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I think part of that is due to the younger generation having terrible social skills...growing up in the social media as primary form of communication era.

My biggest fear is they continue to use the same philosophies and strategies they have used since they've been here. I'm not saying I want them fired but I really hope they can evolve and re-evaluate some of their philosophies because they just have not been able to build a true championship caliber team yet.

Regardless of how much longer Josh has left, there should be urgency on Beane and McDermott's end to get over the hump and get a Lombardi.

Just saw it tonight. Lived up to the hype. I hope they two a Part 2 with the second half of their career

Their early stuff was phenomenal...that entire concert in on YouTube and sooooo good

USA! USA! USA! Way to go boys, bring home the Ship on Thursday. That game just blew away the Super Bowl

I think everybody is just fed up, burned out, and miserable with our society these days. If I have a sh***y experience with a person like that it usually doesn't bother me, my feelings are more along the lines of "Hey I get it"

Man reading through this thread gives me PTSD...those drought years were something else I'll add Bennie tub of goo Anderson as my contribution

For starters Buffalo sports fans are broke trying to pay for their PSL's right now lol

I remember the Destroyers but could never get into them. Kinda like the Buffalo Wings roller hockey team I have trouble getting emotionally invested into those kinda niche teams

This last Super Bowl and the Giants-Patriots Super Bowl prove it doesn't matter who the QB is if you have a ferocious pass rush It's why I'm completely on board the trade for Myles Garrett train

I know the subject has been beaten to death but the new OJ documentary on Netflix was really good. I feel like there was at least a few new and interesting perspectives and tidbits that I hadn't heard before.

I don't know. Hard to say for me, the Eagles have such a stacked roster right now. It's hard to break down how much of their success is result of his coaching abilities.

It's starting to become a polarizing conversation amongst Bills fans about the job Brandon Beane has done. When Bills fans critique some of Beane's drafts it's not because we are ungrateful but when you see the drafting Howie Roseman has done with Philly that is what it takes to build a championship team. I like Beane overall and am grateful for changing around the culture here in Buffalo but he needs to step it up and hit on more difference makers if we are going to take that next step.

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Has anybody seen this yet? I am going to try to see it next weekend. The reviews I have seen so far are really good

New Orleans or Nashville because Bills Mafia is a bar hopping kind of fanbase

I will say this, Philadelphia went through an incredible roster re-tooling from that last Super Bowl to this one in 3 short years. I hope Beane is taking notes

Was working Overtime today and only saw a blurb about this on my phone earlier and didn't have time to digest anymore content about it...but I immediately felt sad which caught me off guard Regardless of him not being one of my favorite coaches here, he seemed like a genuinely good guy and will forever be a part of the story of my favorite sports franchise RIP Dick Jauron

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Top 3-5 all-time. Not his fault injury shortened his career. Sterling was a Dawg!