Big Turk
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4 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:
This dude is married to Kristen Cavalieri and he cheats on her? What a moron
Maybe she wasn't all that in the bedroom?
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4 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
How is he still relevant?
And where are the pics of the friend’s wife for context?
Apparently it is Trace Ayala's wife Samantha Robertson. I guess the only thing I can say is at least she is hot.
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1 hour ago, Bakin said:
How big are the Bar Bill wings. Never been.
Big like almost all places in WNY. I was told by a Tyson chicken driver that we get all the biggest wings here because they will send them back otherwise and the rest of the country fights over what's left of the big wings.
49 minutes ago, NewEra said:My buddy and I each ate 101 wings @ P&Gs in New Paltz NY my sophomore year in college. Eating 100 made them all free. Washed them down with a pitcher a PBR and threw them all up and hour later. They’d probably classify is medium to medium small sized wings.
I was loving them until around 80 or so, then I hit the wall. I can probably put down 50 max nowadays, but usually settle on 8-15
Damn that is crazy! Sounds like a Man versus Food episode!
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4 minutes ago, purple haze said:
As an aside, Kristen Cavalieri is just another woman. Cutler’s been there and done that.
That said, it doesn’t matter what she looks like he still shouldn’t be two-timing. People choose to get married; people can also choose not to and stay free to cater to their desires.
True...as I once heard someone say...
For every hot woman out there, there is a guy sick of her crap
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Playoff coaching decisions late in close games. Pretty much the only thing I can come up with.
The roster is stacked.
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1 hour ago, Billznut said:
Cutler and her split up quite awhile ago.
Yes, but apparently the cheating went on long before that.
1 hour ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:Doesn’t matter how hot the gf/wife is there’s always more out there.
Yeah, I mean he is a rich, ex NFL QB pro athlete. Women are coming at that dude all day long.
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36 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Depends on how much ranch I have 🤣
I kid...I kid...🤣
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I'm shocked he can eat that many since he is likely interrupted every bite by people trying to get autographs.
37 minutes ago, TBBills said:Isn't 40 like a normal amount?
Only reason I don't get 40 is b.c they are expensive and they suck in florida.
Haha...40 wings in Florida is like 20 wings here.
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Caught having an affair with his close friend and neighbor's wife.
Apparently it had been going on a long time even when he was married...but seriously??
Not the smartest thing to be doing that while her husband was there on vacation with kids from both families.
https://okmagazine.com/p/jay-cutler-caught-affair-close-friends-wife/
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3 hours ago, The Wiz said:
If not already posted and those in the area that need it.
Lyft/Uber offering up to 8 free rides to Tops on Niagara and Price Rite on Elmwood, respectively. Also bus fairs suspended for specific routes.
That's really cool...did not realize the price rite was that close on Elmwood.
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3 hours ago, BigAl2526 said:
It's well known by Bills fans that Brandon Beane restructured a number of contracts in order to create cap space the Bills could use to sign free agents. That got me to wondering. Why didn't the Bills write the initial contracts in a more cap friendly way instead of having to restructure. Is it possible that the initial contracts are written the way they are in order to provide for mor flexibility down the road?
With one of the highest payrolls in the league, are the Bills likely to have continuing cap troubles next year and beyond. I think in theory, that could be exacerbated by all the restructuring. Restructuring normally involves converting salary to bonus money. Big prorated bonuses create dead cap money issues when and if those players are cut.
I like the way Beane has built this team and I think the recognition he enjoys as one of the top GMs in the league is well deserved, but it there is something to be concerned about, the cap issues might be it.
Because restructured contracts are viewed as something that is done only when needed, and if they don't need to do it that way, it's better to take the bigger cap hits up front to ensure there are always a balance of money being spent and contracts coming off the books in a given year. You don't want to create a situation where you have a bunch of contracts coming due for signing but nothing coming off the books. It is a balancing act that can be shifted somewhat when need be.
So the answer to this is because it would create an imbalance between contracts coming off the books and new contracts/extensions in a given year. This is only done when absolutely necessary and then it is worked towards being rebalanced again in other ways.
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16 hours ago, DrW said:
I am aware that Frazier is often a target of criticism here. But it seems that there are people who appreciate his achievements. Leslie, if you ever stumble across this web site, congratulations!
Frazier is an exceptional coach. Those suggesting otherwise really are clueless.
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Seeing Bruce and Terry breaking down really got to me for some reason...
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It sounds hilarious...especially when he is bringing up references to dudes paying in the 60s they never heard of
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On 1/24/2022 at 3:36 AM, IronMaidenBills said:
I don’t either, but outside of Allen and a few others, he has underwhelmed so far.
