Rico

They’re trolling the fanbase.

Depends on Lamar. I did think he was making nice progress early last year before his season went to hell.

They better beat the Titans by more than 7 at home, I want to see the Meathead cry.

Just keeping it real as always.

See, I would say it got worse with each passing year. 10 years of no playoffs isn’t as bad as 17 years of no playoffs.

They still all failed. There are no participation trophies in the NFL, especially when it comes to the front office. You either get the job done or you don’t.

Looks like they are the chosen team. Wouldn’t surprise me at all to hear Collinsworth and Romo kissing serious Bills butt this year.

Rare total disaster for Ozzie.

Maybe the Wizard is getting everything else accounted for before buying another FA.

One thing is for sure, leaving the Steelers for the 2010 Bills was a major blunder.

Oh I will give credit for certain individual moves. For instance, Kyle Williams was a great draft choice and Lorax was a great free agent signing. But 17 years is 17 years. The bottom line is they all miserably, epically failed at their jobs.

It's not about how you start, it's how you finish. Let's be red hot going into the playoffs, last year they made a nice recovery at the Pats but I want to see a lot better.

I get a Coy Wire vibe myself, but I'm looking forward to seeing him on the field.

Believe it or not, but I didn't really slam EJ until Bills4Ever or whatever his name was started going crazy for him that 2015 preseason, then full-blast after London... and I didn't really slam Whaley until after that 2015 season, 3 years as GM was more than enough time + he refused to dump EJ.. Since 2017, I only speak up against those who try to defend anything & anyone from the Drought Era (aka defending the indefensible). No one ever says Littman was any good so there's no need to say anything, but there are still Ralph and Whaley apologists out there. Revisionist Drought-Era history not only insults the fanbase who lived thru it, but can confuse younger fans who don't know any better.

Chiefs will take him no problem, but I don’t think the Broncos will trade within the division.

https://thespun.com/more/top-stories/1-nfl-team-offered-trade-for-christian-mccaffrey-fans-react

If it was me, I would stay in the county at say the Hilton Garden Inn or Hampton Inn in White Marsh, then take a bus from the White Marsh Mall to M&T Stadium. Least interaction with Baltimore city, the better. https://www.ravensride.net

I only care about on-the-field results. I don’t remember his father in the league, but he better be a hell of a lot better than his uncle Matt was with the Ravens.

The one and only time I saw a college game in the Aud was Canisius with Larry Fogle vs. (I think) Fairfield. No crowd at all, we sat so close to the center court, great seats.

Yeah you are right. I still don’t like it.

Without doing some digging, I remember Spencer Haywood being the 1st underclassman to go into the pros (ABA) around 1972 or 1973. Before that, players would only get drafted after their senior year. I vaguely remember something about Randy Smith’s elegibility already used up, but I’m not sure. I do think the college game was MUCH better when players stayed for 4 years.

Yeah, Back To The Future was great. I think the key is to make it straight-forward and not too convoluted. If I have to read a plot summary after I see the movie to figure out everything that happened, it’s not quite right. Agreed, I thought Wanda was great, accent didn’t bother me at all.

Things tend to go downhill whenever time travel is involved. I did like The Time Tunnel though way back when.

Unless there’s another Hamilton, Harford Rd. runs through the middle of it, it’s about 5 miles or so North of downtown. I would say it’s safer than staying downtown, but if it was me, I would be staying in the county, not city. ETA My bad, I missed that you said street.

They traded down with the Bullets and added guard Mike Davis IIRC. Don’t remember why they weren’t at the top of the round, but the Braves & the other expansion teams (Trail Blazers & Cavaliers) drafted in the middle. As for John Hummer , he sure was no Gilbert Perreault.