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Funny, in 2008, our neighbors were ( the husband) stationed at the Italian embassy as he was homeland so they rented their house to Michael Bennett the RB who was at MN, then Tampa, SD, and I think now in jail. The goof bought a rolls as the backup RB, and the wives called him daddy war bucks. For him and so many others living in my neighborhood like M. Clayton, the WR who was an alcoholic, they make such stupid frivolous decisions. In what world would you not just Uber to the airport? As Forrest says, stupid is as stupid does.

In a snap, crackle, pop.

Thats House’s stir line. We really need to connect the dots here. Somethings afoot.

So if you guys were listening to Dibiasi today on OBL, it’s not the worst play like Wide Right, or Music City debacle. He stopped that talk fast. He was asking what was the most BONEHEADED move one of our players or players of other teams did to screw up a game. My first thought was the moronic Leodis move when finally beats the Cheats to run it out vs., just sitting on the dang ball and we win. The second someone just brought up I forgot was Tuel time with that horrible interception against the Chiefs when we had the game done and throw it away or to Stevie. Those were horrific boneheaded moves. Just to help for conversation for those not listening for parts today. Bad outcomes are obvious stated in the beginning, or poor Everett almost dieting on our field and thank god for our medical professionals with the ice cooling techniques to the spine that literally saved his life. That wasn’t these guys topic. It was absolutely horrific decisions that cost us or another team a game. You can’t really say Norwood’s kick was a horrific decision. He wasn’t good at 47 or farther and did his best.

You just accurately typified why I could care less about shows like this just like power rankings. Currently among most we are #3 and that is very fair, but if we were ranked #6, does it really matter if we end up 14-3, top ranked, make the SB, and whether we win or lose we made it. I certainly think we can make it this year. We certainly aren’t making 10.5 like the odds makers State. That’s ok as they picked us in Vegas to win 8-9 last year.

#101, so he throws for 5300 yards, rushes fir 500, and pisses off every NFLN analyst and of course pff so they have eat their crow and finally give him respect. God, I can’t wait for him to show this wasn’t a fluke last year. Oh and all of those Lamar just needs receivers eat their words when he has no 6 guys they drafted in the last 3 years as well as Sammy etc., and still is #32 in the NFL in passing. Bitter, maybe a little. I understand the question mark before 2020. Now it’s just silly. in all seriousness, he’ll make the top 10. It will still be lower than it should be given he was the runner up for mvp, but I don’t see these clowns giving him #2 although he earned it. If you just think of the definition which is who impacted his team the most, how can you not say Allen didn’t make this team the last year.

Kwai, I forgot about you my Bradenton bud. I’ll let you know, amd if nothing else we could toss a ball, and toast with a beverage together for a Bills win. I haven’t missed a Bills/Tampa game in Tampa since my first in 93. I’m going to really try not to miss this one. I’ll let you know bud. Hopefully you can make it as well. We have to get at least a few of us TBD guys there. I’m guessing there will be more than a few flying down from WNY and abound. Long time to go, but maybe in November we can see who can make it, have tickets and find a lot or off lot to sprout our various Bills apparel. If it’s anything like the previous 4 I’ve been to, it will have at least 20,000 Bills fans there. It’s how we roll.

Always the stir.

Glad he’s better. I hope he does well in camp.

Dawk, it’s been commented on multiple outlets, but you probably know by now I enjoy MTC on Sirius with Jim and Pat. I’ll just them as a reference that the hit in revenues the owners agreed and certified by the NFLPA to spread out the hit over two years. So Pat was basically saying once they get through this hit and now that 100% fan attendance is expected, you should see a balloon in 2023 and 2024 catching us up. This is why we’ve had more one year prove it contracts and veterans accepting a lot less, as the teams wouldn’t hire them at premiere rates. He mentioned by the time this CBA and new TV revenue ends the cap should look like $225 or so in 23, and $255 in 24. Then teams start really benefiting and players of course given revenue sharing the back half of this decade is conceivable to end with a $350+ cap. I think extensions now that the capologists on teams can try to map out likely scenarios will back end Allen and Edmunds contracts using as an example. The players and owners took their lumps over these two years. Only time will tell as these things are calculated every year. Those guys logic on that show was relatively pragmatic.

Wow, Josh is now Bobafet.

Daddy O Town and Timmy, I might go to the Bucs and Ajax games. It just depends on my schedule, but living in Tampa, those are easy games to attend. When I was younger I used to go with a couple of buddies to the annual Fins game. Getting too old for South Beach. If I do go to at least the Bucs, I’ll PM you guys as we can always catch up and commiserate outside. There will be a ton of Bills fans there. Even though Tampa won the SB, if both teams are hot again this year, it will be an expensive ticket, and there are tons of Bills fans that live in Tampa. It seems to be a favorite transplant are for prior Buffalonians.

