julian

This seems correct, if I’m the Bills I want that extension now for the numbers you suggested and I’m sure Rousseau is thinking if I bet on myself and hit double digit sacks then I’m getting a massive bag. Interesting situation.

Yes… Diggs forced his way out, Allen and McDermott were done with it and they were onto plan B which didn’t/couldn’t involve replacing Diggs this year.

Over

Plenty of people are addicted to being an “ally” for many different underrepresented groups, it feels good to think you’re helping those in need, even when most of those groups could care less about a flag football league lol. The heavy lifting was done in the late 60s 70s and 80s where the LGBTQ community was under actual threat of physical violence and prejudice. The current western society is so accepting that there’s no “civil rights” fight for the allies. I’m sure if you could wind the clock back and tell the gay communities who were fighting for their legal rights and personal safety that in 50 years the fights would be over gay flag football they would laugh and cry tears of joy at that ridiculous prospect.

Valid points, I obviously don’t mean every single last company or corporation, but most and certainly an organization like the NFL and it’s 32 teams that have been populated and run by straight white many for 100 years. I think it’s safe to assume there isn’t some internal uprising in the ranks to push for diversity like you would see in the tech industry.

Just understand these corporations and these professional sports teams are virtue signaling, hitting their DEI numbers, if this helps someone feel better about being gay then great, I just laugh at it and move on, as do the gay people in my life.

And with the advent of the internet and social media more importantly, many children are being indoctrinated and thus becoming confused. Tom boys and feminine boys/men are being swayed to believe there’s something wrong with them and they’re actually gay or trans. In years past the majority would grow up heterosexual or gay. My nephew is gay, my wife and I knew he was gay when he was 4-5 years old playing with our kids. When my sister told us he came out he was gay as a teenager we laughed and told her we’ve known for 10 years lol. Gay people like everyone else are not a monolith, there’s plenty of gay and trans people who just want to live their lives without all the flags and parades and hoopla, who’s sexuality isn’t a driving force in their daily lives, I understand there’s plenty of folks who feel differently and that’s ok too.

I think Allen outplaying Diggs is pretty easy and very likely to happen, winning the game on the other hand is more difficult to predict. I said Bills W because I’m a Bills fan.

That’s an outstanding Father’s Day gift, very thoughtful. I’ve received plenty of Bills gifts from my kids and wife over the years but no such luck on this day, next up my Bday in Dec.. a nice Kincaid away Jersey would be sweet.

Taking my dad and my two sons who were around 12 or 13 yrs old at the time to Carolina at Buffalo game, it ended up being maybe EJ’s signature game with the game winning drive and TD to Stevie Johnson late if I remember correctly. I bought my sons each an EJ Florida state jersey to wear to the game, as soon as they opened the stadium we went inside, it was my sons first game and I kind of wanted them to soak in the stadium for the first time like I had and also wanted to avoid the crush of people when arriving later. We are sitting in our seats and the bowl only has a couple thousand people sprinkled about at this early time when all of a sudden I’m startled when 2 large black hands land on my sons shoulders and I immediately whip around and behind us is this big dude with a giant smile “ so sorry to scare ya “ he says and laughs, he goes on to compliment my son’s jersey’s and thank us for supporting his son EJ. What a cool moment for my boys , it was only a short 3 min interaction where he promised that his son was going to work hard to be great, and for EJ to then lead a late game winning drive was very cool. It didn’t work out for EJ in the long run but it was a very memorable moment for 3 generations of fathers and sons, and it really propelled my boys fandom.

Tyrod- race baiter Diggs- great player but a quitter Norwood- obvious reasons Gilmour- just a little too whiny and sulky

Yeah it’s a win win relationship, good on him. He’s capitalizing on his wealth and she on her youth.

The Ironman ain’t going on no stinking IR so #1 seed it is.

This is one of the best Bills podcasts I’ve seen in some time, no hyperbole or fake opposite opinion 1vs1 for theatrics. Just 2 dudes who know ball and spitting facts.

He makes one or two elite level throws a game, but he looks skinny and weak when I watch him play, like he’s trying to avoid being killed while playing QB. Or I’m just spoiled watching 17 truck dudes and give zero fawks about contact.

lol, that’s definitely a positive, but at least with the drinks if you had enough game you had a chance of flipping for fortune, although I’m not sure how often that was accomplished lol.

100% agree with this, my sons are in their mid 20s now and one is in a stable committed relationship and the other is single. I too haven’t needed any “game” since I haven’t been single since 1990 and well before dating apps or social media lol. I met my wife when I was a teenager and she was the older sister of two of my friends from school, I think it’s a nightmare trying to navigate the dating field now watching my sons go through it. It’s too bad that approaching a woman in person to start a discussion is now looked upon as weird or creepy, because I think that’s how humans are hardwired to initiate and form bonds. The social media apps are creating a false impression that there’s always somebody better if you just click or swipe one more time. I think the advent of social media is created the single largest harm to western civilization, we’re in the middle of an experiment and we’re all along for the ride and nobody knows long term just how bad it’s going to be.

Only QB in history with four straight 40+ TD seasons and counting. The NFLs current Ironman at QB and the most dynamic playmaker in the league.

Yeah I’m not confident at all

Yeah it’s amazing how humbling it is to be helpless like that, it’s definitely much more than brute strength or athleticism, although if you combine those traits with the incredible techniques needed at the highest levels that’s when see world champions.

Very cool, yeah it’s an amazing feeling defeating another man in 1vs1 in a physical sport. Some may call that toxic masculinity these days but IDGAF lol. Yeah he’s a freak for sure.

I was good in the 7th and 8th grade, then in my first high school tournament as a 9th grader my first opportunity had a 5 o’clock shadow and my wrestling career ended that year.

Very cool, nice to see someone whose fandom kinda resembles mine, although your relationship with the Bills seems to have begun 20 years before mine. I also wish for a SB title but I’m just so ecstatic about this QB and this team that I refuse to focus on any negatives, I think that makes me a homer lol. Thanks for sharing that reply.

Yeah that’s a total lack of good judgment to say the least, I taught my sons when they were growing up to never engage in sexual relations with women who are drinking. It’s never a good look, and I know most women that are having a good time drinking and want to hook up 99% of the time are willing participants, but it only takes one time to have your life ruined. I went so far as to tell them to just leave any private party where women are clearly drunk.

I don’t know anything about him as person, I said “seems” because I’ve only seen his few interviews since joining the team. If he has an unsavoury past, it’s something I’m unaware of.