Ned Flanders

FYI, these are home games.

Easy on Abraham and the boys...they're building a barn this weekend. You English are so inpatient.

Another game that shouldn't be close, but will. Bills 32, Pats 27

Moving the restroom troughs across the street will be no easy feat...

Minnesota, now that they're going up against a rookie QB.

FFS, now you've got me thinking about doing Christmas shopping...

Played safety after his first couple of years at RB.

I recall in 1968, the Eagles were leading the OJ sweepstakes until late in the season winning two of their last three, giving Buffalo the first pick which finishing 1-13. Philadelphia, with the second pick, took Leroy Keyes, a RB with a rather nondescript career in the NFL.

Bills win but don't cover the 16.5 point spread....35-21.

Buscaglia and The Athletic are worth the monthly subscription price.

I hate this question and hating myself even more for posting in this thread.

Hate picking teams coming off a Monday night game, but went with Detroit.

Thanks for that visual...

Bills, of course!

Had my first one at about 50 because of high risk (I'm old)...last one was 2020. No issues from doctors or insurance on exam every five years.

Just got the appointment for my fourth one today (Grandfather and father had colon cancer, it killed my grandfather but that was back in 1969). As others have said, the prep is the worst part, but this time, they gave me an option of a pill rather than the liquid plumber. I may opt for the pill. Easy procedure and yes, it's a good sleep. I've always scheduled mine for a Friday, in the morning. Good luck and don't wait five years to schedule again!

Pinto Kenny in a starring role. Outstanding!

Happy birthday to our Big Toe

Ravens

My thoughts as well...that would have made for a disastrous ending.

Paul Maguire would like a word...

Don't forget the AL Pitcher of the Month: https://www.mlb.com/player/trevor-rogers-669432 Another set of four 20 game winners in Baltimore? 😝

Roberto Clemente. Couldn't stand Clemente when he took down my Orioles in the 1971 World Series, but read a great book about him last summer which really focused on what a great man he was. My respect for him has grown immensely.

It was indeed incredible...incredibly hot! But the game was one for the ages, with the Bills overcoming a host of turnovers (and creating a few of their own) to send the Fish packing. Being on the field was a blast, seeing the goal posts come down was something I'll never forget. The next week against the Jets, mounted policemen circled the endzones near the end of the game...their concerns were all for naught.