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Maybe not physically but it is every bit as mentally demanding as QB.

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This time last year a significant portion of the people on this board and the sports press at large were certain the season would eventually be canceled. It’s panic porn. And in doing so you won’t be able to verify: A. Their actual vaccination status B. Whether they would have become sick even if vaccinated C. Whether their absence caused a loss but by all means feel free to reach conclusions and declare them certainties.

It happens in places other than journalism but two, nine, or seventeen wrongs don’t make a right. IMO the article is a pile of simplistic garbage. You may have a different opinion.

The good news is that if the Bills are one of the 31 teams that don’t win the Super Bowl, some douche will find a way to point to his article as the reason by using twisted pretzel logic because a backup’s third cousin got sick. Hooray for journalism.

The Bills are just so terrible in every way. Got a take on Mr. Wonderful Mac Jones you can share?

At that point, Jim punched Jauronimo for calling him Chris.

You’re worried about COVID-19 but not the multitude of other health risks that jump off the page from those pictures?

Let’s do one comparing NASCAR drivers to golfers.

You’re forgetting Luuuuuuuuuuuuuton.

It’s everybody’s fault except Jack’s. Grow up Jack.

You’re right. They should probably reduce the penalty to 5 yards until there are at least 10 broken necks per season. At that point it might be revisited.

Is this the Crosby, Sims, Nash and Young guy?

Well now it was.

They can either pass it or they can’t. If the NFL or anyone else is going to get into what percentage chance of passing it is “low enough”, that is pretty arbitrary. Is someone with natural immunity from having had the virus a “low enough” risk?

Vaccinated people can get the virus and pass it along. Correct? If that is true, it makes no sense to isolate Beasley and Davis for 5 days simply because they are unvaccinated……if that is in fact the case about them and is in fact the policy. What would be the rationale? If a vaccinated Diggs were with them would he be ok to attend practice? If so why? Either all of them and the staff member should be isolated or none of them should be. If the virus can be caught and/or passed along by anyone regardless of vaccination status, then what is the rationale of disparate treatment? Maybe there is one, but it has not been properly explained as far as I can see.

Duck Dodgers coming in soon for Rams. Collinsworth says he is better than Allen.

That’s why I was hoping Bass would miss the kick so he wouldn’t when it really counts. Oh well, at least he screwed up the squib.

What service is that on?

Kruschev also made baldness and furry hats all the rage. The Nikita trifecta if you will.

Marine said he was great with the pick therefore I don’t want him on the Bills. Pretty simple concept that usually works.

Britney’s father just won some court battle and would get all of Josh’s money.

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You know who else doesn't want Eichel to have that surgery? Eichel. That is unless he doesn't want to play any more and is planning on retiring. There is no way on the planet that anyone in their right mind would opt for that surgery with plans on continuing an elite NHL career. It's a ploy plain and simple. If pouty Boston boy gets his desired team in a trade his plans will immediately change to more traditional remedies. If not, he will continue to "want" that surgery. The Sabres are certainly not the most well run organization in sports but he is doing them dirty in the worst way.....worse than O'Reilly did with his "lack of passion" crap * 1000......Eichel makes Aaron Rodgers look like a straight up loyal to the team type of guy. The deceit is palpable and disgusting. The strategy is more see through than 99% of windows and none of the hockey pundits have the chutzpah to call it out.

NFL: Justin Herbert is just ok with a few really bad games sprinkled in. Chargers are under .500 Justin Fields has a great 2nd half Jets sweep the fish Teddy Bridgewater has a solid year and Broncos contend for playoff spot Bills: Dawson Knox looks great but gets injured around week 5 RB by committee works fine Jaquan Johnson starts to emerge somehow International exchange program backfires as Obada and Wade get in Spencer Brown’s ear. He moves to the Sherwood Forest and joins an archery league.