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transient

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  1. The most impressive thing about Kelly was his ability to keep defenses off balance. He was calling his own plays in an era where that was not a thing. He was the epitome of a "field general". Thurman may have been the heart of that offense, but Kelly was the brain. Throw in the fact he was tough as nails and was the ultimate competitor and he just fit the city. He knew what he had in Thurman, and he wanted to win more than he wanted the numbers. I can't imagine Marino, for example, being as selfless in a similar situation. Gibran Hamdan
  2. How dare you vomit on the Chroisen one. A pox on your house. And Flutie was a locker room dividing, egotistical, credit stealing, blame shifting little PO💩. No, that's Drew. This is Elway:
  3. Didn’t he almost single-handedly let the Steelers back into the game on Thursday night 2 weeks age?
  4. It looks like kids re-enacting Josh Norman's encounter with Derrick Henry.
  5. If I was given the chance to save the planet but it meant guaranteeing a Bucs-Patriots SB, thus guaranteeing another ring for either Brady or Belichick… I’m sure the world would understand. I mean everything has to come to an end sometime. Amiright? 🤷‍♂️
  6. He’s first in line for their “Legends of the Name” series.
  7. Can we trade him to the Jags for Etienne? No point in the Jags holding on to Travis if Daboll's HC.
  8. The fact the article refers to him one of the most accomplished TEs in Bills history... and it's actually hard to refute... makes me sad.
  9. https://www.buffalobills.com/news/scott-chandler-to-return-as-the-bills-legend-of-the-game-week-15 @Captain Caveman It's just a few weeks early, my man.
  10. Don't forget your dust mask. I thought it was that store in Detroit that sells overpriced watches?
  11. When asked for comment Meyer said "I wasn't aware of the dipsh!t kicking incident that occurred during training camp." He went on to say "I got a text last night that kicker had been kicked in training camp, and there was nothing. I don't know who creates a story like that." When confronted with video evidence of the incident in question, true to form, he blamed it on his favorite fall guy, the notorious arachnoid cyst that conveniently causes him terrible headaches whenever he demonstrates yet again what a POS he truly is. Shelley Meyers initially corroborated her horrible lout of a husband's story, but when presented with photos of a college girl twerking on his lap, she purged herself of all his misdeeds and indicated he was aware of the domestic violence on his Ohio State coaching staff and discussed with her how he actively covered it up, he bragged to her about kicking the kicker and even went so far as to demonstrate how he did it, and she confessed that there is actually no arachnoid cyst in Urban's brain, it's a ploy for sympathy and a convenient scapegoat for his id.
  12. I’d rather be posting in a legitimate thread discussing how the Bills look unstoppable and just might go 20-0.
  13. 2010 Saints were similar in size across the front 7, though their ends were probably 10-15 lbs heavier. The difference being their offense let them play with a lead.
  14. OP, you accidentally added an “r” to “effing”.
  15. Also, mixing them into the game plan from the start instead of relying on them out of desperation when down 24-3 would have allowed Allen to slide instead of needing him to fight for every last yard.
  16. I'm still not sure if I'm more pissed off about the Bills' loss... or Brady's umteen millionth league assisted win.
  17. I'd ask him if I was the only one sitting at the bar that wishes Daboll would have gotten a head coaching job in the off season.
  18. Should have run him like that Monday night, then he could have sat out this game to let it heal after we beat the Pats***. Watching him run like that tonight was salt in a wound. Daboll should be retroactively fired for losing us the Pats*** game.
  19. I would argue that there has never in the history of the world been sanctity in professional sports. You may find it with a bunch of kids playing in a vacant lot, but that concept goes out the window as soon as fame, money, influence and power are involved. Sanctity in professional sports is a romanticization created by those that make their money telling stories. They can be compelling and entertaining, but at the end of the day professional sports nowadays are basically "reality" TV with a virtually limitless budget and more spontaneity/uncertainty in the script. They just panders to a different demographic than most other reality shows.
  20. Wouldn’t work. It would become the war cry of the saboteur. My first thought was “if we could, I can think numerous threads over the last week that I would have tossed that grenade into.”
  21. He looks athletic… Can he play guard? Or RB? How’s his run defense? Git’r done Beane.
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