Captain Hindsight

Just because a product is more expensive elsewhere doesn't make it any less of a burden on me when I buy it here

If PSLs were required to get seasons in Buffalo, I would be out so quickly. Tickets are expensive enough and if had to pay another 5k for the right to pay another couple thousand dollars, I honestly wouldn't even consider it. With how many years I've had to eat hundreds of dollars on the secondary market when the team has been bad or the weather sucks, I can't think of a worse investment than PSLs

Player - Vontae Davis - Quitter Coach - Rex/Rob Ryan. What a disaster Honorable Mention - Bobby April. Fans loved him because we had the best ST in the league for a few years but a big reason for that was giving April soooooo much say in Personal. We had 7 exclusive STers each year, so when we had an injury for 3 weeks, we had to IR a starter to sign someone to play defense. It drove me nuts. I remember Poz had a minor injury and they had to IR him because the backup couldnt play defense. How hard is it to cover a kick? Give me a guy who can do both. I think Bobby April is a big reason the Bills missed the playoffs multiple years F that guy

Oh I know, just surprised hed take on a role with a guy who has gotten 3 HCs and 3 OCs fired in 2 seasons. I think Baker is going to set a record

I am a little surprised AVP would give up the opportunity to work with Joe Burrow or Tua as he was pretty much guaranteed to do in Cinci

Same for me. I thought, ok we got a supremely talented player this is going to be great. Then seeing how OBJ, Evans and Cooks all did and passing on Mack, ugh what a terrible deal

Taysom Hill has a pretty similar skill set to the league MVP this year. I'm sure the would welcome Brees back, but if he decides to move on, I'd draft Tayson Hill pretty high in FF

Ah ok. Misunderstood your point

I usually at least make you buy me dinner. I'm not that easy

I mean, not really Since McBeane got here they have added these guys to the offense for better or worse Corey Coleman Jordan Mathews Kelvin Benjamin John Brown Cole Beasley Isiah McKenzie Tyler Kroft Dawson Knox Lee Smith Tommy Sweeney Devin Singletary Frank Gore Jon Feliciano Quniton Span Cody Ford Mitch Morse Ty Nesheke JOSH ALLEN They had nine new starters this year on offense. I think it was well addressed last offseason. You can debate the effectiveness, but not the focus IMO

He's Blaine Gabbert repackaged. Gabbert played a long time and made a ton of $. Rosen will coast on that potential for plenty of time

Have you seen this guy Duck Hodges? Hard to overcome a talent like that

So Rosen does nothing well? He has potential. Cool. Its year 3 Baker Mayfield Joined a team that had ONE win in two years and Hue Jackson was the coach. His HC and OC were fired midseason Josh Allen had a terrible offensive line, no WRs of note and a failing running game Sam Darnold was playing for a lame duck coach and had no offensive line All three of those players were able to elevate those around them and make plays. With Rosen, apparently he needs everything to be perfect for him to have any chance. This may be a shock to you, but no situation in the NFL is perfect. People love to just assume its coaching or scheme as to why a guy isnt performing. He was a top ten pick. The most pro-ready QB. The best tape, the right coaching and perfect mechanics and he has shown NOTHING in two years. At some point, it has to be about Rosen not being good enough. It is such a common tale, I'm not sure why people can't accept it If the Bills brought Rosen here and said, "we are going to make him our QB" How would you feel? Me? I'd cancel my season tickets

Please tell me one thing Josh Rosen has done well in the NFL

I'm so sorry to hear about all your loss. Thank you for sharing I know how difficult that can be

Would he beat out Tyrod for the starting role?

This story affected me more than I thought it would. I am not an NBA fan. I typically only watch the finals, but Kobe was so much above just the sport itself. He was an Icon. I can still remember anytime someone took a shot in gym class in HS yelling "Kobe!" while shooting. He had just retired and by all accounts was just a good man, father and person. I can't help thinking of all the things that will not be accomplished because Kobe left us too soon. Learning more about him and his daughter and now the rest of the victims. This is just one of those stories that gets worse the more you read. Just awful RIP to all

The part about staying positive and in the moment is so critical. I learned that as a lifeguard in HS. The most important thing is to stay calm when things are going crazy around you. If you can control that, you can be far more effective in whatever you are trying to do. I see that in Josh so often. Nothing phases him I would love to have Jordan's job. If I were him, I'd never give it

Put your feet up on the table, lean back in the chair and light a cigar. Tells them you can be cool under pressure

When he was here in Buffalo all i could think watching him was "phenomenal athlete, ok passer." I saw passes behind, high, low all over the place. He will be a good starter for years and I have no doubt he belongs in this league. But he is and likely never will be a precision passer. It will be interesting to see how he responds next year to teams taking away the middle of the field and his running lanes. Can he start hitting of outside passes consistently?

So would Nate Peterman. It would just be to the other team

If you think of it as an entertainment device it works out better. You can stream with it, play dvds/ blu ray and play games. Its an all in one system and how I justified buying the PS4 a few years ago

Sometimes at work, I read a Bills message board. Am I a bad person?

I would love to go a championship game for each major sport, but if the ticket price was 6k, I don't think i could ever justify it

That delivery fee is where they get ya