Bill from NYC

No, that is your definition of a trap. Mine is when the bookmakers try to influence bettors to go in a certain direction. You really should stop coming off as all knowing, whereas you have made a fool of yourself on this board more often than not.

Down in the street there is violence And a lots of work to be done No place to hang out our washing And I can't blame all on the sun, oh no We gonna rock down to Electric Avenue And then we'll take it higher Oh we gonna rock down to Electric Avenue And then we'll take it higher

This is one of the biggest trap games I have ever seen for the following reasons: 1) Tua is done. Finished. He should not even be playing. 2) The Bills need this game. They are not even in first place in the AFC East. 3) Miami's coach will be fired sooner than later. They can't wait to dump him. 4) The Dolphin's season is over. They have nothing to gain by winning, and might even lose out on a QB by doing so. So yes, it is a trap imo. It looks too easy and if every game that looks this easy was a winner, none of us would ever have to work. Now, do I think they the Bills will cover the 9 1/2? I do. I think that the line should be somewhere around 17. Would I be shocked if they win by 3? Not really. I will probably make a small bet on the Bills but that is it. Sorry for the rant. I suppose this post was just me thinking out loud.

I'm a poor man's son from across the railroad tracks Only should I own this hair on my back But I'm the envy of every single guy Since I'm the apple of my girl's eye When we go out stepping on the town for a while My money's low and my suit's out of style But it's all right if my clothes aren't new Out of sight, because my heart is true

Tua is done. I have watched Tua since his first appearance at Alabama. Not only has he suffered numerous concussions, his arm isn't what it used to be. I watched him play last week and they were only trying short routes. Too many serious injuries. Tua is a great guy by all reports. A total gentleman. Now, he is saying odd things at press conferences. He needs to retire. I wish that he would step away before this game to avoid further damage. He made enough money. It is painful to watch him risking his future. Again, he is done. Enough is enough.

Bills 40 Dolphins 13

I don't know GB. There might be a slow receiver or two that McDermott might want to trade down for.

I wouldn't get my hopes up so high. There are lots of good defensive tackles and cornerbacks in the upcomming draft.

I could not possinbly agree more. Sauce is good, but he grabs and holds and is not at all worth two first round picks. Not even remotely close. They are in obvious need of a quarterback, and there seems to be lots of them comong out. Alabama won five straight SEC games and each team they defeated had a very good QB imo. The kid fron Texas A&M is said to be special. I saw the kid from Ole Miss and he looks really good. Even Arch Manning can play, and Ty Simpson is the real deal imo. The kid in Oklahoma looks like a future star. This is just the SEC!!! I don't know when all of of these kids are draft eligible, but it would seem as if the Jets will have two first and two seconds in 2026, and 3 firsts in 2027. As you said, they will get a very good qb, unless they screw up big time (which is never out of the question for the jests). In any event, these trades were probably the most intelligent moves that the jests have made in the last 50 or more years.

The caterpillar sheds his skin to find a butterfly within Caterpillar sheds his skin to find a butterfly within First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain Oh Juanita, oh Juanita, oh Juanita, I call your name Oh, the snow will be a blinding sight to see as it lies on yonder hillside

I don't know. Brent Mydland was pretty good as well.

Great recap!!! My thanks also go out to Taylor Swift for not showing up, which allowed the refs to call a fair game.

I think that a healthy Waddle with Josh throwing to him could win us a Super Bowl, perhaps two. Jmo.

I can all but guarantee that Saban would NEVER have been involved with that.

Hello Brother!!!

Oh, what a feeling I get when I'm with you You take my heart into everything you do And it makes me sad for the lonely people I walked that road for so long Now I know that I'm one of the lucky people Your love is making me strong I've had enough bad love I need something I can be proud of I've had enough bad love No more bad love

His name is being mentioned for the LSU job.

How does it feel to be 40?

I've had enough of reading things By neurotic, psychotic, pig-headed politicians All I want is the truth Just give me some truth

There was nobody as funny as Hogboy. Nobody. I am still lucky enough to read his trolls on other sites (until he gets banned). In his own weird way, the man is a genius. He can develop a complete character/personality in a split second. He sends me trolls in the morning and I send them around to friends. I feel like he could make money at this because he is just so great at upsetting people but he disagrees. His goal is never to hurt others. He just wants to get people angry and upset. Btw, one of his trolls was that the Damar Hamlin injury was fake, because they didn't perform an "alltopsy." When people react and say this is only for dead people (and criticize his spelling), he claims that a "partial alltopsy" should have been performed. The guy is GREAT!!!!!!!!😁

Well of course, at least to some degree. My point was about the OL. During many of the Levy years and even beyond, OL talent seemed like an afterthought, and all the coaching schemes in the world were not going to make them good.

To answer your question, I think that Beane would do better without McDermott.

He had white horses And ladies by the score All dressed in satin And waiting by the door Ooh, what a lucky man, he was Ooh, what a lucky man, he was

Great news, congrats!

Many years ago we had the worst offensive line in the NFL. Many fans claimed it was the "scheme." Then they hired Mouse McNally a famed OL coach. The line either stayed the same or got worse. What I learned from this is that talent is even more important than scheme.