WotAGuy

I know I’m old, but how does a song about seeing your girl getting banged by some other dude relate to the 4th quarter?

It’s crazy to me that some college players come into the NFL and are immediately better than they were in college.

You asked, Marv delivered.

Classic trap game. Hoping the Bills are focused on the Ravens and not on destroying Diggs’ new team. There will be plenty of time for that after Sunday, boys. 🤣🤣

Baltimore money line. It’s worked for three weeks. I’ll keep doing it all season if I have to.

It’s 40 yards from his parking spot to the building. Need I say more?

This reads like a script from NFL Films - especially when read in John Facenda’s voice.

I think both can be true on a project this large. Some aspects could be way behind and some not so much. I think you’d have to have input from top level project management to know whether the entire timeline is off by a lot or a little.

I think it would be a better fan experience, but maybe the league feels it would allow too much questioning of the refs, and be a slippery slope. But for the integrity of the game, coaches should be allowed to challenge PI.

It’s been a while since he’s connected on a long ball.

Hopefully, this guy’s failure will help us all feel better.

If ever a poster’s name was the antithesis of their post, this is it. 🤣🤣

Well, well, well….. “This is an opportunity for innovation and a chance to do something really great for the Western New York community. It’s an opportunity that doesn’t come around even every decade,” said Hamburg Councilwoman Beth Farrell Lorentz, who's been heading the effort by the town to move this forward. “We all think that the stadium's surrounding area should be an economic driver and really can be something that enhances the entire experience of being at a game," she added.” “Local developers say the ECC campus is prime for redevelopment into a “town center,” which combines housing with shopping and recreational attractions that could make the stadium and surrounding area more of a year-round experience. It could also open the door to creating a Bills-themed tourist attraction like Titletown, which was built next to Lambeau Field in Green Bay, or a tailgate village. Green Bay, the only market smaller than Buffalo in the NFL, is an example of what could be done around a stadium, where developers stepped up, in coordination with the Packers, to build mixed-use projects around Lambeau Field.” Buffalo News article today: https://archive.ph/poi64

Think of all the Fortune 500 companies that would be here!

Man, all the teams rising from the dead today makes me think I better hit that Jaguar moneyline some more. Just in case…

Scrambled with a bunch of live bets that salvaged a positive net of about $80. If only Denver and LA didn’t eat their cheerios this morning…..

Einstein’s schtick is to start with a ridiculous premise, like stadiums downtown led to Atlanta’s growth, and then slowly transition his argument to a more realistic point, citing “investment”, all the while denying his original premise by saying it is just a piece of the puzzle. 🤣

Mine too. Hope Baker gets it together.

Classic trap game! 🤣🤣

You’d think so but not when individual game odds are in the -500 to -3500 range. 🤣

Starting off on a good note with a win, having picked punts for both Chargers and Steelers on their first drives.

Talk about living in the past!

So if you don’t live there, and apparently the people who do like it the way it is, why do you care?

If the venue was the driver for those huge events, then Syracuse would have hosted an NCAA championship game instead of regionals. Correlation is not causation. Atlanta has much more going for it than its stadiums; a city needs more than bars and restaurants that a stadium crowd wants. Atlanta has a huge number of corporations and large businesses that drive the economy and have nothing to do with their stadiums. So, all you gotta do is build a stadium downtown and watch the jobs flow in? Got it.

I remember the Tommy Nobis Falcons in Fulton County Stadium.