Lmao...right...compared to the GMs prior to him for the last 17 years who couldn't even get us into the playoffs once.
Built the best roster in football and the Super Bowl favorite.
If this is underwhelming then we need more of it.
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43 minutes ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:
Nice! Can't wait to get one of these
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Sounds like sour grapes he was forced to leave somewhere he wanted to be. Kinda like Spain.
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16 minutes ago, No_Matter_What said:
We can't and we are not. That is not a matter of opinion, those are league rules. Formally we have roughly $5M cap space available, which is effectively zero cap space - once 52nd and 53rd player ($1,7M - $1,8M) and whole practice squad ($3,2M - $3,5M) get accounted for.
Where did you get that number? Sportrac has it at $10M right now - increase from $208M to $218M. There are articles around the internet stating that it might be $220M - $225M next year, but I didn't see higher number. So we are probably looking at $17M increase max.
It's going up a minimum of 20 million. TV contracts are massive
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9 hours ago, Westside Madness said:
And there it is! I just had to tease it out. Sigh. They should be trying harder and complaining less, right? This is quite tone deaf to poverty struggles. Somehow, we always land on bootstraps instead of understanding.
As someone who grew up in one of those neighborhoods I have a perspective that most don't. Life is a series of choices. If people want to pretend that isn't the case then I'm probably not the guy to make that argument to.
I could have easily ended up in that situation. I chose not to.
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5 hours ago, Thurman#1 said:
Releases don't save as much as people think they will. There are often dead money costs, and the released player will be replaced on the top 51 by someone else, whose contract - though it will not be large - will need to be subtracted from the cap.
Re-structuring works, but it is simply borrowing from future years. It's simply putting things on the credit card. And we are already well over the cap for next year, 2023.
That's nonsense that it's just accounting work. It's active borrowing from the future, and if you're releasing guys who would otherwise make the team, doing so actively makes the roster weaker.
There are real-life negatives to doing these things. It's not just accounting
Are you factoring in the cap will be going up 20-30 million next year or just looking at the same cap value?
Within 4-5 years the Cap will be over 300 million due to the massive TV deals that are kicking in. Plenty of kicking the can down the road space considering most of the extensions are already priced in.
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Just now, Westside Madness said:
I don't think anyone is trying to start an argument with you, but you questioned the 'food desert' tag because another store is 1.8 miles away. I live exactly 1.8 miles from the Bills stadium. I could walk that. Not sure if I could carrying groceries. Now do it in 18 inches of snow. Now do all that at 60 years old.
This message and your last don't align.
Bus lines, bikes, catch a ride with someone else or more like pay someone to take you, walk, etc...
Walking 1.8 miles isn't ideal but it's not some outrageous distance either. I know people who walked further than that to work and back each day.
I used to watch people walk up and down my street from the Langfield projects heading to Bells to go shopping back in the day growing up which was about that far.
Our society is simply used to everything being easy and convenient and when something is a little bit inconvenient it's treated as some major thing when really it's just an inconvenience.
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3 hours ago, StHustle said:
Plenty of people don't understand this sort of thing. For me, growing up on the eastside, it was normal for families not to have a vehicle. Simply couldn't afford it. Some people will never understand the difference of how they grew up and what was normal to them compared to others.
I grew up on the Eastside also and worked over by the Broadway Market and Kensington/Bailey neighborhoods for over 10 years...I am well aware of the vehicle situation and how things work in the hood.
31 minutes ago, purple haze said:My Mother grew up in Cold Springs and says similar about what it was.
Outside of Doris Records, I don’t recall any of that when I was coming up. Leader Drugs on the corner of East Ferry and Jefferson, the Jeff-Ferry Deli, Scottie’s and Tony’s Red Hots. And the Churche’s chicken that was around for a minute. Supermarket shopping would be at the Central Park Plaza Belles or Tops.
Don't forget Gigi's
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1 hour ago, KGun12TD said:
According to Overthecap.com we have $5,665,218.
I think that's only counting the Top 51 not all the players...that works up until after the preseason when they need to be under the cap for all players.
Allen still is fairly significantly better on the Road than at Home. Splits don't lie. Thoughts as to why.
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Not sure why people are acting as if this is some attack on Allen when it's not.
It's a question that people want to sweep under the carpet seemingly as if there can be only one answer when I have offered evidence to the contrary.
Nobody is saying Allen is "bad" at home. Just wondering why he is better on the road to the degree he is.