Yolo, I’m glad you at least mentioned it was Josh who Davis was referring to in the clip as it’s never said. I assumed he was referring to Josh, but as always I always love paint by numbers.

Stafford is someone I’m watching this year. He’ll finally has a decent line, solid running game, weapons, and a punishing defense. The Rams could be the next home team SB host as I believe it’s in LA this year in Kronke’s Taj Mahal. As far as George, remember when he was a rookie and Bruuuce literally tattooed him in the backfield. Thx MJ as always. A fun watch. Let Chandler know you’re editorial in the end about having to go to YouTube was funny. He’s always great for those vintage films. Both of you are smart as you’re title makes it easy to do a search in YouTube to find it.

No Don he wants phone a friend or 50/50. I had to sit through enough of that stuff with my parents years ago when I came to visit. Sad thing is my dad still watches wheel of fortune. Whenever I come to visit I feel dumber in 30 minutes.

Ethan, you make some good points as I went back and looked a little at his college career, and he was pushed when drafted to be our 1 tech DT rotating with Star. I don’t if he has added any size from 2020, and that concerns given his longer rehab on a tough injury. This is a telling year for Harry, but also a step forward for AJ, and on offense Ford.

You beat me to it Lime. There is no way one of the poorest owners in the NFL is going to forego the remainder of a $100 mil. Guaranteed contract. The latest I saw on Audacy is Davis’ net worth is $250 mil., one of the lowest in the NFL compared to Tepper of Carolina at different reports of $14-16 bil. Davis is stuck with Gruden whether he sucks or not. Believe me I’m no fan when he was in Tampa. He brought the Bucs their first SB, but then was up and down revolving from a winning record one year to a losing one the next. He pushed out the architect of the team, Rich McKay to get a lapdog in Bruce Allen. He brought in old over the hill guys until fired 7 years later. The two teams that stick out to me are the Bears and the Broncos. My reasoning is the Bears have a very good defense, have a young new to develop QB, and a fan base sick of their anemic offense. They made the playoffs several times, but almost felt like they were limping in except their best record year. I can see if a bad year Chicago moving on from Nagy. The Broncos would need to pull off a trade with Rodgers for them to get deep in the playoffs. They too have a decent defense, and an anemic offense. They have a defensive minded coach so as it often occurs owners seem to lean the other way after firing a coach. If Daboll is promoted to another team, and a good leader (McD) always want to develop others for success. Looking at their track record, I can see one of the offensive position coaches as strong candidates fir the next OC. This is just wild off season speculation so we’ll see. It shouldn’t be anything to worry about after JA having the same OC for four years. He’s in a far different place now than a guy like Lance or Fields. Fields would probably benefit greatly from a coach like Daboll. Thats my 2 cents.

Ktulu, the 49ers, Fins, and Stillers tried that exact strategy. It didn’t work in good conditions. We’ll see. The Pats defense may be better as they received a couple of their opt outs back and Chung I believe retired. They also brought in slower, but bigger WR’s and two TE’s that were an upgrade. That should help a weaker QB or inexperienced one. I’ll still place 21 red on Allen and Diggs all day long.

You’re such a stir. you’re a stir too. Now Kittle, we’ll.

Ok, fair enough.

Sure. I won’t debate that point at all. What I’m saying is in those winds even with Josh Allen’s arm there is still a margin for error as a gust of 50 or so can draw the ball off and you’re snacks can pick it off. Therefore why so worried about the pass. it sounds like you are a pats fan and as the mods say welcome here. My point was if the pats ***** down te run which was suspect in 2020, even though successful in the pass, the pats would’ve forced our passing game meaning more opportunities for the pats. It was a critical error for the pats. I doubt even Favre with that rocket back in the day or elway would’ve had an easy time with that wind. The thing about OP is the wind swirls which makes it even harder like the old Giants stadium. you may have won that game if you put 8 in the box. You’re team played into our hand. When a level playing field in the second game it wasn’t even close. You can say they had nothing to play for but neither did we when we shut out the jets from a playoff birth when futz was there. Our guys wrecked the jets season. We weren’t making the playoffs finishing 9-7 even with that win.

He has an ejection fraction of 44 vs. the norm of 55-70. That’s a precursor to CHF. He had a legitimate medical condition and this was negotiated last year by the NFLPA and the league. whether people agreee with this joint decision last year or not, he had a right under that agreement to opt out. whether he plays or not is tbd. I dont expect him here after 2021.

Boxcar, you’re right it is voluntary. He has leverage in the sense they really won’t fire him as they get no savings from it. you would think after a year off and much less concerns for COVID given recent developments (vacc.)

No worries. I actually thought you were being sarcastic. If you really didn’t know, no problem. If it helps I’m a little concerned he didn’t show.

T- are you serious? This was discuss d hundreds of times and yes he was paid $350k as he had a medical reason with the cardiac issue. Others get $150k, and comes off Their contract.