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If she's elected President, her personal situation becomes far worse IMO. At least if she loses, she can still get the pardon, avoid jail, end the investigations, make money and fix her legacy. Bill Clinton has to be secretly hoping for a loss. At this point, four years in the White House after all of his foundation work has been reveled means no women and no money.

We're due, right? -Cubs Fan, April 20, 1924

My big miss: I thought the Jaguars would be playoff-caliber. My bigger miss: Thought the Bills would be on fire at the bye, with talk of Ryan's imminent departure.

Where is this "Seattle is a good team" talk coming from? Can't block, run or score. Three injuries of note: Wilson injured. Hasn't thrown a TD pass since October 2nd. Bennett injured and out for MNF. Chancellor may be out for MNF. If anything they are about even with the Bills.

His 90s show full of fighting and mayhem? God no. Stern was also famous for his access to popular adult film stars. Back in the 90s, pre-Internet, that was a draw. However with the internet and that industry even going mainstream, I doubt a radio interview is all that exciting.

I like our chances. Most of those teams are one-dimensional on offense, not to be mistaken with well oiled, multiple weapon attack of the Patriots. I see all those games as winnable IF the team shows up to play. (That's a big IF) but there are no assumed blowouts there.

She's in better shape if she loses the election. If she remains a private citizen, Obama will pardon her and she can continue making money and living a comfortable life while framing her legacy. If she's President, scandal and her ill health will paralyze her from getting anything accomplished. She will probably face impeachment within a year. It's not like she gets elected and everything goes away. It'll get worse.

I recall a thread a few months ago about all the former Bills players we'd bring back. I guess the FO is taking that thread to heart. (Still holding out for a John Digiorgio signing for the defense.)

You've probably heard the actor playing King E more than you've seen him. He's an accomplished voice artist - has been in plenty of popular cartoons and video games.

Money makes you soft. Times have changed. What he got away with in the 90s gets three blocks of protesters for three weeks today that make delicate radio executives anxious. The big deal about what Trump said on the bus with Bush was PG rated compared to what Stern said and did in the 90s. Hell, you don't have anything near Morton Downey Jr., Jerry Springer or Jenny Jones on TV today.

Rex and the gang out-psyched themselves yesterday. Always do when it comes to the Patriots. You could feel the sideline panic once it was 7-3. As jr1 stated - the Bills had 167 yards on the ground. MG could have had 100 yards by the half if Lynn didn't have a freak out and went to the pass. MG has shown that he is a very capable option next to McCoy. I was pleasantly surprised.

When's the last time the Bills had a *great* tight end? The list of TEs going through Buffalo since Pete has been as long as the QBs.

I don't know what his deal is but there is no way he should get paid CB #1 money by the Bills.

My very tin foil hat conspiracy theory: These hacking groups are being funneled information from NSA/DIA/CIA insiders and Wikileaks has the 33,000 lost emails and is going to release them - but only after she's elected. The FBI is being leveraged big time into reopening the case because having those emails released after she's won the election and/or has assumed office, you've got a very, very bad situation on your hands of having a President-Elect found to have committed crimes and then the sitting President pardoning the President-Elect. That'd be a mess.

Free agency killed this league (and MLB). It's just been a slow bleed out. Teams can't retain talent for the long haul and build something so it's a lot of flash in the pan and mediocrity. It's boring to watch.

24 was ahead of its time as it shaped future shows. It was a big deal to have a movie star do a tv show. Today it's the norm. The split screens, each show is an hour in Jack's day, the movie-like production, the violence... Without 24, I don't think you get shows like the Shield, Sons of Anarchy, Lost, etc. All novel things in 2001 television.

#1 Running Back When McCoy goes down you can literally hear the offense powering down along with him.

The Warriors have zero rebounding. That's how they lost the Finals up 3-1 and that's why they lost last night. They have no paint presence.

The irony is of the new season is that it's essentially the same premise of the first season of the original show. I was happy to read Tony will be featured in the season at some point.

They need a come to jesus moment about the RB position. If they don't trust MG and LM is injured or out, isn't it irrelevant at who you have at the receiver position?

They had to go long on Negan violence because the Governor character and storyline was underwhelming. Otherwise it's Rick and the Battlin' Milita knocking off the villain of the week.

My one contribution: Their defensive game plan did not take Miami's running game seriously. The game plan looked a lot like last year's game plan. I'm not calling Dennis Thurman lazy but I think he stuck with what worked because it worked well last year. If the defense contains the run yesterday, it is a Bills win.

TS-19 is still my favorite, probably because it appeals to my enjoyment of science fiction. It delivered the kick to the nuts and hopelessness without the gore. Don't forget that "New" Jack Bauer and Tara are out in the world somewhere in addition to Morgan and Carol.

Isn't it ironic that Trump is getting blasted for wanting to have a dialogue with the Russians? In other decades, that gets you a peace prize.

When it comes to polls, there is no apples to apples comparison. While poll methodology makes the brain of the average American bleed, it matters how you ask the questions, to whom, sampling error, etc. That's why you can have such wild swings - Clinton is up 7 points in Poll X but in Poll Y, Trump leads by 3. Here is an article on how the polls fared in the 2012 election. I've added the link to the most accurate poll from 2012 based on that article. http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/11/10/which-polls-fared-best-and-worst-in-the-2012-presidential-race/?_r=0 http://www.investors.com/politics/trumps-1-point-lead-holds-despite-debate-uproar-ibdtipp-poll/