Rico

For good seats, you would be paying more than that to see the Vegas Stones greatest his.

Rosen Mayfield Darnold Sorry, only got 3.

Sorry to hear, get well Jimbo.

I will be extremely pissed if Rosen goes to Miami.

So long, good luck, and goodbye.

Donald Wilson, scrubby safety on the Bills during the God-awful 1984 and 1985 seasons. I remember he sucked in coverage, but lit up some receivers with big hits, and that’s always appreciated by me.

Lauvale Sape. Struggled with depression but just kept fighting. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.menshealth.com/health/lauvale-sape-depression-recovery%3famp

The next Ki-Jana Carter.

Munsters, only 2 seasons.

T80

I have no problem with him as the bridge QB, but not if he’s going to get paid as a starter. As a fan, I would much prefer Bradford. Better QB, plus the chosen one will see the field sooner after he gets hurt.

Only awful if the Bills sign him. Bills still have more than enough draft picks this year and next to move far enough up.

He was very much anti-clutch with the Ravens. Last year I would have said yes, but not now.

I will only be shrieking if the chosen one is still here after it’s obvious he sucks. Cut your losses and try again.

So long, good luck, and goodbye.

Whoopi.

Would’ve been better if Negan bashed his brains in.

Kill the big bird with many stones and trade up please.

I will be there the 2nd show, last one of the US tour, general admission floor in front of the mix board.

JoPa

Kinda, I was just reading about Utopia the other day. This band has everyone from 1976-1982 except Roger Powell on keyboards who is replaced by his predecessor, Ralph Shuckett. http://ultimateclassicrock.com/todd-rundgren-utopia-2018-tour/ I like them but have never seen them, going with a big Todd head from work, he is psyched.

I just edited my post above, I saw Crimson there last fall, just tremendous. Going in, I wasn't sure about the 3 drummer line-up up front, but I should've just trusted Fripp.

I thought Petrucci was great but Satriani blew him away, no surprise I guess but it was the first time I saw either of them. Long show, 3.5 hrs with 2 short intermissions after Collen's and Petrucci's sets but it never dragged. Nice mix, going from hard-rocking blues to prog metal to Satriani. Petrucci had the drummer from DT with him and another bass player; he really shredded. I only went because of the $20.18 New Years promotion, but I would go again. Oh yeah, the place was the Merriam, this cool old theater (saw Crimson there last fall), less than 2000 capacity. The bargain seats were in the next-to-last row in the top balcony. The day before the show though, their ticket office called and upgraded us to 21st row orchestra, so I was in an extra good mood for the show lol.

Alice Cooper in Baltimore next Sunday, then Todd Rundgren & Utopia and Radiohead later in Philly. Saw G3 last weekend in Philly, tix were 20.18 + fees, nice show. I got tix for the second night (Wed.) Radiohead show, floor general admission.

My top 5 programs most in need of the death penalty: 1. Duke 2. North Carolina 3. Kansas 4. Sparty 5. Penn State