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This needs to be noted by anyone who things the Bills can be successful with a ground and pound approach where TT throws the ball 20 times a game. All they are doing with that philosophy is allow their opponents to stay in the game.

The Browns aka "Factory of Sadness" only exist to keep the Bills from being the joke of the NFL.

That's what I thought.

Who hired the assclown of a head coach? Brandon, Whaley, or.....PEGULA?

Mayo/Miracle Whip. Can't stand it. If it is in a recipe where the taste is masked, fine. On a sandwich or sub...no way. Can't even get one bite down.

WNSA "sports talk for smart people". He is nothing like the sports host he was when starting on WNSA. Now he's just a bitter guy who is "stuck" in Buffalo sports talk radio. I'd love to know how much show prep he does, because listening to him sometimes, I could swear he is just mailing it in.

if he is using a "banned" substance(per NFL rules), why wouldn't he and the Bills be proactive and go to the league prior to any drug testing that he knows he is going to FAIL!! So the Bills either didn't know about it, making Henderson a moron, or the Bills FO was aware of it, making them both morons. I don't know how a player can jeopardize multi-million dollar contracts in the name of a substance abuse policy they think they can beat...or ignore.

I would swap that embarrassment of a football program, for D1 Hockey & D1 Lacrosse any day of the week. Lacrosse is especially a no brainer in terms of facilities needed to get up and running. The student base which is huge has no interest in attending the home football games, and the WNY community is all about the Bills, and for the most part don't give a hoot about UB football.

Oops.

No offense to the current "popular kids" on the wall, but there was never a lack of enjoyable threads in the days of BF, ICE, NJsue, AKC, etc...

Gronk probably provides better ST play, is adequate as a blocker, and a better receiver than Felton. No brainer....especially after hearing Rex praising Gronk during halftime last night.

No more "Bills Run Deep" graphic before and after every single in game replay.

I'd feel better if the players in question initiated a rehab stint in order to get better control of their lives, instead of just going because they can possibly come back sooner($$$).

A planned team event down on Chippewa or somewhere else? If Chippewa, I have to question who the Bills put in charge of event planning.

...and the players probably still ignore the majority of it.

I fixed your post.

Maybe if these knuckleheads payed attention at the NFL Rookie Symposium instead of sleeping or screwing around on their phones, they'd realize what a great opportunity they have if they work hard and stay out of trouble. I don't feel bad for any of them that go down in flames.

All you ever hear about if how they are going to simplify the whole what's a catch, what's not a catch. Instead it continues to be a mystery to players, coaches, announcers & fans.

What is not likely...that they didn't get bussed to/from SJF?

Me to. 16 years of suckiness will do that to your fandom.

I'm wondering how that would have happened since SJF training camp hasn't finished yet, I would have thought the entire team would have been bussed in for the game, and then back to SJF after the game?

Did I see somewhere last night that he was going into rehab for nothing more than to try and get his suspension reduced from 4 games to 3 games? If true, plus the pic of him partying on Chippewa late into the night.... this will not be the end of his off the field struggles as a Bill. It will continue to spiral downward.

I hope "Bills Run Deep" is the work of a public relations summer intern. If they actually paid a firm to come up with that slogan, they need to ask for their money back. LOL

Team sponsored radio, where we dare you to try and stay awake(or not reach for the channel dial) through the entire 3 hours. LOL

What did he say that was wrong? The double standard for a "backup" versus a "star" player when in trouble, has existed forever. Coaches and GM's say one thing, but do another.