EmotionallyUnstable

I can ***** up the Bengals. Sign me up!

Any chance we win the lottery? Who do we want

Dude! They went from "leaky pipe" to full blown firestorm in one episode. The worst part being, they gave the implication that their lives turned to ***** because of the whispers. I refuse to believe the could have infiltrated their society with enough prowess to set forth all that damage, let alone kidnap and murder 10 ppl. This show should have ended with Negan.

What a ***** episode IMO. To jump from thriving communities to broken and needy is a plot gap I can't overlook. Issue aside, the whole show is moving towards mini plots that are stupid and not meaningful to me (Gabriel/Doctor/Rosita) In just a short time, they've managed to butcher a majority or the original cast and try to force feed new characters (Lydia/Enid's boyfriend/Alpha) that I have no interest in. How are the whispers more of a threat/challenge than the Saviors used to be?!

Really? Saw the trailer and not sure. I loved Heath Ledger's portrayal FWIW

New live action Lion King... Don't judge me

I must have missed something... I th9ught the final scene was the disguised Alpha surprising her daughter in the movie theater?!

Dips his wings in ranch

Who wants to pay for getting rid of *****? I already do that with my taxes. I live in a very populated neighborhood. It's also not good for the environment to burn. The pressure treated chemicals make that a no-no. Me love you long time Perfect! Thanks. I tried calling but can't get a clear answer. I'm going to drive over before I load up my truck to be sure they'll take it.

With all these free agent signings; specifically related to depth, I'm leaning towards wanting the Bills to package some later picks and move up to get better players. I'm not interested on moving up in the first, but possibly trading a 5th or a 6th to get higher into the middle rounds. This seems like a more useful way to spend draft capital since those late picks likely won't make the roster anyways. If they can steal away with 3-4 good starters, I'll call that a serious victory.

Pulled down the deck this weekend (Amherst, NY). Highway department says they do not schedule special pickups and will only take 40-50 lbs per week curbside. The old deck was 230 SQ ft pressure treated lumber so it would take forever to get rid of it that way. Can't burn because of stain and chemicals. Looking to unload somewhere for free as I struggle morally to pay for something i'm getting rid of. Anyone have a similar experience or a woodchuck I could borrow?

This is ridiculous logic, man.

BIG ATHLETIC BASKETBALL PLAYERRRRR....MUST MAKE HIM TIGHT ENDDDDDD....

Well, according to mobs...

Well I wasn't even close.

Trade Miami #9 for this guy

This is still a thing? Give me a real TE if I'm putting one on the field. Otherwise, just March our a 6th OLman

Okay, you're crazy. This was so much more true 10, even 5, years ago. There are many ways around special teams risks in the modern NFL. Any coach preaching a three phase game is equally important doesn't actually think that. To think he'll have more impact on this team than the other 7 FA offensive players (4 starters, ateast) is down right certifiable. I should know. I am emotionally unstable.

The city and franchise has been trapped in Satan's anus for twenty years. But go ahead and feel bad for them.

Thanks. It's definitely a strong number. Unfortunately no other Jets returned punts last year so it's hard to have some perspective as to how much of his production was based on his talent vs. surrounding cast and scheme. The Bills' return men averaged between 5-8 yards per return on punt returns in 2018, regardless of who was carrying the ball. To me, it wasn't necessarily a lack of talent that was pinching those numbers.

You could make that argument, sure. But on the list of things that is potentially the reason the bills lost or won two games, it is near the bottom. There are many, many more important aspects of the game that could be difference makers in tight games. Could this be one? Sure. But the few additional yards that guy is getting us probably won't be the reason we make or miss the playoffs. I'm.not knocking the signing, as much as you might try to portray these comments in that narrative. All im highlighting is the thought that I don't think the excitement over this signing is as warranted as many people are making it to be. The ST coach and surrounding cast are equally, if not more, important than who is carrying the rock.

Sure it's an asset. Did you miss where I acknowledged it as an upgrade or an improvement? I'm simply stating I don't think it's as much of a leg up as many ppl here seem to think it will bring this team. I hope I'm wrong. I just don't see myself watching the Bills winning football games next year because of this guy. Temper expectations

Any team that is relying on their return man to win a game against last year's Bills, is not a team im proud of. I get that he could offer some great returns. So can other guys. Some people on Twitter are jumping up and down like we just signed Dante Hall back when he used to throw up the X. Good point, I'll have to go back and look at those numbers.

It's great to upgrade at any position. Bringing in the top guy, even at long snapper, is an improvement. That being said, I'm not nearly as excited as some of you are about this pick up. In a league where more than 50% of kicks result in touchbacks, im not too sure how much of an up grade this contributes to the team as a whole. I'd be pumped to see some kick return TDs, which we've been starved for in recent years. But in perspective, this signing will have little impact. His average return yards on KO were about 29 (far better than all others). But is that 4 yards on average the difference between a successful offensive drive leading to points instead of a three and out? Probably not.

The ring volume on my phone is on high.