Stanley Lombardi

Genius!

"Yes, Wyoming, there IS a Santa Claus." Well done, sir.

Off to the side of our property, we have a slab of concrete (formerly a barn floor) with a basketball hoop. My kids call it "The Aud." I can't remember using the term, but I must have. By the way, the Aud had that indefinable something. It was an electric place for sports.

I call it War Memorial.

Thanks! I sure hope we are able to see more of this guy's work as the season unfolds. He's engaging and instructive.

Listen to Tasker for a while, and you will catch a glimpse of the heart of football. If what you want is an accountant, turn to Pro Football Focus.

Yes, other teams play other teams and the results of those games bear upon the playoff prospects of other teams. Thus it was for the previous 16 years of the Drought as well. So my question remains, What is 'fake' about ending a 17-year Drought in his first year as head coach?

What is 'fake' about ending a 17-year Drought in his first year as head coach?

You're more into the Dick Stoneface Jauron school of coaching.

It looks to me like a coach, coaching.

Just ordered a Bills Mafia flag yesterday. Long may it wave.

Brad Riter is the public address announcer at University of Buffalo basketball games. He is also the "color" man on UB football broadcasts. He does a good job at both, IMHO.

It was in 2007, I think. The Bills v. the Patriots*. Brady would dink/dunk his way down the field, as always. When he got near the red zone he would just lob it to the end zone for Randy Moss, who posted up in the corner and easily boxed out the cornerbacks for the ball. They must have scored 40 points by halftime. It was effortless, and there wasn't a thing Buffalo could do to stop it. It looked for all the world like two guys just playing catch.

He's a real Buffalo Bill. I hope he gets it all together and keeps it all together. Godspeed, #64.

1. Coaching 2. Culture change (as a result of #1)

Before the draft occurred, I read many, many articles about the QB prospects. Somehow I missed many, if not most, of the "expert draft analysts" you are referring to.

No way, no how. TreDavious is an absolute gem.

Where are my candelabra?

I always root for a good story, so I love to see the D-3 kids get a shot. Hey, you never know.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2019-nfl-draft-heres-a-super-early-look-at-the-top-100-prospects/ That's amazing! 12. Anthony Johnson, WR 62. Khalil Hodge, LB 82. Tyree Jackson, QB

McWheane.

Subtle as a sledgehammer. My regards!

The Pegulas are a godsend.

In one year the McBeanes took a team with the longest drought in major sports, dumped a boatload of the so-called stars, upended a loser culture, straightened out the salary cap situation, and methodically, systematically positioned themselves to draft a franchise-type QB. Oh, I almost forgot. They ended the drought. A+.

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