DrDawkinstein

While I have had a good hit to the funny bone make my arm go wonky for a couple hours, I just rewatched the play and he doesnt get hit on the left funny bone at all, but he does land in a way that drives that left hand and wrist into the snow and through the camera pylon base. https://www.espn.com/video/clip/_/id/42728687

She'll never be able to treat him as well as I could.

No. James Cook is 25 years old. He isnt on the grandma Facebook app. He might be on IG or TikTok.

I would argue being able to get out of a "Franchise QB" deal worth upwards of $45M/year after only 2 years and having only $22M in dead money IS crafting a deal they can get out of. Especially when you look at contracts like Tua's and Trevor Lawrence's. Not even mentioning QB contracts like Watson's or Dak's.

Almost none of the criticism most GMs take is fair since most of them are making the best decision for the team at the time with what they have to work with, and then the universe works out differently. That said, in this case, the criticism is for believing way too much in Daniel Jones when I think they all knew in the back of their minds that he wasnt the guy. Heck, Hard Knocks showed Schoen trying to move up to grab Daniels this year. He shouldve made the tougher decision that we were all thinking at the time: You pay Barkley that money because in a year you're going to be paying a rookie to hand off to him. In the end, I'll welcome Schoen back as an assistant in the Bills' FO next year. I was shocked they didnt at least try to trade down in this draft and stockpile picks in 2025 so they could maneuver to get a guy. But probably too little too late.

I'll take "Super Bowl MVP" if we can only have one.

From "Most Overrated" to "MVP" would also be a great twist

On the flip side of your take is not firing coordinators and then complaining that there is no accountability in the organization, which is exactly what everyone was arguing the entire time Frazier was here. I'm a big McD critic, but seems like he's damned if he does and damned if he doesnt when it comes to coordinators.

Rather them take a team away. We dont need half of the teams making the playoffs. It just dilutes the entire thing. (Although I'm sure that's where they are going since it means more $$$ for the Shield)

Downtown Buffalo has always been a stop-and-go for red lights. Easily since the 90s.

Bork da Pork

You know, back in the day my idea was having Jim Kelly as Jesus with all the 90s stars and Norwood as Judas. Wasnt sure who I would swap in, but that is perfect!

It is unfortunately real and has been floating around the internet since like 2019 so props to whoever bought in early, but...

I've been considering a tattoo that goes across the top of my back. A recreation of The Last Supper, but instead of Jesus and the disciples, it would be Josh and 12 of our top players. And under it in gothic lettering would say "Marv 3:16 - Where would thou rather be, than right here, right now" If we won the Super Bowl, I'd have to get serious. Something like this that I just threw together...

And by doing so, he's made himself millions upon millions more dollars than he would have had. Not bad work if you can get it. 🤷‍♂️

I think, like most things, there are far less people actually offended and it's more the media outlets trying to drum up stories for clicks. No one cares.

Easily 30. Maybe 50. Watched the game replay on NFLN last night and even my wife came out at the end to watch the run and we rewound and rewatched that play like 10 more times.

This is all the needs to be said about all this off-field stuff, and personality stuff. I see some members of Bills Mafia getting in their feelings about a little clapping and I cant help but think how they'd meltdown if they were present for Bryan Cox coming out of the tunnel with his Two-Bird salute...

This might be the "Game of the Year" on paper, but we'll see how it plays out on the field. We already have the Division and a playoff spot all but officially locked up, and may see us clinch the AFC East before we even step on the field again against San Francisco. I'm sure the team wants to win, but depending what the battle for the #1 seed looks like by then, it may not be a must-win game. Given the turf condition in Detroit and its propensity for season ending ACL blow outs, I'm just as fine taking it easy in this game and proceeding with caution. Plus, I feel like whenever there is a Super Bowl rematch of teams that played earlier in the season it always flips and whoever won in the regular season loses the Super Bowl.

Ravens revisited will be the Lions in a few weeks. We'll see if the Bills figured out we cant play like cupcakes against physical teams, or if it's the same ol same ol.

Ok man, good luck with caring so much about that.

It's still only 1 minute out of the entire 3 hours+ you are sitting in front of the tv. Build a bridge and get over it.

They're hard to fill if he wants to get suckered into overpaying for the top guys, but that's not how he operates. It will be the same mid-tier talent/signings that Beane does every Free Agency to fill whatever major holes we have. Guys that are smaller dollar but ok "worst case snecarios" if he cant get anything in the draft. We've done it at DE, CB, and WR before, he'll do it again. And he almost always finds someone in the draft as well.

He and Greeny for sure. The fact he got Damien Woody to flip is the real story there.