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@mrags situation is always worse because he’s got to maneuver through prison cell bars and do reach-arounds.

As a daily shoutbox user for many years, I can confidently say that John’s absence was felt after just a couple days. It didn’t take long for many of us to begin worrying about him. We joked around about the many things he gave us to joke about .. but we found ourselves doing it less and less as the days, weeks and months passed. I’m thankful for his son responding to Scott and giving us closure and telling us what we all felt was the truth. It will be fun to reminisce moving forward, but he will certainly be missed. RIP, Nine Toes.

It’s Joe Six Pack, but he’s changed his name 37 times and I’ve lost track.

Makes me wonder what Hines could have done had he not been turned into a special teams player. I’m sure Beane wonders, too.

How many teams are worse across the NHL, NBA, MLB and NFL? Is there one??

It’s unfortunate that he got run over by a Brinks truck before the ink was even dry on his contract.

When that has happened, it was abundantly clear that it wasn’t due to them laying up. Neither of those teams had leadership that would encourage that. Lol.

When I think of great teams/dynasties, this mindset/behavior isn’t part of my memories. Most recently, the Patriots and Chiefs. This isn’t the NBA, where 3/4 of the regular season doesn’t mean anything. Or MLB, where you have 162 regular season games. I hope (and tend to think) that Gunner Bill’s 2nd bullet is the primary reason we’re seeing slow starts and inconsistent play. If it’s by design, then there is a serious problem.

Josh Allen will overthrow every pass attempt that travels 30+ yards. Josh Allen will hold the ball too long while open targets past the first down marker wonder why he hates them so much. Josh Allen will inexplicably take off running before a play even has time to develop, lower his shoulder and get pounded after a gain short of the first down marker. Josh Allen will throw for two TDs and run for one more - and no one will care about all of the bad stuff he did that led to the game being closer than it should have been.

I love everything about this story.

He’s really not very good.

No interest in going anywhere near that land of bigots and morons.

I saw that there was a video … I am not interested in seeing it.

No, Fergy. No.

https://blog.dogsbite.org/2024/10/albany-man-killed-by-pit-bulls-outside-residence-officer-fires-on-dogs.html He must have provoked them. @LeviF - got any details???

If we were spoiled, the Bills would have won more than their (what has been pathetic for six years) division. They’re regular season warriors. If that makes it move, then you’re spoiled.

If a head coach needs an end of game coordinator, he should not be a head coach.

I had the same dentist for over 20 years and he ran his practice exactly how you do. In fact, I first went to him because I had a toothache and a coworker recommended him. My dentist got cancer and worked as long as he could. At my last appointment with him (and the last time I ever saw him), he looked me in the eye and said, “I am trying to find a dentist who will take this practice over … I can’t find anyone.” And I could see how hurtful that was to him. A month later, all of his patients got a letter, recommending another local dentist and announcing that he was retiring. He passed about a month later. Keep doing what you’re doing. Believe me when I say this: your patients appreciate it.

Nope. It is borderline criminal how he’s refused to address the WR position throughout his tenure. Early round RBs who were barely used. Acquiring Hines to ultimately become a special teams player. Drafting, then PAYING, Knox, who is a bench warmer. Drafting Kincaid early … barely used. Cody Fu*king Ford. And . Last but not least … Von “I can’t play football no mo, but watch this right hook I lay on my pregnant girlfriend” Miller. Has he made some good moves? Yes. But he’s made a LOT more mistakes and Josh Allen’s ringless fingers are a disgrace.

I, for one, did not expect both Josh and McDermott to regress. They both certainly have. That’s worrisome to me.

Read it again. If you still don’t understand, try having an adult read it to you verrrrry slowwwwly.

I will respectfully disagree with you, too. The risk of playing football had absolutely nothing to do with Hamlin going into cardiac arrest. He could have been playing checkers at that moment and it would have happened. Buffalo managed to get to the playoffs after the Hamlin incident, the shooting and Kim Pegula’s medical episode. How am I to believe that they just happened to hit their breaking point right before the Cincinnati game started? It’s a silly notion to me.

Drive up to Albany. McGeary’s is a Bills bar. Decent wings and other food.

I will respectfully disagree with you. These guys (all NFL players, owners and coaches - not just in Buffalo) care about one thing … money. They’re all just fine with sharing the field with killers, woman beaters, child abusers, drug dealers … but somehow, I’m supposed to believe that things like health episodes and mass shootings somehow reach their hearts? I do not and will not buy into that. They are convenient excuses made FOR them by fans who think they actually give a crap about anything other than money. They don’t.