EmotionallyUnstable

When MN drafted Teddy Bridgewater, a Vikings fan I was watching with cracked a beer bottle over his own head. If the Bills move up and package the future (22, 21 and next year's picks) to select a LB, I will break a beer bottle over my own head

Gross

So what you're telling me is, no matter which way you slice it, he's still rich as ****

Trying to make Greg Hardy look like a choir boy

As you stated, opinions vary!

Sure, makes sense. A rational thought. I wasn't looking to argue. But maybe I've overstepped.

I'll spell it out for you... You asked if my mother taught me "if I don't have anything nice to say, dont say anything at all." Yet, you are the one that called me a jack ass? I never said anything"not nice." You're clearly just thin skinned and trying to pick a battle instead of offering any quality dialogue.to argue against my point. So go ahead and call me a jack ass again and move on because it's apparently all you can offer

In rebuttal to your first point, you're the one that implied I was a jackass so your hypocrocy is staggering. Secondly, Jim Kelly was a Bill and is no more a Bill. For someone who missed the 90's and has never experienced the success they had, it gets extremely tiring hearing about all the greats and the glory days. And no, I wasn't looking for a reaction, at least not the one you think. I was asking sincerely as I know that some fans similar to my age feel the same way about these stories as I

Being tired of hearing about a former player and the tiny details of his personal life is lacking respect? Some might argue that airing and discussing his personal health lacks respect. Sorry I don't live in the glory days...

Thin skin much?

Anyone else tired of hearing about the has beens?

I appreciate that you've made an effort to talk about not talking

Nothing official. Just have called him that since we've drafted him. It was a Fitzpatrick/O'Leary over stated interesting fact joke... I guess it wasn't too funny

As small of a role he played this season, I wanted to shout out some love for one of my favorite, under-the-radar Bills. His ability in the passing game is sneaky. His measurables wont shock anyone and, in fact, may appear disappointing. I do believe him to be a good route runner and a reliable, trusted target. His numbers have improved each season in both yards and catch percentage. To me, he has carved a little niche as a reliable South Team TE. As far as his blocking goes, he has to be better. I can blatantly remember him as the occasional perpetrator of blown assignments, most notably in pass protection. Any idea why Nasty No Glove Nick has struggled in the blocking game? Is it due to his unimpressive numbers and his inability to keep up with the big boys? Or is it more of being out of position or technique flaw, that is correctable? Entering 2018 as a ERFA, I'm hoping the Bills will make him an offer to keep him around for a while. Btw, did you know he went to Harvard? Or something like that... https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/O/OLeaNi00.htm

Idk but I think you're supposed to trust it

I like it

Went with other... ...didn't see a category for "busted-doing-blow-while-driving"

That last td throw was a dart

Anyone rooting for the Pats, what the hell have you been doing the last decade? How is this a question?

Yes and it was hilarious. His attempt at the ball was denied by his own belly

Let's go Vikes

Not at all. We knwe exactly what out strengths/weaknesses were. Big Ben also played awful in the first half, which helped the Jacksonville offense quite a bit.

William.

Is he a clapper?

I don't envy Steelers fans on this day