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And that right there sums up the entire 17 pages.

“Back injury or not, I’m not going to be late for dinner!”

Good question.

Beck, Intelligent and informed replies are generally looked down upon here. Be careful. 🤪

I just hope Nate Hackett sucks as a play caller on September 11, 2023!

If that is the case, “the best option of a subpar bunch” then it will be Klein. The coaches trust him and his experience.

I guess A-Rod is not as good as advertised?

That is wonderful news. …. Puts everything else in perspective.

I’m not giving up on Spencer Brown, but it seems the Bills have options there, Shell and Doyle. And a dark horse option is Ryan Bates. He’s played it before. In the end, I want the five best o-linemen, no matter who.

Isabella has Practice Squad written all over him. He is veteran insurance. Break glass when/if needed. A good pickup for this price and time. If he contributes anything more than that, it’s bonus money — like the $40s I found in the pocket of the shorts I had not worn since last summer.

What is this “screen” thing you mentioned?

Said Sean Payton.

In hockey terms, Joe has a “lower body injury.”

Amen!

Maybe, but what about Jets players?

It’s NY, he did it to save on tax money.

A fair analysis: Buffalo Bills (Over/Under 10.5): Over with 13 projected wins Buffalo won 13 games last year but outscored its opponents by a league-high 10.6 points per game. The Bills' three losses came by a combined eight points. On paper, they look just as strong. Still, the schedule's tough in a strong division. All teams: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10083125-overunder-win-predictions-for-every-nfl-team-in-2023?utm_medium=email&lid=uoz16sgcp8qw

Did we sign Hopkins yet?

Moonlight Graham - The most infamous one-game wonder ever.

Did we sign him yet?

I think it's the opposite. They are equal in their edge play, but Boogie can play inside, and AJ is Aaron Maybin repackaged.

I can't predict, but both must have productive seasons (start and be above average) for the Bills to be serious SB contenders this season.

Agree. There were many things that day, but that play, in particular, was the most frustrating--at that point, there was no room for error, but we still found a way to make it. But really, that was the entire game.

I'm sure he has all the inside information about the stadium, who needs a docu-series? Time to speak DD!!!

Seeing Jarius Bird at the top reminds me of another (some say, all-time) One-Hit wonder: