DrDawkinstein

Not sure why anyone would ever do anything resembling sticking up for such a scumbag as Snyder but whatever floats your boat. Speaking of boats, while he spends time in London, he has been mostly living on his yacht the last few years in order to avoid being served/sued by a whole number of people. Of all the scumbag NFL owners (and there are plenty of them), Snyder is/WAS the worst. Love seeing the Commanders immediate success after his departure. I hope he has a horrible day today.

Teams dont want the public (aka OTHER TEAMS) to know anything more about injury status than what is required. No one dropped any ball. The Bills dont want to tell the Chiefs, and rightfully so. McD has always pushed the limits of injury reporting. And that is a good thing for the team.

Yeah, it is a lot of work. ESPECIALLY so for saltwater tanks. I've only messed with freshwater which is a bit easier, but still regular maintenance. I'm currently dealing with a bit of an algae issue and did 2 water changes today (mostly to keep my mind off waiting for the game lol). Seems like it's always something, but the fish are generally healthy and happy(?).

Wondering if anyone else has a tank at home, and how serious you are into it. My dad and I had a pretty sweet 55 gallon when I was a kid, but we only knew so much in the 80s/90s with no internet to help us. Still had a successful tank with happy fish that stayed alive for years and years. But lots I'd do different today (it was all plastic plants, probably a bit overstocked, etc). Fast forward 30 years and now I have a 20 gallon setup for my daughter. Trying to do it the "right" way this time. Real plants, sand bottom, driftwood decorations, etc. Currently just stocked with a Black Moor, a Dwarf Gourami, a Plecko, and a handful of snails (whole story there). What you got?!?

I guess my current nonexistent relationship with the Sabres fits this. But that is less on me walking away and more on them being unwatchable.

Snickers is the GOAT. It has it all, but not too much. Perfectly balanced. Perfectly textured.

Again, I challenge your post since you base it off the premise that something is wrong. We won 13 (really 14) games. We score over 30 points a game. We're deep in the playoffs. This is Josh's best year. There are only so many balls to go around. Even in this "everyone eats" offense. I guess if you are looking at it strictly from a fantasy football perspective. But I dont think there is anything on anyone. If a team wants to gameplan against us to sell out to stop the run, then we'd see a lot more balls to Kincaid. There doesnt always need to be something wrong, or someone under-performing. Sometimes it's just how the games go, and how the season goes.

So you think it's all on him and nothing to do with scheme or how defenses are playing us? If Kelce was on the Bills he'd have big numbers? And if Kincaid was on the Chiefs, he'd have the same low numbers?

I'm not going to get into the rest of the back-and-forth, but the Kincaid discussion comes down to this. He has the ability. He's just as good as the other top TEs. He just isnt getting the same plays and same targets. Put him on the Lions and he has all of LaPorta's numbers. And vice versa.

In light of the recent Brady news: Bills 38 Chiefs 24

Just saw this and ran to my laptop to get on the board... ***** YEEEESSSSSSSS!!! LETS GOOOOOO!!!!! This is it! Super Bowl, here we come.

King Turd of Crap Mountain

I get what you're thinking, but for the amount of times we've played KC over the last 5 years, no one is more familiar with them than McDermott and our staff. They are basically a division rival at this point. Slowik wont have any tips or secrets we dont already know.

Given the Broncos complete failure to solidify the QB position (including passing on Allen and Lamar for Bradly Chubb), I'm not worried about this guy fixing the Jets.

Hopefully Slowik takes the Saints job tomorrow!

Well of course I would. I'm just a schmuck with no OC or coaching experience. But Joe Brady is (now that Ben Johnson got hired) the top OC Head Coach candidate. This year or next. He can sit back and choose his spot. He doesnt have to take the first job offered. Just like Johnson did. Wishful thinking, here...

Yeah, this is a culture reset, "right the ship" type of hire. Dude is 73. He better not be there 3 years from now. Except for on the goal line in the Super Bowl

So far, so good! But I hope you are wrong about the Saints (even tho I expect the same thing)

For what it's worth, both Ryan Clark and Bart Scott just picked the Bills to win on GetUp! based on "the way Josh Allen is playing".

As long as the networks and streaming services are still competing and trying to out-bid each other for TV rights, that is all the research the NFL needs to do. I'm sure they have some Marketing folks doing consumer/market research. But for the money coming in, they dont need to go too deep.

Rapp will be out, Bishop will be picked on. The Ravens were able to exploit him when he came in, so Pat surely will. McD better be ready to cover for the kid.

The funniest part of all this is: While Jerry is working to finalize this hire, he's also watching Dan Quinn, his recent DC as HC of the Commanders and Kellen Moore, his former OC as OC of the Eagles (BOTH Divisional Rivals) in the NFC Championship game. Must. Be. Fuming.

Ego. Him spending money is still a power position. HE pays the players. He's loyal to coaches... who dont question him. A top coach would want way more control than Jerry is willing to hand over. Well played.

I think that is code for "no one else would interview with us"

I'm pretty sure that's the first bullet point of the Job Description. Anyone who interviews there knows exactly what they are walking into.