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I never thought of Flutie as a back up, but I guess he was given R. Johnson. If accepted, he was high on the list. For all of his flaws and some people who don’t like him he turned around an anemic offense when we had a tremendous defense. It may have ended with Johnson losing the Music City Debacle, but we weren’t even close to getting there if we put him back in after his injury. I know I’m in the vast majority from the vets here, but I like D him, and do know his flaws.

Agreed. i know Reich and Davis are the obvious, but Davis really was the change up back for Thurmon. Reich is hands down and everyone is a second. Take that one out and Tasker when asked delivered not just on ST as a HOF there, but could run the right routes, catch and was durable. I remember him as a WR and was impressed when we needed him. I’m sure there are others. This is one I have to look up and don’t have the time during the day.

That was great Yolo. Thank you.

At least that’s what Dr. Weo said in his evil lair. 😏

No argument Ethan on OJ. Most of us didn’t see him. I was 3 when he hit the 2003 mark, and only an early memory for me as my oldest brother and dad went nuts, so I didn’t know why they were excited, but they explained later. No one wants to talk about him because of post career, but he was a man amongst boys. Thanks for sharing.

GET OFF MY LAWN! Just kidding Don. My kids had to remind on him. As long as he doesn’t do the malfunction, I’m good.

You mean the guy over 18 years which is a feat in itself of the NFL record of 200 sacks in a 3-4 defense as a DE, which was unheard of back then Bruce Smith. I know he didn’t blow it up, but what he did was just keep winning over 18 YEARS. He’s the best Bills athlete we’ve ever had on this team. It’s not even close,

Happy happy birthday, happy happy birthday, happy birthday, SDS, cha cha cha! My kids used to do that to me when they were young. It involved clapping and all that stuff. Have a great one SDS.

Buftex, well said my friend. For an example I typically jump on the in morning and use as a coffee wake up things to scan here. Usually busy during the day and take a quick look at night as all if you are good about posting different interesting articles, etc. I just don’t have the time or the inclination to watch much of anything. Confessions, I’m in sales so while driving around I have either WGR in the obvious Bills spots, or NFLR. Just passes the time while traveling from hospital to hospital. It’s funny, I typically like the interaction between the callers and hosts better than many of the interviews as it is all coach type speak whether a player or coach.

That fumble was the turning point Chandman. I remember having hope until then, and even though I believed in them, I was watching them make mistake after mistake after that play. It was like from the TV they were emotionally rattled. It’s too bad.

Drought, that’s been a saloon conversation for the last 25 years. I’ve heard everything from we don’t ever go back as we won the big one, to we get a taste and lose to the Skins, but beat the Cowgirls. I appreciate the topic and those were good times, but looking forward to our team creating lots of new positive memories.

There are hundreds of examples where a player is nursing an injury, doesn’t practice all week, and still plays the following Sunday if cleared by medical.

The first statement holds some truth to it. I also think there is some zoom fatigue. It was funny a lot of the shows new season started tonight, and on Chicago Med, they talked about this phenomena, and made me think I’ve felt it too at times.

The next 30 years of 1st round picks and then the answer is still no.

Some people get so wrapped around the axle on this stuff. White on blue sounds cool. It would be nice someday if we could bring back the red helmets once or twice a year, but honestly I don’t care, like I don’t care about power rankings or things that don’t matter. 8-2. That matters! Go BILLS!

Sal’s awesome! I love his spots on WGR. He always provide very thoughtful remarks.

well, you are smarter than PFF. 😂😏😇👍

Noggin, I read a couple of posts, and said, no, I’m staying away fro this one. Well said though. I hope overall as it’s not just coaches, but contributors that at a minimum something positive happens from it as we don’t make these decisions. Back to ball. Much less land mines there.

I assumed Dawk. Why I tried to beat to the quick. I feel like Yolo for a hot second.

I’ll play along. Gugs, I didn’t know you were on you tube. 😏 just kidding buddy. Trying to keep it light with my friends.

They can’t per the CBA so this is a moot point.

Hap said it best. Who gives a crap what these tools say about our guy? My response Josh. Keep winning. MaKe them look like absolute morons once we are 8-2, then after the bye, 9-2. See what they say then. They’ll keep making excuses and give props to everyone but Josh so they can save face, and they will look even worse than now as the rest of the world will be non stop how great Allen is as a 3rd year QB. Let’s go one farther. We finish 12-4 and he is a final for AFC player of the year. Then let them choke on their tape of every stupi not measured response they’ve had forever.

I second the motion. Everyone in favor say Ay, Ay, AY, AY, AY. The Ayes have it. Moving on, please. Some people have no notion of the CBA, the common sense of just waiting on two more years of cheap labor especially until we are one year past the Covid Cap, and oh by the way we have to pay others. Once we lock him up it’s $40 mil./yr. and hamstrings us. In the world of bad ideas, I can’t believe this one was maybe good natured as you love Allen and god bless, but not rational in the slightest. He will be a very rich man genrationally in 2022, and is Worth it.

Thanks for sharing Hap.

If it were not for Ralph (May he Rest In Peace), there would be no foolish 8, the Raiders would have folded (he loaned Al Davis $ to keep the Raiders franchise alive in the early 1960’s), that if you follow the logic would have an AFL that wouldn’t survive, and so on. He brought this city two AFL Championships, he resisted moving the team to Jacksonville, kept it in Buffalo forever and made it impossible for a successive owner to move the team, and donates 50% of the proceeds of the sale to philanthropic causes in Buffalo. For a man from Detroit loving our city and team so much he named the team after the previous Buffalo Bills from the 1940’s. He always fought for small market owners survival, was a driving force for the shared revenue concept. If we are going to discuss whether Ralph would turn this team around, it’s almost fitting especially younger fans know how many great things he did for the NFL, the team, and the city. Now whether he would have been able to land Beane and McD which is where this starts, I’d say no. He probably would have held onto Marron longer which was a typical Ralph move. I never had the good fortune to meet him, but my dad would see him every once in awhile at the Buffalo News. He told me one day he was leaving the news to go to M&T bank for a meeting and Ralph said to dad, if you’re heading that way, let’s walk together. He told me Mr. Wilson couldn’t be any nice and asked my dad what he would do next on the team. They only walked together for two blocks, but of course my father was just polite and said he was doing a great job. This was during the Polian days. Just the fact that Mr. Wilson wanted to know from an average fan what are some good ideas just shows back in the day, he care what fans thought. God bless Mr. Wilson and hopefully you’re smiling up in heaven what he can see is happening to our beloved Bills.