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What media guy shoots videos in portrait orientation? Idiot.

Somebody needs to. I mean, for crying out loud, just because the guy looks like a linebacker and is physically fit doesn't mean he can't be a great golfer. And his WAG is a hottie.

I've watched a handful of episodes over the years, most recently about three or four of the Browns' episodes last season. It's a completely edited "reality TV" show. It's not a documentary in any sense of the word. I mean, come on -- that overly dramatic piece about Corey Coleman's shoe collection and him leaving the facility? Give me a break. While I found some entertainment value watching the manufactured drama of other teams, there's no way in hell I want the Bills on that show. Just a personal preference.

Well, here it is. What a first day -- Koepka (trying to make it three of the last four majors) firing a 66, Mr. Analytics matching his score, and Phil firing a 67 despite going in the water at #11! Even Tiger (70) playing well. Perhaps the biggest surprise of the day? The Brits did not fare well aside from Poulter -- Rory +1, Rose +3, and Casey +9 (ouch). Koepka was my pick to win before it started. The dude is just locked in, but he has to be one of the most underrated 3-time Major winners of all time. If Phil is around on Sunday, though, this could be a lot of fun as he tries to tie Tiger for Masters wins.

I don't know what the big "surprise" is here. When all 31 other teams know you want to move a guy you lose all leverage. I don't think Arizona is a very astute organ-eye-zation. At this point I might just draft Murray and keep Rosen -- make it a QB competition in camp and let the best man win. It's a novel approach but dealing Rosen for peanuts would be stupid unless the Cardinals' staff is convinced Rosen is not the guy. Getting the QB decision right is, as we know, the most important thing a franchise can do. I'm not going to trash Rosen in this space but he did not perform the way I expected last season and appeared to be regressing towards year-end. One can make all of the usual excuses about bad OL play and whatnot, but it is what it is. Compare and contrast how Allen finished out the year with just as crappy of a supporting cast. There's something about Rosen that gives me the impression he could just as easily say "eff this schitt" and stop playing football altogether.

The entire show.

Agreed. This year's #9 can not be part of the deal. But my goodness -- imagine a D line that adds Clark and Oliver, and realize the Bills have at least attempted to shore up the OL and provide Josh some weapons? The D could be an absolute beast and the O should be much improved. This suddenly becomes a team with the potential to make a deep playoff run if the cards fall correctly.

I get all of the access to my team I need through the various media outlets (traditional and social). I don't need to see what HBO editors believe are "juicy" storylines, taken out of context in an effort to manufacture drama. No thank you.

We didn't "let him go" -- he was a FA and made the only sane decision he could have, to go to a team with a QB.

I mean, wouldn't the Raiders be a lock for this? That's some must-see TV.

It's a somewhat widely held belief, going back to his days at Iowa when he fumbled four times in the first half of the Rose Bowl. Many believe he was a dirty player who took bribes, although I don't believe he was ever formally charged or convicted.

No, the Oakland/NE*** comebacks were back-to-back weeks in 2011, following the opening win at KC. The Bills got to 3-0 (and 5-1, I think) before collapsing.

By far the most painful thing about that play is that he was on the take...

LOL good post. Such is life as a fan.

To me Christie’s kick was almost anti-climactic. We were all worn out from screaming our lungs out the entire 2nd half. My favorite plays from that game were Andre’s TD on 4th down, and Kenny Davis’ almost-TD-run that preceded Reed’s go-ahead TD. Other plays that stick out in my mind: Mid-70s: as a young kid one of my earliest Bills’ memories was watching OJ taking it 70+ yards to the house early in a game at Miami 80s: Greg Bell’s 80-yd TD vs. Dallas during a 2-14 season; Beebe’s headstand vs. Cleveland in the playoffs 90s: Blocked FG and Biscuit TD vs. Denver that started the crazy comeback in that game; JD Williams blocked punt in the following game vs. Raiders

Is it a high level business meeting?

...spend schedule release day with @Jay_Fixit

If they can get one of these five without reaching i'd be pretty happy.

This is awesome. I'm sure 99% of fans would have presumed Dallas has superior training and recovery facilities to Buffalo.

I believe I saw something last year that ranked the mock drafters and while they're all notoriously bad, Jeremiah consistently had the best results. The guy seems to be connected and/or knows what he's talking about.

Where's the fun in that?

I've never seen someone double down on stupidity the way you have in these two threads. It's remarkable, really.

Nah, Mr. Big Shot is just too important for all of this. He's not traveling to games so he doesn't need dates to make plans -- and even better, he can make fun of those who do. How fun! Freaking neanderthal.

Yeah, and this is what I'm talking about when it comes to UVA fans. Even when I extend the olive branch in my post above in this thread he can't just accept the congrats and move on...he has to keep preaching.

Such a simple mind...