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Along with that short out to Coleman.

Thanks for the clarification. I didn't know about the protected element.

Keep in mind that the Bills would have the opportunity to put him on the 53 if another team put in a claim on him. They still have 2 more PS elevations to use on him, so no real need to make that decision until after game 3.

That one will always sting for me because I watched it in Tuscon, AZ with John Fina. Just before the sneak I said, "Just have Josh sneak it twice and the game is over." John responded, "I don't know, it's too close to the goal line. I'd roll Josh out and throw it if someone is wide open. Otherwise, he can kill some clock and throw it away." The Bills followed my script, and you know what happened. Fina shot me a glare that I still see in my dreams. 😀

The only thing I know for sure was that Walker whiffed entirely on that last FG try,

How about the "Opener with the Unbelievable Closer" game?

Agreed. I told my nephews recently that all of the greatest comebacks in sports history were only made possible because a team fell way behind. Never lose hope, especially with 17 under center.

I’m still in shock and wondering how in the hell I’m going to get to sleep tonight and up for work in the morning.

Download the MafiaKickoff app. It’s shows up-to-the-second countdowns to every game’s kickoff. It also posts the final score at the completion of each game.

Winner, winner chicken dinner. It is indeed Mike Lodish.

Guess who the arm in the photo belongs to? No need to get defensive. The answer will come to you if you tackle it properly.

It's called the "Fat Perez Euro Step." (Those are words I thought I'd never type on TSW) https://buffalowdown.com/josh-allen-planned-first-td-celebration-break-the-internet

Now that he is with Taylor he's probably privy to the illuminati gel.

I've thought about this, and I know that my thoughts will be of my two long-departed grandfathers who loved the Bills and fostered my love of them. I'm sure that many others will have similar thoughts.

Reigning 3-time champs

Caught this one the other day. I thought it was a very strange product endorsement. Can’t imagine an athlete Josh’s age would truly have any issues with sleep.

Don Johnson had a hand in designing the look for the opener.

Aryna Sabalenka leads Jessica Pegula 7-2 in their lifetime head-to-head, with Sabalenka having won the last three matches, including finals at the 2024 US Open and 2025 Miami Open, and a recent match at the 2024 Cincinnati Open. Pegula's wins include the 2020 Western & Southern Open and the 2023 WTA Finals. The tough part about Thursday is that Sabalenka got a walk-over today, so she will be well-rested.

I thought Jessie looked dialed in, in the mixed doubles matches that were held before the regular draw. Her partner let her down. Her serve and volley game is built for the hard courts. Hoping this is the year she can add a grand slam singles title to her resume.

Gordon Jump took over the role from 1989 until 2003. In 1987, Jesse White retired and was made a Maytag consultant.

She was, along with Mr. Whipple, the gold standard of tv commercials.

Just want to give a shout out to a good buddy of mine, Ryan "Zeus" Fleming. Ryan is a longtime Bell Captain at the hotel that I work for in Niagara Falls, and he has been pursuing the acting bug for a number of years. Recently, he has landed a number of national commercials, including playing the Bills fan in a Josh jersey in the just debuted spot that advertises the 2025 ESPN NFL schedule. You may also recognize Ryan as the dishwasher repairman in Cascade commercials, the exasperated dad whose daughter drives through the wall in the Dominos "emergency pizza" commercials and the guy in a nondescript #7 jersey in the Keytruda commercial. (All of these commercials are filmed in Toronto, btw). I have posted his greatest hits below. He also has a recurring role on a Canadian TV show called "Gelato Stories," and he has appeared in a handful of independent movies. He's a hardworking guy whose dreams are starting to come true. Hopefully, you can follow along as his star continues to rise. And if you stay at the Hilton Fallsview, there's a good chance you can meet him and say, "Hi."