unbillievable

Now that Biden has brought world peace back by winning the election, when will they announce his Prize?

I would feel better if he didn't know anything about Buffalo. It's scary that he can name specific players on the opposing team, and remember how they're playing. Most coaches mention team tendencies, schemes, and other analytics. Belichick, in the past, has mentioned noticing certain players take an extra step turning right vs left.

The current Democrat platform is to lower the voting age to 16, but not be held responsible for your decisions until 26.

Zach Brown. Wasn't re-signed after his rookie contract expired in Tennessee. Stayed on the market until late in Free Agency (just before the draft), and became a first time pro-bowler for Buffalo.

Seems to be a problem with New York's "other" teams. Not that I feel bad for the JETS.

We only have 10 more years left on Earth.

Can someone explain to me how Hawking was able to reply in complete sentences when all he could do was move a joystick?

I expect it will be like Cruise ships; Subject to the laws where the ship is harbored, otherwise it is governed by whichever country built it. We did see our first crime in space... https://www.livescience.com/anne-mcclain-space-crime.html

I read it all. Just because you said it, doesn't make it true. What makes a city "big"?.... because people want to live there more than "small" cities. The current system lets smaller market teams compete by overpaying for talent. Sometimes you can throw "culture" or "coaching" as an extra benefit. You can also exploit the "home team" discount; people's preference to avoid change... ...but remember, Eli Manning forced the issue, while Buffalo had to bribe Mario Williams with 100million.

Doesn't matter, the problem will be the same. Since the teams will offer the same money, the player will choose the better market. Occasionally, you can entice a QB with surrounding talent (Tampa Bay), but the overwhelming advantage will be in favor of big market cities. None of the other stuff you've said matters. Not the luxury tax. or the hard cap. Neither the franchise tag or transition tag changes anything. The player perspective is that it's best for them to go to a bigger market.

If it tastes good, and doesn't kill you, eat it. That's how we survived as a species... Imagine the first person to eat cheese...

His first year, I refused to feed my puppy any human food. I don't know how it happened, but now he doesn't like to eat things that taste/smell like bacon.

Doesn't matter, the problem will be the same. The bigger markets will dominate, having good QB's, especially with the rules skewed towards passing. The smaller markets will become farm teams, like the NBA.

How many teams have regretted letting a QB go to free agency? (this millennium) Drew Brees to Saints Kurt Warner to Cardinals Ryan Tannehil?

That's the NBA model. Individuals have a player CAP within the team CAP. The players no longer pursue the money and are drawn to bigger markets.

I can see a problem with determining "performance" and who compiles the grades... PFF?

Create That's the NBA model. The big markets will dominate, leaving smaller cities (like Buffalo) in limbo forever.

All electric cars will be include governors that prevent speeds above the posted limit.

12 weeks vacation a year, and 1 year vacation every 5.

the Patriots play Baltimore and Houston the Bills play Pittsburgh and Tennessee The rest of their schedules are the same.

I wish Bills fans wouldn't go on other team's forums. I like to see what other fans think, but the second a Bills fan starts commenting, it becomes nothing but trash talk.

Follow Biden's directive... ...the police should have just shot the knife from the guy's hand.

Marcel Dareus is still available and he was better than Poe last year.

I want a floatie chair and a VR headset.