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I know that I created a poll a while back asking if his name should be on the Wall. The Yes votes far outnumbered the No votes.

Thumbs up would (sadly) win in a landslide.

You might think this is crazy, but we call them ... chestnuts. 😅

Based on comments after week 1, I think this is a coaching decision more than a Trubisky decision. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/34591576/mitch-trubisky-says-pittsburgh-steelers-offense-needs-killer-mindset "When our defense gets turnovers, we need to turn those into points," Trubisky said. "That's my mindset. And that's what we're thinking about when we get the ball taken away, we've got to turn it into touchdowns and not just field goals." "With downfield throwing comes the potential of negativity and turning the ball over," Tomlin said.

It's not okay for anyone to be raped; even sluts.

Link?

Meanwhile, Steven Nelson's (#21 in the picture) knee is also exposed.

Yes. I witnessed the trial.

I got the meat years before that.

My initial reaction to this post was that I thought Gabe had a lot of targets last year. Turns out, he really didn't. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/2021.htm#all_rushing_and_receiving 2021 Targets: Stefon Diggs - 164 Cole Beasley - 112 Emmanuel Sanders - 72 Dawson Knox - 71 Gabe Davis - 63

He's a murderer and I hope he rots in hell.

Are you actually being serious?

What's the backstory, here?

You, Rich and Jay?

Gabe Davis played in 16 games in both 2020 and 2021.

I went to see Alice Cooper last night at the Palace Theater in Albany. Great show. I would not consider myself an Alice Cooper fan, but I've never heard a song of his that I didn't like. It was a lot of fun and the music was great. Band was tight. Mixed perfectly. I went with couple buddies of mine (brothers) who've attended multiple Alice Cooper shows over the years. Based on their reviews of prior shows, I was expecting a bit more gore, but as the show progressed, the level of gore did, too. Just not to the level I was anticipating. But that didn't take away from an overall VERY entertaining evening. The Palace is, hands down, my favorite venue to catch a show. With a capacity just under 3K, it's a nice, intimate setting and the theater itself is beautiful. Great acoustics on top of amazing architecture. The crowd demographic is what I think most would expect. A bunch of white boomers and Gen Xers, for the most part - but I did notice a few younger adults and a few people brought their children (I'd say 9-12 years old). We had ground level seats about halfway back and our view was excellent. Of course, I had a guy who went about 6'5" tall - and a Jim Ignatowski doppelganger, to boot - in front of me, but I could comfortably move to my left to enjoy an unobstructed view for the entire show. Most people, including me, stood for the entire set - which was about an hour and 45 minutes. I get bored pretty easily during most concerts I attend, but that didn't happen last night. I was worried that my unfamiliarity with his music would eventually lose me, but the few songs I didn't know were great. And this show is clearly more about the theatrics, which were perfect for the music. My ticket was $80 total and man, it was worth it. If/when he comes to town again, I'll be there. This was more of an, "I want to go because I've never seen him and I want to say I did," kind of show for me. For under $100, I'd highly recommend seeing Alice Cooper to anyone who likes rock and roll. Great audio and visual display and the people watching is an added bonus!!

Yeah, I get it. Last year, @Virgilcame by while my girlfriend and I were waiting and he had too many people/kids, too and couldn't wait that long. A few years back, a bunch of us @CountryCletus, @Beerball, @BringBackFergy had a party of ten. We got in after about 90 minutes. My first time there was probably 2013 and we walked in and got a seat with no wait at all. Crazy what being good does!!

Since the Bills got good again, I always anticipate a 60-90 minute wait, minimum, to get into the Bar Bill in EA. But they let you get drinks at the bar and drink them outside while you wait, so I'm fine with it.

Agreed and it's not even close. Whenever they open their mouths, it's either funny or informative. No ball washing. No forced mentions. Remember how many times we heard about J.J. Watt coming back from injury during the playoff game? I lost count at 4 billion.

The Mannings do it right, IMO. It seems we're all forced to watch/listen to the B Team. There are worse things in life and I'll deal. But my normal routine is to pump Bills games through the stereo and I don't know if I'll do that with this crew.

I'd rather listen to Yoko Ono scream in my face for 5 days than listen to Steve Levy scream for 3 hours.

https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2022/09/15/how-to-watch-bills-vs-titans-on-streaming-tv-monday-night-football/69494158007/ To make matters worse (or should I say worst?), we get last year's crap announcing team: ESPN with Steve Levy (play-by-play), Louis Riddick and Dan Orlovsky (analysts), and Laura Rutledge (sideline reporter). This sucks. A LOT. Can anyone verify that the game will also be on ESPN2? I cannot find it anywhere and I'm hoping it's on ESPN2 with different announcers.

That is GREAT to know. Thanks!

That's a great idea to mix them up! Can you get one order of 10 like that?