The Jokeman

New England showed that a short passing game can be as effective if not more effective than a running game in fact the West Coast Offense started the trend.

Sad but true.

Last performance for the Bills*

You're only as good as your last performance and his last performance was horrible. Yet ultimately he allowed to get us Josh Allen which was a great thing.

Tyrod was David Garrard. A game manager at best and for some reason after his first year starting he stopped throwing deep whether it be coaching or his wanting to avoid risks to keep his job etc. He just wasn't good enough as a passer to remain a starter. That Jacksonville playoff game was one of the most infuriating games to watch as we were a better team but Tyrod was at his worst that day.

My mother in law got me this one last year, https://www.hallmark.com/ornaments/gift-ornaments/nfl-buffalo-bills-josh-allen-bouncing-buddy-hallmark-ornament-1OSL2287.html

Say what you want but the salary cap does exist to a degree as if Josh was on his rookie deal you better believe we'd see even better players added.

Let's also remember now that we have Kincaid we can keep Knox in more to block which realistically help the O-line too as not sure that guys we had behind Knox last year were better blockers. Also Damien Harris has been a good pass blocking back in the past, rating 1st overall in 2000. etc. So we shouldn't just focus on the O-line when talk about blocking.

https://collider.com/road-house-remake-cast-plot-release/

Who knows, the NHL draft typically after the top 3 picks is a crap shoot to say the least. I would think it be a Dman since the pipeline not as full as the forwards are but we're also looking for a guy who might not be here for another 3-4 years.

The opening scene to me was wonderfully funny. Yet I don't want to spoil it for anyone who has yet to see it.

My only issue is Gallo was wrong in his history as the last championship the Bills was in '65 not '66.

Ready for Road House reboot with Jake Gyllenhaal?

Considering Chan starters on offense included a 7th Round QB (Fitzpatrick), a 1st Round RB (Spiller)/an undrafted RB (Fred Jackson) and 7th Round (Stevie Johnson) and undrafted WRs (Donald Jones and David Nelson) and 4th Round TE (Scott Chandler) he did quite a bit with "subpar talent"

Well then, yes.

I'm curious, where do the Chiefs fall on the list?

Elam, Cook and Shakir have a good shot of starting. Benford could be in the mix as a spot starter. Bernard has a chance but I like Dorian Williams' speed better.

and he arguably had those most clutch play in NFL history with the Minnesota Miracle. Granted the DB was more of a reason for it than Diggs himself.

I'd think Baltimore has bigger ones with the new deal Lamar got, that added OBJ oh and a new OC etc.

You mean when we thought a backup TE from Washington (Robert Royal) was going to be a difference maker here? Or that getting an injured Shawne Merriman was a solution to finding a pass rusher?

They might already have his replacement on the roster when they got Calvin Ridley from the Falcons or he'll just push Zay down the depth chart.

Only if we bring Tyrod back :eye roll:

Get em to the choppa.

Sherfield showed last year he can be a WR and contribute on ST, key being both.

How soon before Netflix makes a movie about it?