Westside Madness

You are late. I said this like 10 min ago.

Gronk, Landry x 2 (dont forget he did the same **** during preseason) and that one Dolphins player...what was his name...90s..

Mayfield now has more yards passing than Tyrod and Darnold combined.

Not to nitpick and I agree with your position, but Justin Houston lead the NFL in sacks in 2014 with 22. The Bills have not had the NFL leader in sacks since Bryce Paup in 1995 with 17.5.

I missed the game as well. Later, I realized the antenna I was looking for was right next to the TV....sigh.

Sounds like you might not want it even if you could get it...but in the event you do want it, use a VPN, connect to a US server, then access anything as if you were in the US. IPVanish and PrivateInternetAccess work well.

Wait a minute now. You are the one making declarations of what women do all the time; the burden of evidence is on you. Is he supposed to find proof that you claim doesn't exist? That is not how this works.

EDIT - Please read this in the voice of James Spader. You said 'Women do these kind of things all the time. Plenty of women beat themselves to get something' I am confused, do women do this all the time or is it slim but possible...but wait, it happens every day? Your first statement conflicts with your second and your second conflicts with itself. Please clarify what your stance is: 1. 'Women do these kind of things all the time. Plenty of women beat themselves to get something' 2. 'it's very slim but very possible' 3. 'can't exclude possibilities that happen everyday' As options 1 and 3 are aligned, I suppose the better way to present it is: 1. 'Women do these kind of things all the time. Plenty of women beat themselves to get something' & 'can't exclude possibilities that happen everyday' 2. 'it's very slim but very possible' If you choose option 1, then cite your evidence for such a claim...that doesn't include personal anecdotes that cant possibly prove statements like 'all the time', 'plenty of women' and 'happen every day'. Your citation should support all parts of this selected option. If you choose option 2, I think we can all agree with that statement. If you want to choose neither, you can also simply admit that you like to throw around baseless sexist comments. Its not really that uncommon, especially here, but at least own it. And before you follow that up with something about '24/7 feminist', please realize that this is about constructive discussion, not your fear of vaginas. ---------- Oh and one last thing unrelated to this poster. The other poster who took time to state that #fakenews makes a person look retarded. You used mental retardation as a derogatory term while advising another poster of how their word choice makes them looks silly. You rarely see such a fine example of the pot/kettle. ---------- Please resume your normally scheduled programming...

I apologize for posting a viewpoint that doesn't directly attack or support Allen. That might derail the positive and conducive dialog being had here. Ironically, the constant back and forth arguing over Allen is actually in line with the intention of the OP, so my post is the outlier. Carry on. I am sure one side will convince the other side of their position and views. Its bound to happen.

What came to mind is that for the last several years watching Bills games, I think my assessment of a quarterback comes down to one simple play. Can you or cant you? Can you throw a 15 yard out route that hits the receiver and has a low % of being intercepted (based on ball placement)? I understand there are tons of other plays and attributes, etc. But if I sit and think about it, this is the one play that none of our QBs have been able to make. Either inaccurate (out of bounds, too far ahead of the WR, into the ground, etc.) or snack food for the DB/LB. Once I see a few of these completed per game, I will start to develop some confidence in our offense. That being said, the criticisms that have been made about Allen support him not being able to make this throw. Hopefully it was footwork and that is getting worked out. Otherwise, hopefully McCarron can make the throw. And as a reminder, I know there is a lot more involved in the overall success of a QB, just sharing this recurring thought that haunts me every time I watch a Bills game.

My first show was also there, but 2 years prior. NIN, Marilyn Manson and the Jim Rose Circus.

Move up to 2 and draft a CB. Some people just want to see the world burn...

"plenty with merely good stats have thrived." "we definitively know a prospect’s ceiling: His college stats." These statements, from the same article, oppose each other. This, to me, significantly impacts how seriously I take it.

I came to this thread looking for this. Thank you.

I get your point, however, in the last 28 hours or so, the owner, the GM and the coach had media appearances. People are still discussing the earlier interviews.

Individual threads for media appearances is a good thing. It allows people to discuss what was said in this specific media contact. With people creating individual threads about who they want as a QB pick, this thread should be low on your faux moderator radar.

The wunderlich is more important to the DMs....

It depends on how slippery the mats are...

Wait. You think the Browns will trade pick 65 for pick 4?? Or next years first. I cant even read the rest. Still trying to 'the process' that statement.

While we are at it, less call out the mouth breathers that quote an entire OP just to reply to it. My poor scroll wheel...

Any time I feel the need to vomit a little in my mouth, all I need to do is fine a thread on here that involves any social issue. It really does feel like a time warp to the 50/60s when I read these threads, whether sexual orientation, race, protesting, religious freedoms, etc. I think what's the most shocking is how much of a stark contrast it is to any other online forums I read. High level meeting @ 12, take care.

This is literally the opposite of BPA.

Too PC? Why would a laundry soap commercial need to be offensive or controversial?

This thread is evidence to the contrary. #ursulaupper

The irony with this is that the QB that beat him is also one that has been considered a 'career backup' and played well...