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Yeah I think the kid is a talent but I wonder if he has lingering effects from his offseason surgery he had

This is not good. The offensive line has already been a liability this season. We cannot afford these injuries to Dion and Mitch. Spencer Brown has been getting abused all season(something I was not expecting coming into this season after a very impressive rookie campaign).

On top of the legal stuff that was interesting...the 90s pop culture/Nostalgia stuff is always fun. It made me think of how much more fun commercials used to be than they are now.

Marino yes, the other two No

Favre's problem in his later years was erratic decision making, he could throw some absolute ropes in his prime. He would have no problem making that throw

You're welcome! Although I agree it was stretched out longer than it needed to be I thought it was a pretty interesting story and out of the ordinary so figured I would throw it out here on the boards. The two guys both seemed to be pretty decent guys and had cool personalities, like I referenced in my original post I would like to see more Docs on regular Joe's as long as the story is interesting

I've never had any terrible Thanksgivings but there were a few when I was younger where I was pretty out of it from being out all night the night before and I just slept through the day. I didn't think much of it at the time but now I look back at it and look at those as wasted Thanksgivings now that both of my grandparents who would always be at my parents house on Thanksgiving are gone, if I could go back in time I would have rather gotten a couple more quality Thanksgivings in with them than a couple random nights out but unfortunately a lot of times we don't gain that perspective on life until it's too late.

I really thought by the end he was going to get the Jet. Gotta give the kid some credit for showing ambition

Has anybody seen this yet? The story about John Leonard and his buddy Todd Hoffman's battle with Pepsi over a Harrier Jet. Apparently this was a major news story in the 90s but I really had no recollection of it but I also didn't watch the news much in the 90s. Was this really that big of a story at the time? I thought the Documentary was pretty cool and hope Documentaries start trending this way about more everyday people than just celebrities and professional athletes. Worth a watch if you're looking for something interesting to watch. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt23022276/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

There's a reason they call it a Cream Ale

The Sabres entire broadcast program used to be top notch A+ material from RJ and Jim Lorentz calling the game to Hockey Hotline afterwards with Mike Robitaille and Brian Blessing. I miss those days so much

Was the party at Jim Kelly's house?

I respect the passion! I was being sarcastic with my post...I'll be at the stadium freezing my keister off on Sunday🥶

So what's everybody doing this Sunday?

They play in a Dome....Oh S*** I hope I just didn't start that debate up again

Playing against a team that can run the ball too

Just great, fantastic! As if there isn't enough Misery in Western New York right now.

You'll be back

If you wanna get technical no not since 1960 since the Bills won two AFL titles in the 60s

This is sad. I loved watching the Batman Animated series when I was a kid. They don't make em like that anymore!

I truly think he might still be dealing with lingering effects from the injury and people are acting as if that never happened.

I thought he was playing his best ball last season and was really excited to see him play this year with a better all around cast surrounding him on the D-line. He looked great on opening night before getting injured and really hasn't done anything since. I know we need to see more out of him but I'm not ready to write him off yet