you rather be like the Bills and at least be competitive with an 0-6 record? Would you rather be like the Cowboys and underachieving with much better talent and an 0-7 record? Wilson's real legacy will be what happens to the team after he kicks the bucket.

Wanting them to win 9 is far down my wish list - how about we start with ONE win and take it from there?