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It was a long time coming for us LOL...we know exactly how it goes on the other side of the fence

I'm hoping. Every year we keep saying this and it doesn't come to fruition. If we finally have a pass rush it will completely transform how this Defense plays. Fingers crossed

Was a huge Favre guy...always thought he would've been a perfect fit for Buffalo but then towards the end of his career he turned into a Diva and then after all of the other stuff that happened...*sigh* just disappointing Guess my next answer would be Steve Young but looking back now all those old QB's from the 90s were great...Elway, Marino, Moon

You never saw Animal House before then!?

I'm sure that's true and why wouldn't they be with the state of things nowadays, that's also a very sad commentary on modern society

Tie between him and Diggs

The first half of the 90s did feel like a completely separate decade from the second half I'll give you that

I wish Don Granato went after Ralph Kruegar like this

Nice

I hate to see any training camp injuries...but I hate it a little bit less when it's not one of our guys

The 90s would be my pick too but they were actually my childhood years. I still had a blast in my late teens/early 20s but the 90s were a better decade than the 2000s in my opinion. The last decade before technology took over society but we still had home computers and video games growing up. We had the perfect mix of good toys and video games but still went outside and rode bikes down dirt hills, built forts, played tag etc. The 90s were also a great decade for sports, music, television. The 70s were before my time but I would have loved to have grown up then too so glad to see people going that route. Had a feeling that would be a popular choice. Dazed and Confused is one of my favorite movies and have always had an appreciation for that time period as well as the late 60s

I know this topic is going to be very subjective based on when you were born, what years you grew up in etc. but I'd love to hear the replies and why you feel the way you do. Try to give as many details as you can about why your decade was the best!

I wonder if Margot Robbie will play her in the film adaptation of the story

I get it! I'm usually late to the party on a lot of things but I think I first started hearing about Oppenheimer when this whole "Barbieheimer" thing blew up....I knew the Barbie movie was coming out soon but I was like what in the hell does Barbieheimer mean? LOL

https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog/3475328/former-sorority-girl-nicknamed-the-queen-of-chaos-who-went-viral-for-her-11-mugshots-has-apparently-turned-to-god-and-is-good-as-new I knew some absolute train wrecks back in my day but wow this one takes the cake! And.. Yes I would

Von brought his sticks with him...bet he's out at Oak Hill today

Where have you been the last month Augie? 😄

I disagree. The old ones had much more heart and soul to them, the new ones feel like the same old cookie cutter stories year after year. Watch this when you get a chance and then come back and tell me the production of these aren't that much different

These things always feel the same to me every year. They were much better in the old NFL Films days.

Yes...definitely get some new ones. Technology is so far advanced from clubs in the 90s. You should notice some improvement from just getting new clubs alone Go to your local golf shop and get fitted for them

Good for Howard, sounds like a fun gig

My Dad traveled for work when I was a kid and occasionally he would bring us along on his business trips and for some reason I thought getting to swim in hotel pools was the coolest thing ever, I was just out of town recently and used the hotel pool and although I didn't have the same type of excitement as an adult lol it made me reminisce about those times. It's amazing the things we get enjoyment out of when we are young. I remember going to that public pool in NT a few times as a kid but it wasn't very often, when I was a kid it was right around when inground pools were starting to become pretty common and we had some neighbors that had them so we would usually go over there for swimming

Stamer was an absolute missile on special teams!

I've played Rothland a couple times, I like Arrowhead across the street better though but I know it's a bit more expensive

I've played Grover Cleveland once, always wanted to play it because of the history...don't see myself ever going back there though haha! Was in pretty rough shape For what it is, I do like Delaware Park as a nice practice course though