Gugny

Freddy Kitchens 2.0

I totally agree that the coach and QB were poor. But I will add a third reason: Sam was a selfish prick who quit on his team.

I can see how my post could be interpreted as grumpy, but believe me - I do think Knox is going to be great and I think McDermott has done a very good job. Don't even get me started on Daboll. There's a reason he's never been successful as on NFL OC. I'm hoping the continuity works in the offense's favor. I absolutely love Josh Allen, but the training wheels are off now. Both he and Daboll need to be better this year. I am optimistic that this offense will be fantastic.

$190 seems steep for a Dolphins game during a pandemic. To those of you going - good luck, be safe and be well.

People who make (and actually believe) comments like this are what make our country an embarrassment.

50 targets, 28 receptions, 388 yards and 2 TDs. Those are Knox's numbers from last year. Anyone on the outside looking in would say those stats are putrid. And when McDermott can beat New England and start winning playoff games, then I'll say he's a great coach. Right now, both Knox and McDermott have shown great potential, but it's time to show me the mother ***** baby.

If we're being honest, here, I think we can all agree that Knox pretty much sucked last year. I love the kid and I think he's going to be a great TE. But comparing him to Kelce in any way with regard to being and NFL TE shouldn't even happen. And as much as I am not a Sam fan, the Chiefs were able to push the right buttons to make him play as well as we all hoped he would in Buffalo. I think most would take him over Brown in a heartbeat. KC is better in every way, starting with coaching - and it's not close.

HFBD!

Johnny Cash and Rick Rubin were/are both legends at top of their fields. Rubin is an absolute genius and when the two of them collaborated, you just knew it would be gold. And it was.

That is one powerful and fantastic tune.

I'd love to understand why you feel this way. Justin Timberlake - like Jon Bon Jovi - has been nothing but classy throughout his entire, wildly successful, career in entertainment. I have never, and will never, understand the Bon Jovi hatred. He is an amazing human being who genuinely cares about those in need. Some (lots of) things are bigger than sports.

If you don't know the context, how can you label it as sarcasm? Sarcasm is more likely in your second sentence. Common man.

Interesting point. I think the average is 6 HCs fired per season. Will be interesting to see if it's lower this year. And I have Gase once they're realistically (not necessarily mathematically) out of it. I'll go with week 10.

This is a very bizarre topic.

I'd put my toad in that hole.

Jeez ... I can't see why the NFL would have ever wanted to distance themselves from this guy the first time, let alone twice .... Concert review from 2014 https://www.dallasobserver.com/music/a-night-of-racism-patriotism-and-homophobia-with-hank-williams-jr-7054864 From the review: "The set really got troublesome, though, when Williams told a story of meeting a black man at his father's house. 'You know I love the black man, and he came to me and said, 'Yo' daddy got that song about jambalaya and the crawfish pie-a,'" Williams rambled in a god-awful, patronizing caricature of an African American man. "'Remember, country music is just white people singing the blues. You go get you a dobro and a lot of good things will happen for you, Little Bocephus.'"

There are rules the cap the commission for NFL agents at 3%. From what I've read, typical is closer to 1.5%.

I was on Match for a year and anyone with any kind of filter was an immediate "now way," for me. I actually never once connected with anyone on their and that was the extent of my online dating attempts.

They already have the "We Want Fromm," track ready to play after Josh's first INT.

You play to win the game.

27-13, Beels.

I'm actually with ScottLaw on this one. I've been concerned about McDermott's a) inability to beat winning teams and b) propensity to get blown out for a while, now. I did not like how the Bills limped into the playoffs last year. I do not like when teams take their foot off the gas after clinching. Winning 10 games last year was borderline pathetic with that schedule and it bothers me to this day. And don't even get me started on how the roster was managed leading up to the playoffs and how the players were (mis)used in the playoff loss. This will be a telling year, for sure. I'm optimistic - more so than I can remember. But it's cautious optimism.