BringBackFergy

With the flurry of trade activity involving the Bills I am really going to follow these NFL insiders much more.

Dick x2

@mead107 I’ll pay you an extra $10 to keep me away from these two.

Dareus never made it to the bar...was waiting for waitress to wrap up his Crab Rangoon in a “ to go” box.

If Peterman comes in he throws for 276 yds and 3 TD’s.... (Clarification: defensive return yards on Pick 6’s)

Just asking if Dareus may have been involved...hence the question mark at the end. We’ll find out. Probably Bortles!!

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/10/28/four-jaguars-players-reportedly-tried-to-skip-out-on-64000-bar-tab/

What is NPC?

We should have drafted Mayfield or Darnold. Still can’t understand why we passed on those guys.

Save me two prime spots far away from @ExiledInIllinois and @plenzmd1 . Be there around noon or so.

The inmates are running the asylum.

Not many people know this, but the lizard they are referencing in the song has a slime on its skin that, when licked, causes hallucinations.

Keep this thread going just to piss off CC. (Grabbed some local brew to share on Monday. )

I guess I spelled it wrong. I should look up the spelling next time. Thx

When @ExiledInIllinois gets going on a tangent we just let him go. Don’t ask questions.

When you astrosize someone you make them feel left out or hurt. That’s opposite of complimentary football. When a coach criticizes or makes derogatory comments, the players feel astrosized. Not good.

Com·pli·men·ta·ry /ˌkämpləˈmen(t)ərē,ˌkämpləˈmentrē/ adjective 1. expressing a compliment; praising or approving. "Jennie was very complimentary about Kathy's riding" synonyms: flattering, appreciative, congratulatory, admiring, approving, commendatory, favorable, glowing, adulatory; informalrave "complimentary remarks" 2. given or supplied free of charge. "a complimentary bottle of wine" synonyms: free, free of charge, gratis, for nothing; More You were saying???????

If I complimented you would it not make you feel good and make you work even harder? Same holds true for our team. Complimenting players, supporting them, having their back...that’s the way to grow a “team”. To use derogatory or insightful words would only astrosize players and coaches. No...complimentary football is the way to go. So yes, I’m as serious as a flat tire in rush hour.

@mead107 You better start another parking thread as per Hammer's request. He will only disclose "Lot Opening Time" to you in one of your patented "Sharpie Marker, Cardboard TBD sign" threads. You can carry over the parking place requests from this thread to your new one.

Way to go out on a ledge there Schefty. Is that insider info or pure conjecture? I could have made that prediction four weeks ago.

You can have special teams, offense and defense all play great, but answer this: how do you get those players to perform at that level?? I’ll hang up and listen (Hint: has something to do with complimenting pro players)

LOL. Yes. I know that. Just don’t let my Tundra cast too much shade on your’s and Mrag’s toy trucks.

Well that’s funny...read the author’s recap at the start and he says “complimentary” then later in the article he coins it as “complementary”. Your source doesn’t know his ass from his elbow. Know McDermott as I have seen him, he compliments his players. That’s how our team is being groomed. To compliment each other and our opponents. Nice try.

(Trying not to violate the “Parking Thread” rules) but let me guess, another Ford owner?

Pretty sure complimentary football is just as the name implies...compliment the players on their work and it will pay dividends in 5-7 years. Not too difficult to comprehend.