All_Pro_Bills

Because these leftist groups have no specific and firm principals or positions. They shift from side to side on issue to issue in order to take the position they believe will enhance and further the objectives of their group. They don't really care about anyone else but willingly use the opportunity to get involved in the cause of others to further their self-interests. So Hamas would gleefully kill every LGBTQ+ person they could get their hands on? No problem. Support for the oppressed in the play here that gets the most juice.

In practice, it might be best not to classifying friends, family, or acquaintances in terms of the sexual orientation or self-identification while treating them all the same. How progressive would that be? The problem with the progressive mind-set is there's a requirement to classify everyone into a group based on their appearance or some "key" trait. And once they're classified, assign various traits and characteristics the dogma associates with that group to that individual. Whether they might apply or not, making lots of assumptions about the person. It's the premier form of judging a book by its cover. We used to call it racism and bigotry but now it's a fashionable, acceptable and required exercise thanks to DEI.

I don't follow Cincinnati close enough to understand all the details but Burrow has been less than 100% most of the season and that's had a big impact. And if he took some things for granted in prepping for the season and had some in-game issues those were mistakes. But we need to ask, do we think Zac Taylor is going to repeat the same mistakes again for the remainder of the season and again next year? Or is he going to accept that he did some things incorrectly and then adjust his planning and execution accordingly? That failure to make a change in thinking and approach after acknowledging some failure is a major gripe of his detractors and is something Sean doesn't do enough of as HC.

Yet another reason to toot the "pride" horn and throw a parade while breaking out in celebration.

A specific example of coaching. I have no idea what they're coaching the DB's to do. They almost never play the ball, which is a techique where PI and holding are rarely called and instead use the screening technique of playing the receiver which can result in a lot of penalties when jumping betwen the receiver and the ball. I mean turn and look. Watch other teams with similar athletes playing better technique. One more thing. Bad coaching. There's no doubt Elam was a good cover guy in college and they broke him. Good coaches adjust their system to the players they have, not the other way around and maybe the 15 year old Carolina defense is expired? Invent something of your own Sean for the game in 2023.

Sounds wonderful. But if you talk to those "Trumpers" they think they're the people fighting to maintain freedom and democracy. Yet, people on the "left" believe that's their domain. So, there's a disconnect somewhere. My view is neither the people on the left or the right are threats to democracy. What concerns me is why many fail to see the dangers of an overreaching Federal government with a Surveillance State and politicized law enforcement and justice system, free to use excessive power and abilities of its agencies, with simply no accountability to the American people, Congress, and perhaps even the Presidency. For me, this is the threat. The disparity between what's important to the government and what's important to the American public is huge. And if they're not working for us, who are they working for?.

Today' liberal us a confused creature. They consider anyone questioning or opposing the power of the State and its monopoly on violence to be a terrorist or an extremist. When they watch a movie like V for Vendetta I can only imagine they're all on the edge of their seats rooting for the government.

As with all these bills, does anyone ever stop and ask where is the money coming from?

Advocating and embracing the practice of allowing biological men to masquerade (if you prefer, "identify) as women which results in disadvantaging biological women in many areas including competitive sports is "war on women". That's totally a liberal thing.

More troubling is that as a result of past failures, bloopers and blunders, this team has created an expectation that the opposition, even with only 21 seconds and no time outs from their own 25 that average teams like the Bucs along with the Bills passive defensive coverage would make it interesting at the end.

Also more importantly a DT or CB.

I don't think you can have a dual identity, aggressive or timid, and situationally just turn it on and off and be successful. You pick one and live or die by it and the scared approach is usually fatal.

The problem is the refs didn't call it and if Goodwwin catches the ball we lose. This playing scared isn't going to work against teams like the Eagles and Chiefs. We're not going to the SB so there's no reason not to play more aggressive football but Sean's addicted to safety and caution which fuels a lack of confidence.

No. Three straight incompletes then a timeout to give their offense time to call the play and settle down Who could have know that would backfire? Everybody right after Sean called it. Simply incredibly stupid

After reading all the comments here and listening to the WGR morning show today where they discussed Josh and took some listener comments, I kind of feel like we're experiencing a football version of Talladega Nights. Ricky Bobby, NASCAR driver, through a series of unique circumstances is transitioned from top professional driver to pizza delivery guy. In the case of the Bills, Josh Allen, highly effective and intense gunslinger QB running one of the league highest scoring and exciting offenses is transitioned by the HQ's timid ball control strategy into a boring and disinterested game manager. Josh needs the football version of the speech the character Susan (played by Amy Adams) gave Ricky near the end of the movie. Ricky needs to drive fast on the edge. Josh needs to play QB fast on the edge. Enough of this milking the clock stuff. If you're going down, the go down swinging, not covering up and cowering in the corner pissing your pants afraid to make a mistake. Part of the problem is the HC is under a delusion that if he plays ball control offense he can protect his defense. But let's face the reality that if this defense is facing a QB that has a pulse and is still breathing and he gets the ball with a couple time outs and a few minutes on the clock you're defense isn't going to stop them anyway. With 2 minutes left and the opponent with the ball the Bills need at least a 9 point lead.

There's a lot distance between being an isolationist on one extreme and avoiding involvement in everything and being a globalist on the other other extreme and getting involved in everything. My thinking is the most reasonable approach is to pick and choose when to defer involvement and when to engage based on our strategic interests. I expect that's where most people differ. Defining what our strategic interests are and are not.

First tell me what that means?

I see you're point. But for the purpose of future crowd control in skirmishes between ultra right Orthodox Jews and Islamic radicals my approach might be useful. I could also offer up a few "sponges" among my extended family to help with the sponge bomb.

Run Hogs and Pigs through the tunnels and the streets along with through the enemy lines as I understand the Muslim faith has an aversion to those creatures. Those wild Hogs running around parts of the US would be most effective. They big and quite nasty characters.

Micro-Penis? That's got to be frustrating for everyone involved!

Because some virtue signalling asset among Biden's handlers shot him up full of drugs and wheeled him out to do the interview. Seriously, it's doubtful he even knows where he is most of the time. I can only imagine that UFC will soon announce a new Chicks with a Dick class of fights.

If Josh comes out with the 100 mile stare and starts with a couple 3 and out drives then put his ass on the bench for the rest of the quarter to get his attention. That might get his full focus on the game and not this Jedi Mind Trick stuff. Nothing should be taken for granted and if you're not producing you're not playing. Same as applies to every teammate.

Agree but there's a requirement to demonstrate progress and can anyone honestly say there's been any measurable improvement in Sean's performance over time? Bad decisions, game and clock management issues, a host of blunders and one of a kind heartbreaking losses? A team thst looks and plays lost and lifeless? The problem with patience taken to the extreme is we'll likely all be dead before this staff finds the answer.

No disagreement on Kincaid, And I liked the Torrence pick in the 2nd. But the WR2 is a weak spot and desperately needs an upgrade. Add in Diggs is over 30 and on the back 9 of his career and it becomes critical. Marvin Harrison Jr would look great in a Bills uniform but I dream.

The front office isn't doing Josh any favors either. Kincaid is a great add, but the other receivers brought in aren't an upgrade. Watching MNF last night I'm left wondering and somewhat depressed how the Vikings (and some other teams) come up with so many great receivers, adding this kid Jordan Addison through the draft this year which all make slightly above average Kirk Cousins look the part of a franchise QB. I'm left to imagine just how good the Bills offense would look with a couple of these receivers.