Rico

He was the lead player in the story.

Only an assclown would spell Bills with a Z.

"Give it up for J6P"

I will be watching to re-live Chris Kelsay making his only impact play in his long Bills career.

I loved seeing the Bad Boys beating the crap out of the Bulls again, now that was when basketball was basketball! No mention of how the NBA imposed their internal "Jordan Rules", which allowed MJ to travel to the basket untouched.

1. Ravens - best team in football (regardless of what happened in the playoffs) got better 2 Bills - #2 with a bullet 3. Chiefs (props for getting a ring, but they won't see Texans and Titans in the playoffs this year) 4. Patriots - still can't count Belichick out 5. Steelers - all depends on Big Ben 6. Colts - Frank Reich FTW 7. Raiders - 7 playoff teams this year? Gotta go with Vegas! 8. Titans - meh 9. Texans - more meh 10. Broncos - more fun to watch than usual 11. Browns - still not ready for prime time 12. Jets - not fooled by the second half of last year 13. Dolphins - not fooled by the second half of last year 13. Bengals - Burrow makes some noise by the end of the year 15. Chargers - poor ALynn 16. Jaguars -buh-bye Doug.

Lil' Antoine Jr.

They're all his kids, right? I've never watched Keeping Up With The Kardashians, but I might check out Keeping Up With The Vrabels. Might be better than Hard Knocks.

Best set-up by far.

Penn Staters are off my board (potential character issues).

Sounds like BS to me.

Much hotter now than she was that night.

Suzy Kolber yum.

***** Rodgers. Go Jordan Love!

He’d be off my board.

Herbert really looks like he needs a punch in the face.

Could be a tip, could be a rip.

Miami was the Pat Toomay game, ***** Jerry Bergman and ***** Don Shula. Classic Bills move: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Toomay "On July 19, 1975, after playing out his option in Dallas, Toomay was a free agent and signed with the Buffalo Bills.[5] Dallas received a second round draft choice in 1977,[5] that was eventually used in a deal package to draft running back Tony Dorsett. Toomay was the Bills' defensive MVP in 1975, but was involved in different controversial official calls, including being called for elbowing head lineman Jerry Bergman, which contributed to a loss against the Miami Dolphins (31–21), that ended Buffalo's playoff chances. At the end of the year, he was left unprotected for the 1976 NFL expansion draft. Through the years, there has been speculation that the publishing of his insider view in the book The Crunch, was the main reason behind this decision. In a Sports Illustrated "Where Are They Now?" article in 2014 about the winless 1976 Bucs, Toomay said of his book that it was "in retrospect, the kind of book you write AFTER your career is over, not while you're still playing."

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/04/23/todd-mcshay-has-covid-19-off-draft-broadcast/

Topical, not bad, but no Murder Most Fowl.

I remember this Colts game was a killer. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/197511090buf.htm

Any year after full-blown free agency is not in the conversation.

Justin Herbert = 6'6" = big goober. Not quite as big as Lurch Osweiler, but I don't trust any QB in the NFL over 6'5".

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/alex-rodriguez-jennifer-lopez-mets-1234585417/ Outstanding!