ExWNYer

I hope he signs with Jacksonville. He's already familiar with the owner and he'll still get to play with Josh Allen. Wet? 😇

ESPN Promo: 'MNF: Taking boring to new heights'

Buh-bye.

'A Very Brady Death'...it's probably the only thing about Brady I'd watch.

He'll have to drive a stake thru Brady's heart first.

That would be perfect for 'The Brady Bunch'...Sally Field, Jane Fonda, Lilly Tomlin, & attention ho' Tommy. Old people love south Florida.

But, if they get rid of him, this roster will be completely bereft of Stars...

Amen, brother. I wish Bezos or Musk would charter a one way rocket to the sun for both Rodgers and Brady. Will we or won't we? Will we or won't we? Go away or don't...whatever. Just STFU already. Cleanse, huh? That pretty much confirms what most football fans already knew...he was (and is) full of shite.

Will he be required to wear a stitched nameplate across the back of his suit coat that reads, 'She Hate Me'?

He looks vaxxed...er...vexed.

1. You've been a fan since: As long as I can remember...I was born into it. My dad was in the Air Force and we were stationed in Tokyo, Japan during the AFL Championship era when I was a toddler so the only thing I know about those teams is what my late father told me and what I have seen and read over the years. 2. Your first Bills memory: Off the field - My younger brother & I running around with a football on the grass area in front of our apartment building in Orchard Park in 1971 pretending to be our beloved Bills. We wore old white t-shirts from my dad with names and numbers written in black magic marker. My brother wore 'Simpson' '32' (RB OJ) and I wore 'Shaw' '16' (QB Dennis). On the field - Watching every Bills away game on TV and listening to every home game on AM radio (no TV due to the then blackout rule) in the early '70s. I don't have any specific memories from the 1970-1972 seasons, probably because they were a very bad team and I was a very young kid. First vivid memories were the opening of Rich Stadium against Washington in 1973 (I didn't attend that preseason game but a neighbor gave me the commemorative coin he had gotten & I still have it) and the last game of the 1973 season at Shea Stadium against the Jets when OJ set the NFL single-season rushing record of 2,003 yards. 3. One of your favorite Bills memories: Too many to list...the aforementioned 1973 season, the 1974 season (their only playoff appearance of the decade), the 1980 season (1st AFC East title in 16 years & 1st I experienced...one of my favorite seasons ever which also included the win over Miami to end 20 straight losses to them the previous decade), 51-3, 'The Comeback Game', and the Super Bowl years are just some. 4. Your favorite player of all time and your favorite player currently... As a kid it was OJ and Bob Chandler. Currently, Josh Allen. 5. Some of you guys have some awesome forum names. What does your forum name say about you? Dad was born and raised in Dunkirk so I spent my formative years (Kindergarten thru 8th Grade) in Western New York after he got out of the military...Silver Creek, then Orchard Park, and then mostly Grand Island. We moved to Virginia just before I started high school, hence 'ExWNYer'. Posted a little under a different name on the old Rochester Democrat & Chronicle boards but mostly lurked. Lurked here for years and finally joined in February 2003 during the free agency excitement when the Bills were on the verge of signing LB Takeo Spikes.

Which 'B' word? https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/eb/3000-words/alpha/b

Unfortunate for the Bills, if he is forced to sell. Miami might actually end up up with a competent owner(s).

The only thing that would have made that better is if, at the end, he had held up a pink, cylindrical shaped object with the word 'Brady' written on it. Other than that, kudos to your gal. And Happy Valentine's Day, stud.

He'd be perfect for the next Taco Bell ad... They show him throwing a 'pick six', he immediately hears the sound of the iconic bell, removes his helmet, and saunters off to the border to get his fix.

It all depends on how much loose change Mike Brown can find in the couch cushions...

Vegas begs to differ and the four point line was pretty spot on...the Rams missed a PAT. It was not an awful game, I just found it mostly boring with a little drama thrown in at the end.

I agree. I was bored most of the game and continually shook my head at the number of times the Rams thought it was a good idea to run the ball. McVay's rep as an 'offensive genius' is vastly overblown. The refs decided to hide their flags most of the game but miraculously found them on the Rams game-winning drive like a twenty dollar bill hidden in a winter coat. Goodell and Hollywood got their Hollywood ending but nothing about that Super Bowl screamed great.

Caesars Sportsbook just announced that the Chiefs at 13-2 and the Bills at 7-1 are the top two favorites to win Super Bowl LVII.

Stafford deserved a ring. Not gonna lie...glad Burrow did not win. I don't think he's earned his stripes (pun intended).

I generally don't like any carpetbagging owners.

Nobody deserves some bad karma more than the embarrassing, carpetbagging Irsay family. They yanked an iconic franchise from the diehard fans of Baltimore and slid painlessly from Peyton Manning to Andrew Luck. They deserve to wander aimlessly in the wilderness for the next quarter century. Landing Carson Wentz and surrendering a first round pick in the process is a nice start.

He's a real nowhere man Sitting in his nowhere land Making all his nowhere plans for nobody