Buftex

Tasker is a lot of things..but pompous? I don't hear that at all. Personally, I kinda like Tasker. He isn't a great speaker, he gets jumbled up and kinda loses his train of thought at times...but I think he is a real, salt of the earth kinda guy. These guys have to talk about football, for ten hours a week, year round, where there isn't really a whole lot to talk about I think they do alright. I think Maddy is bright...but she really is hard to listen to for more than a few minutes. I would suggest to her being more concise...he questions are kinda rambling, with lots of footnotes required..... Brownie is probably the best of the bunch as a broadcaster...but to me, he is the one that comes off pompous.

B-Man...some comfort to know you are still a huge pile *****...

It's a little different whrn one is a criminal, the other is not.

I think he means that they are white...

My first Bills game was at August, 17th, 1973. I was eight. Been madly in love with this team ever since.

I don't think either of them is a priority, right now. Both are under contract for 2025. Not saying they should wait until their contracts are up, but there is no urgency to re-sign them right now. They have other priorities.

I believe this is what you #######s call "flooding the zone"

You can rest assured, it will be more bull####

Not defending Rex at all (he was awful), but as I recall, Mario was pretty awful after he left Buffalo... he was great his first 3 years for us, but I think he really did hit the proverbal "wall"in 2015. He was terrible in Miami, in 2016 and then out of the league.

The only team I ever stopped following was the Buffalo Braves/San Diego Clippers. Loved the Buffalo Braves as a kid...was heartbroken when they moved to San Diego...I really tried to keep following them...but at the point in time, trying to follow an west-coast NBA team was near impossible. They were never on tv, and box-scores might appear in the Courier Express two days after the fact. I switched allegiances to the Celtics. It was the early days of cable, and we could watch every Celtics game on the Boston super station. I hated them when the Braves were in town...but my older brother and father were both Celitcs fans from the pre-Braves era of the NBA, so it wasn't as bad a leap as it sounds. I did like the Montreal Expos as a kid (Bills colors), but kinda lost interest in baseball early on. My love of the Sabres is on life-support right now...I still watch most games, but they are starting to be nothing but depressing. I think about ditching them every season...but something keeps me holding on. It gets a little harder each year... The Bills? No, I will never stop pulling for them...as hard as this ***** is right now, I still love team..

And I still remember how many here laughed when they heard that Whaley wanted the Bills to take Mahomes...hindsight is always 20/20

I have taken the Monday off after the Super Bowl every year since 1990...it's my own personal holiday. I am sure I will watch the Super Bowl this year...but I absolutely loath both teams involved. At work today, wish I had taken it off... really depressed about the game....sure it will pass. But, there are few things worse than people offering hollow consolation over something they don't know, or care about...especially when they mostly Cowboys fans!

Yeah, I get it...it sucks to lose...again. But I hate these kinds of posts too. It's fine to be a fair weather fan, if it makes it easier for you to cope...but why project that on to our players?

The more talk there is, the less I care. If Josh wins it, it will only confirm, to all of us, what we already know...but it will also just take the whole MVP argument to even more absurd levels. The MVP award only really matters in national perception. The narrative will be that Lamar got screwed, the NFL favors Allen...and most depressingly, that there is some racial undertone to the whole thing. ***** the MVP! A Super Bowl is the only thing that will ever end the argument!

That is pretty much all sports commentary is these days...