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Bills Fan in MD

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  1. Here's to the two bravest bicycle seats on the planet!!
  2. I say we trade for Glennon, re-sign Da'Rick Rogers off the waiver wire, and get ready for the most dynamic QB-WR combo this side of Jim Kelly and Andre Reed!!!
  3. Doesn't $25 million work out to about 1/6th of a team's cap? Not sure how any team justifies doing something like that.
  4. If you analyze any issue by asking what will drive the revenue trainer as fast and as far as possible, you can predict 100% of Roger Goodell's decisions. I was going to try and say that in a snarkier way, but is really is true.
  5. I'm with those who say that this would just dilute the value of making the playoffs. Personally, I'm terrified of the idea that the Bills could actually end their playoff drought by virtue of getting in under the expanded format.
  6. Well, time to start making flight reservations to Houston next February . . .
  7. Do beer-filled water balloons count?
  8. Please not us. Please not us. Please not us. Please not us. Please not us. Please not us. Please not us.
  9. I really wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt, but it's become pretty clear for the last few months that this move may very well be a case of addition by subtraction.
  10. Wow. For the greatest player in the history of the NFL, the compensation for Kiko seems awfully low!
  11. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/02/17/ralph-wilson-foundation-makes-another-significant-donation-to-hof/
  12. My first reaction was to laugh off this thread as being a bit premature. But then I realized that if McCoy is cut, we'll never have another chance to discuss replacement options as this board will become inundated with hundreds of Kiko Alonso threads.
  13. This is really great! I haven't seen a picture of Biscuit in a long time. Glad to see that they are all so close.
  14. Looks like SD is getting closer to a move. http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/01/29/report-chargers-rams-reach-agreement-on-sharing-inglewood-stadium/
  15. http://espn.go.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/14660038/ranking-all-49-super-bowls I obviously don't agree with all of his choices, but certainly can't quibble with #1.
  16. The only thing I would argue with is your use of the word "tendencies." He is flat out homophobic and awful -- no qualifications needed. I only left that out because I wanted to focus on his overall act as an annoying. moralizing scold.
  17. I absolutely cannot stand Tony Dungy. I find him to be a sanctimonious jerk. This Deadspin article does a pretty good job of explaining how I feel about the guy: http://deadspin.com/5634307/tony-dungy-is-an-insufferable-****
  18. That sounds like it could be a problem.
  19. I'm not sure I buy it. If the Bills decide to let Rex go after this year, I think they put a lot of emphasis on the intangibles. By that, I mean looking at the entire package (i.e., discipline, organizational skills, etc.), as opposed to zeroing in on a guy who is known to be particularly good/innovative on one side of the ball. That's not to say that it won't be a coordinator, but I've never heard anything specific (good or bad) as it relates to Roman's leadership abilities.
  20. So out of the four starting QBs in the championship games, you have the probable MVP of the league, two guys who are almost certain to be in the top-5 of MVP voting, and Peyton Manning. I really hope that we've finally found our guy.
  21. Carolina could really win this - and by "this" I mean the whole ball of wax.
  22. I'm torn. If he doesn't get it, Schefter looks bad (again). If he does get it, however, the pleasure of seeing Marrone facing criticism from the NY media will be worth the price of admission alone.
  23. Transylvania University. His major was how to drive a stake into the heart of your hometown, and his GPA was a cool 4.0.
  24. Thanks. I love the fact that Ralph always voted against relocation, but he had absolutely nothing to lose. He was an original AFL owner who everyone knew to be a bit of a curmudgeon. The Pegulas don't have that luxury. They are still incredibly new owners, and everything they do now will affect their relationship with the league for as long as they own the team. It's no different from any professional setting. The person who is in a job for decades gets cut a ton of slack for being a bit quirky and contrarian. If the new guy tries the same thing, it's a very different dynamic.
  25. Anyone know where they'll play until the stadium is ready?
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