judman

We're going bowling with a few other couples. We're calling it "superbowling".

Brady must have borrowed Ron DeSantis' golf shoes.

Showing browns neel it out

Sure thing! LOL, I thought it read better with a name.

Steve and I are bringing our wives to a cold weather game. Question 1- can you get in with heated vests and hand warmers? Question 2- is Uber a pain to and from the stadium?

I'm there with a crew of 6. The mix is 3/3 Bills/Commanders fans. We're in section 225.

Judman was a nickname given to me in 7th grade. I told that to my friend Steve and his response was "No sh*t, couldn't tell." My birth name is Justin, but I've gone by the name Jud for most of my life.

Is it weird to wear a jersey with another man’s name on it? I never thought so. Nobody has ever come up to me (a 40+ year old white dude) and been frustrated by the fact that I’m NOT Bruce Smith, ever. What’s weird to me is the guy who puts his own name on a jersey as though he’s a member of the team. Pure fantasy there.

** MORE BREAKING NEWS ** Diggs just booked 4 hotel rooms for next February 14!

PFT link (here)

Love, love, love this!!!

I prefer au jus. But...

UPDATE: The weck rolls from Utica Bread were on-point. I recommend them with full confidence that they will not disappoint.

My local source is actually Utica Bread. Their website says they make kummelweck rolls. They even had a picture of one that certainly looked the part. I’m gonna try them and see. I will let you know. Napoli has good pie, but I’m more partial to Roma. Danielle’s is good too, it’s different, but very good.

I’m out of town and left to my own devices for beef on weck. So I’m looking for some tips on what cuts people are fond of and any other tips (like cooking times, temps, etc.). I did find a place to obtain rolls locally (I’m near Utica). I tried to make my own last year and they were not very good (barely passable, actually). With the rolls being made for me, I can focus on the meat. Thank you in advance. Go Bills!

Trade, mock draft, and game pick threads are all sorts of hyperbole, musing, and nonsense. I like seeing the BS that pops up on threads like this. Some posts are very clever. Remember all of the George Seifert at the airport rumors when there were coaching vacancies? Pure gold!

Closed on Sundays. But your heart, and stomach are in the right place. My grandparents used to drive there for dinner… from Fulton.

When I scan his weekly manifesto, I find myself using a whining tone. I’m not a huge fan, but I still check in. Some of his insight into non-football stuff can be cool. But sometimes he gets too political. He’s a hard left guy, fine. But I’m not looking for politics when I read King. I don’t agree with his SB take, mainly his confidence in Stafford. He likes Stafford (age 33) but throws shade at Sanders (age 34). You should do haiku When you finish a post, right? Nah…. Let’s go Buffalo!

This story is from Attica, NY and it’s good stuff! I hope this kid can get to a game. LINK

We watched Trent Edwards start a season opener against the Dolphins and he got whooped... bad! He took a sack on the opening play of the first drive. Later in the game a guy with an Edwards Jersey stood up on his seat (section 123-ish) and took off the jersey. He growled, roared and contorted his face while he tore the jersey into shreds. Those of us in that section laughed our asses off and went wild cheering him on. It was the best thing I saw that day. I don't remember if Trent finished that game (I believe he did). My recollection is that the shredding happened late, probably fourth quarter.

Whoever said Red Hot had a great thought. They got a good thing going with their tag line “I put that s**t on everything.” And the connection to Buffalo is obvious. My favorites right now are the don’t be like your parents ads: No fightin’ No fussin’ No cussin’ “Joachim”

FromPeter King’s FMIA: “Kansas City’s last eight victories: 2, 4, 3, 6, 6, 3, 3, 5.” PM had the kind of woozy concussion that was super visible. A bad look for him, and quite possibly a bad look for the NFL if he sails through protocol. Then there’s his toe... that’s gonna nag him.

It definitely wasn’t a caller, But I believe it was Howard and Jeremy talking about it. They didn’t seem to know what it was about either. They were kinda joking about it. But it sounded to me like there was some sort of lore, legend, or tale.

As OP, I just thought it was a strange thing that Michaels would swear off a town like that. I was just wondering if anyone else heard that too. Personally, I don’t care who calls the game. They all kinda have the same shtick. I’m used to them all, I guess. I spent a lot of time in ‘Cuse growing up. Tirico got his start there on channel 5 coming out of college. He was like weekend guy before he left for ESPN.

Al Michaels didn’t come to town to cover the SNF Pitt/Buf game earlier this year because of the Covid. Tirico subbed for him. I heard on WGR that week leading up to the game that Michaels has said he would never set foot in town again. What’s that all about? Is there anything to it?