Big Turk

NHL teams don't have their entire payroll covered by the TV Contract Revenue. Far more of a "Have and Have Not" situation in the NHL.

Probably, but that doesn't mean it's not illegal.

The NFL is, by far, the biggest sports league on the planet, so by default any team that is essentially tied with futility with an NHL team is automatically far more futile, especially considering the much more even playing field of the NFL and how much parity there is. Also, I don't care how many times the Browns made the playoffs, they are among the most inept teams in the NFL and are equally a laughingstock for their QB situation they have mired themselves in.

Wow....that could be a bombshell and open the NFL up to serious litigation and monetary damages... However an even stranger narrative is that both the NFL and NFLPA fought to keep the information secret. Why would the NFLPA not want this to get out? https://www.yahoo.com/sports/nfl/breaking-news/article/nfl-collusion-ruling-arbitrator-reportedly-finds-nfl-roger-goodell-encouraged-teams-to-reduce-guarantees-for-veterans-144903905.html the arbitrator, Christopher Droney, wrote the following: "There is little question that the NFL Management Council, with the blessing of the Commissioner, encouraged the 32 NFL Clubs to reduce guarantees in veterans’ contracts at the March 2022 annual owners’ meeting." That suggests both the NFL and Goodell wanted teams to collude to reduce guaranteed money when handing out contracts to veteran players.

No, that is the NY Jets and Cleveland Browns of the NFL.

The Bandits have won the championship 3 straight years and have made the finals 5 years in a row. They also shattered the NLL attendance record for the 2nd straight year.

Apologies I haven't stalked him on the pickleball courts or hidden in the bushes to observe his everyday activities

I had both hips replaced and I am pretty much functioning normally including working out and lifting weights, etc... Are there any limitations with the shoulder replacement or have they got those up to almost being back to normal? That's what Brees himself states, now "click bait" is considered the person themselves stating his limitations? Strange world we live in

That's really sad...it is crazy how much of a toll football takes on these athletes as the years go on, even for younger guys like Brees. He said if he wants to play catch with his kids in the backyard, he has to throw with his left hand because his right arm "no longer works". Said he didn't want to retire but he was left no other choice and if he could still be out there playing he would be. Also said the Dolphins medical team was spot on in their assessment of his injuries but that the surgeon gave him a window of time that allowed him to still play with the surgery he did. https://www.marca.com/en/nfl/new-orleans-saints/2025/06/22/685733f0e2704eeea68b45bf.html

Best screen game I have ever seen and he had a wide variety of them and they all were designed and worked exceptionally well... I remember the one year when Spiller was electric, he became a huge weapon catching screens...almost once a game during that year he was turning screens into huge gains. I would also like to have seen CJ Spiller in this offense...he could have been a 1500 yard back...I forgot how electric he was and what a great reciving back he was...watching his highlights was like "Whoa!" He was also an electric kick and punt returner as well.

A man who frequently travels for work wants to make sure his wife doesn’t feel lonely while he’s away. He walks into an unusual little shop off a back alley, and the old man behind the counter shows him something special: “It’s a magic d!ldo. Just say where you want it to go, and it’ll go there on its own — no hands, no batteries.” The husband’s intrigued. The shopkeeper demonstrates: “Magic d!ldo, the drawer!” And just like that — WHOOSH — the d!ldo zips across the room and lands gently in the drawer. “Say the phrase, it flies into action. Say ‘Magic d!ldo, stop!’ to make it stop.” The husband, thinking this would be a perfect gift for his wife while he’s away on his long business trips, buys it immediately. That weekend, before flying out, he gives it to her. “Just something to help you think of me while I’m gone,” he says with a wink. That night, curious and a little bored, she decides to try it. She lays back, takes a deep breath, and says, “Magic d!ldo… my vag.” WHOOSH! It zips across the room and gets to work. She gasps. “Oh my god… this is incredible.” Minutes pass. Then more minutes. She’s breathless, overwhelmed — and a little concerned. “Okay… Magic d!ldo, stop!” Nothing. “Magic d!ldo, STOP!” Still nothing. It's going rogue. She begins to panic. The thing’s not stopping, and it’s really committed to its job. In a frenzy, she grabs her purse, throws on a coat, and waddles awkwardly to her car — still being serviced, mind you — and drives herself to the emergency room. She screeches into the hospital parking lot and half-hobbles into the ER, breathlessly explaining to the front desk nurse, “It’s a magic d!ldo! I can’t get it to stop!” Just then, a skeptical police officer who happened to be nearby overhears the commotion. He rolls his eyes and mutters under his breath with a smirk, “Yeah right… Magic d!ldo, my ass.”

It happened in a game the Bills were leading by 30+ points at the end of the game where the other team looked more interested in trying to figure out what they were ordering for dinner than playing football at that point. In other words, it has no real relevancy to what would happen during a real game when the teams were still playing for something. Sure, he might be on the team for Special Teams, but that doesn't make him some secret 1,000 yard WR hiding on the roster like many people seem to think with these random WR's

Chris Hogan, Duke Williams, Isaiah Hodgins, Terrell Shavers - they are all the WR's Du Jour that fans clamored for to be more involved in the offense and that they would be stars if "only given the chance".

Watkins had a good game or two against Revis but that was clearly after his prime and during a season that Revis had nagging injuries most of the year that limited his effectiveness. As for Johnson, why not ask Revis himself what he thought of him? Revis himself once said of Johnson: “He’s probably the most underrated receiver in the league … he’s tough to cover.” Revis himself once said of Johnson: “He’s probably the most underrated receiver in the league … he’s tough to cover.”

He had some key catches on 3rd down/TDs that made Revis look really really bad...specifically remember a short slant for a TD that Revis was running the other direction on

"Stevie Johnson had notable success against Darrelle Revis, a top cornerback, during their NFL matchups. While Revis is widely regarded as one of the best cornerbacks ever, Johnson was one of the few receivers who consistently posed a challenge for him. In their five games against each other, Johnson recorded 15 receptions on 26 targets for 185 yards and two touchdowns, with Revis intercepting one pass intended for Johnson. This level of success against Revis was unusual, leading to discussions about Johnson's unique ability to exploit Revis's coverage. "

And another team with No prior Championships that wins one before a Buffalo team... When is it finally going to be our turn??

Stevie used to make Darrelle Revis look like trash. He was by far the hardest WR for Revis to cover in the NFL, and some of his worst games of his career were against Johnson.

Winning is what matters, not the type of coverage they play.

First ballot already. He is the most productive player on a per game basis in NFL history in both the regular and post season.

Funny thing is that Newton's shoulder injuries started from a car accident not the football field.

I mean he was 6th in Scrimmage yards the season before last year so I'd say it's probably fair value based on 2 straight 1K rushing seasons while also acknowledging he is not among the elite of the elite.

Nobody is ignoring it. Acting like this is going to be his baseline is foolish tho. His true value is somewhere in the middle and paying someone after what likely will be a career best season isn't smart. You are doing exactly what most people do in the stock market...buy at the all time high and then sell when it loses value. If they could get a deal done for $10-11 million, I'm all for paying him. $15 million? No. He wants to be paid as if he will have that season every year and the Bills want to pay him as if that's likely an outlier season but they still value him as a very good but not elite player. And that's smart business for the Bills. And Cook is right to try and use his last season as leverage to get overpaid, but the Bills simply aren't dumb enough to do it.

Nobody wants him gone. Most people don't want to pay him a contract he doesn't deserve based on his body of work either tho.

Only if they promise not to wear grass skirts during warmups