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Im convinced youre a cylist, yourself. So....you a SRAM or Shimano man and whats your general opinion of GRoad?

Epic moment in the band's last days.

Always loved sitting/standing on his side and catching the bass bombs. His playing really drove the band in a lot of ways.

Car and truck operators never blow stop signs. Ever.

Now some are saying thats not Chino Rodriquez but some guy who is *just* an Army Ranger. Great sequence either way.

The way Rodriguez just smiles at him while tapping his chest is just *chefs kiss.*

I understand. I just mean they aint all....Stephon Diggs. Its their job and their profession. And like any other workplace, theres a whole host of personalities. The example I use above is a real one. If you recall the Vikings at home heartbreaker of a loss a few years ago, the next day Von Miller was at his presser and was going on about how he, and Josh and a few other players and their girls all went out after the game to some popular high end Italian place and how much of a great night they had. I mean...the entire Bills Mafia was seeing sideways from an all time terrible (regular season) loss, meanwhile a lot of the team was out having a good time. Their approach isnt ours becuase its their job. YES, they work hard and are passionate about their craft. But there is this transactional element becuase it is their job. And just becuase some players are more "transactional" than others, that doesnt make them substandard or bad players you dont want on the team.

I dont know if its a "smear job" or just looking to poke holes in a trade that even the Pope feels was a great move by the Bills. But either way...players come in all shapes and sizes and demeanors. As long as they perform. I mean...we just got done with a player who was such a nutjob he would rant to the poor slob on the sidelines holding the tv microphones about the game. Now we have the opposite and thats a "problem" now? As far as his "catch percentage", Cooper is not perfect but his overall production is great. ALways amazing how some fans want the players to just be PERFECT in all respects. Its so weird.

I have to be honest, I really dont care about a player's "passion for the game", whether he's a football lifer or just in it for the paycheck. The fact of the matter is that for most players, its the latter. Not that they dont care or are lazy, but at the end of the day, it is their job. Its why that even after tough losses...and the fans are all pulling our hair out over and yelling about it here or on WGR...the players and their girls are partying it up at a club somewhere or having a top dinner and fine wine at Buffalo's best restaurants.

I know I should be sad and empathetic about this but Im not. TB is a terrible franchise that cannot turn a profit to save their lives, a big reason why being them playing in that terrible stadium that was put in a terrible location. A giant mistake all around that I hope they figure a way to rectify.

“First and foremost we believe in the receivers that we already have in the room," head coach Sean McDermott said. "We'll see when Amari gets here and how we can get him up to speed and get him integrated into what we do and how we do things. It's never about one guy. We're thankful to have him, but it's never about just one guy. It's about the team, so we're anxious to get him on board here and get rolling." Good ole McPetty. Five snaps in Week 10 incoming.

And the guy who is most famous for doing this sort of thing is one who the lion's share of this fanbase thinks "sucks as a head coach and is just lucky he had Tom Brady", so there's that.

Yes, I predict its going to be as follows: Hollins, Mack: Yeeted into the sun.

Im not so sure he plays this week. Remember who the Bills' head coach is? Who CANT see McDermott going on to Sal's show Friday and blathering up some corporatefootballspeak about how Cooper needs to be acclimated into the team culture and playbook and we will see when that happens theres no timetable trust the process blah blah blah?

Look! Your worst nightmare! Here we are after about 55 miles of fun, fitness and being intolerable to drivers. Im the last guy on the left.

Fixed: Knicker bibshorts, $12,500 bike, $300 helmet, $450 Oakleys and Carbo-Rocket Water bottles. Oh....you forgot $800 Garmin. Here's what Im riding and annoying motorists with these days: https://gearjunkie.com/biking/enve-melee-lightest-race-road-bike

After a long bicycle ride with my mates blocking traffic and laughing at all the angry motorists, I like to go food shopping and then not return the shopping cart to the corral. A "double-whammy of intolerability", if you will.

I wore my Pancho Power shirt which I was 0-5 in. Took it off at halftime. And…they started playing better until Joe Brady did his thing with that trick play. I will never wear that shirt on gameday again.

Thats got literally nothing ta do with his legs and feet!!!! Youre LAWST!!!!

Sonofa....beat me to it. Son...lay off the drugs.

Inexcusable that the Bills dont have someone fast enough to catch Henry in this spot. Fire Beane. And fire McD for reccomending Beane to ownership.... ....and change the combination on my luggage.

Was watching a game the other day from Oakland. Loved the old school banging of the drums and the horns and most of all the QUIET. Contrast to my CitiField which resembles Carlito Brigante's disco on most nights, with the noise and the flashing lights CONSTANTLY.

You can keep your Ohtani. For my money, the "greatest offensive player" in the modern age is Rickey Henderson when he was on the A's (and Yankees too). Yes, Ohtani has a ton of steals...but NOBODY created absolute HAVOC for a defense and pitcher like Rickey did when he was on base. Get off my lawn.

What if your "defensive coach" is every bit of the X&Os genius on HIS side of the ball that the "offensive geniuses" are on theirs....AND....he runs one of the best programs in the league in terms of consistent high player development and cohesion?

Im (not) embarrased to say that I have no idea who the Killers are and never heard this song.