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I vaguely recollect reading something that connected the two, but it's probably nothing.

I am not sure on this, but I think he changed his handle to Deranged Rhino awhile back and now posts on another Bills' board.

Me, too. I hope he's well.

I agree, but after ten years a lot of Sabres' fans are neuralgic about the p word.

Guardians of the Galaxy.

I assume that means they were really good as opposed to the bad PBJ ratios, but I'm pretty old and even when I was young, not much up on popular lingo.

Seems to me the fan base is very aware. Josh started slow, the oline was a hot mess early, and there have been some bad weather games that I don't think are conducive to optimum passing stats. KC game, we went for big chunk plays and it worked. You can have a lower completion percentage when you're getting over 20 yards a completion (ridiculous). McD wants the team to build towards peaking in the playoffs (I'm sure you know.)

Alright, fella. I don't know what you're arguing with me about. I don't like it. I said as much the first time.

I think Snyder and the dysfunction with WFT is well known. I don't think that means its open season on the NFL as a whole, but if that's your proclivities, have at it.

I'm not really sure what the prudent action is. The threat of blackmail and control seems real enough. As a society, the line between public and private has been blurred by social media. The effect has been deleterious in most cases. And now the arbiters of what constitutes righteous behavior are just aching to turn this into an expose of toxic masculinity and the nefarious "NFL culture."

I think Hapless is correct that there are some flaws in the argument, but the basic point regarding the drastic gameplan reversal of tendencies is persuasive. I can't help laughing at the utterly superficial yukyuks provided by the announcers over the "whose the qb play" on the Chief's first td when the whole night was a powerfully effective strategy of countering expectations on the part of the Bills' coaches and players. It was such a good heist, the analysts didn't even see it happening when it was right in front of them.

Not sure Miss Piggy would agree with you, but I think the emergence of Knox does give a better picture of who they are on a level playing field. I'll take Josh. I think the Chargers are a formidable obstacle to that prediction.

Thanks for bringing that up. I thought I must have missed something because it didn't make sense. Well, I guess Scott Law will explain how this is annoying fan bias and the officials were just fine or at least balanced in where they employed awful judgment. ESPN in their crawl inserts a comment about the RTP call that negated the Allen interception, btw. So, the Chiefs are victims of a bad call or its the Chiefs are bad, but how about Justin Herbert?

6'2" apparently. She did a nice job with the interview.

Could be way off on this, but I have a feeling Gabe Davis makes an impact.

If everyone is healthy, who is our best five?

Giuseppe has a reputation to maintain.

Yes, it's hard to argue with this. I do think a strong rushing game will help facilitate the appearance of good Josh. The other side of that equation is putting pressure on Mahomes who has shown himself susceptible to turnovers. No doubt KC will be hyped for this game, but if we play smart, they are beatable.

AFC South is pretty dreadful, too, but yes, they are a bad bunch.

Thanks for the heads up. I am paranoid about this sort of thing . . . such a nasty world, really.

That fella makes you want to punch him in the face, but I take your point.

Ever hear their local radio guy? His voice is arrogance in an especially hyperbolic mode. I'd be embarrassed for my team to be represented by someone with that level of hubris.

I'm thinking it has something to do with Switzerland. Eh, it's baseball envy. That level of stats is for geeks like Hapless (though I appreciate those who can make sense of it.)

I enjoyed a visit to Fort Henry many moons ago. Welcome to the board.

Probably, though without the Vikings' kicker missing an easy 37 yarder, the Cards are 3 - 1. None of this matters greatly. I'm content to be among the top 4 or 5 most credible Super Bowl contenders at this point.