Augie

It’s a nice stat and an encouraging sign. I don’t care about the Pats* or the history, but it describes our season well. Despite more losses than I expected, we won a LOT of games by 2 TD’s or more, and all but one game could have gone our way if a single play had turned out differently. Let’s hope the “Good Bills” show up in the playoffs! NOW is the time to peak!

It started in late October, and it was FAR too often top 7-10. . The first of several, I’m guessing. 🤷‍♂️

How do you feel about goulashes?

While giving up a whopping 52 yards! I think that was the final total. NINE sacks? The D gave up one play all day long. Throwing the ball in 20 mph winds is no fun. I wish we had run more, but I’ll gladly take the AFCE title.

Thank you! 😋 The jinx is in!

My first question would be how many more threads will be started on this very same topic.

I think that is AWESOME. Way back in the 80’s I was into photography. I got a new camera a few years back, but realized the whole thing was more about the computer than the camera and lost some interest. We went to Spain with friends just before the pandemic. We were with a friend who had an iPhone a couple versions ahead of ours and were SHOCKED by how much better her pics were. I can’t see traveling with my big Canon anymore with phone pics having that level of quality. I totally understand that there is a VERY different level of photography, but the every day pic is pretty good. On a related note, watching a football game at home has become a pretty good experience too!

Playing For Pizza by John Grisham. It’s a great read, and that made it come to mind.

Gabe Davis was my most pleasant draft surprise in years. It was odd in the Covid era since we had no idea what to expect from camp, etc., but week one he was on the field and immediately impressed! The guy has great hands and toes!

By all accounts, he’s a pretty good guy. I used to work with a guy who would run into him at brew pubs around town. Would bring in pics to work the next day (half hung over). BUT, that was one hysterical turn of events! 😂 He can afford the fine like I can afford to flush the toilet.

Did he leave his wallet in your car?

Just checking in looking for our next obsession. Out of curiosity I googled Ted Lasso and it looks like next summer before a new season comes out. It appears that the Bosch spinoff (that isn’t a “spinoff”, but a “continuation” - that had to be a money thing in some way) started filming about last June. Those were my favorites. Thinking of starting Ozark or Yellowstone with the wife. Open to suggestions for something fairly light. I’m afraid the Oxy shows would just depress me.

Completely unconvincing. If I figure in the cost of acquisition, the salary cap ramifications and the question about availability, I am 100% behind our scouts getting the next great guy on the cheap for four years. It’s a position that does NOT justify over-investment. .

Improve the offensive line, coaching and scheme and you make all the RB’s better. Period. They don’t need a big “name” RB. “Names” generally mean money wasted.

So, you prefer proven injury risk guys over serious upside guys taken in rounds 2-4 for a minimal fraction of the cost. To each their own.

Since there are no guarantees, would you like to reconsider in a rational way?

But you could always trade your own pick in that round. It’s ammo to move around, for sure.

The Patriots get to keep one of those. Just because………. 🤷‍♂️

But….what if they could bundle him with Luke Kuechly? Does that win you over? 😋 RB’s are only worth so much, and only last so long.

That counts as a serving of vegetables on many school menus. Congrats on your healthy, yet thrifty diet!

All of the above can be true.

College kids and beer money was my first thought, to be honest.

There are places all over Atlanta and most major cities where day laborers gather to find whatever work they can get. I would think there would be a way to find those people and let them get their shovel on.

Yeah? Which one do you leave your wallet in? …and while we’re at it, what is it’s current location?

You want tiny flags??? Hmmmmm I will say, yet again, I don’t really care as long as they remain in WNY. PERIOD. I’m sure we have that part covered, so I’m good. Having said that, I think a dome would help late season attendance. I go early in the season for a reason. I’m an out-of-towner. I would not consider a late season game. That’s NOT a complaint, it’s just a fact. When I was a kid the bad weather games were almost more fun because of the bad weather. I am not a kid anymore, and I have a very nice big screen and a comfy couch. I’m good. MY ideal scenario would be a Minneapolis style facility downtown surrounded by hotels, restaurants and bars. If it were domed I’d consider late season games. The walk to the stadium in Nashville was a far easier and more pleasant experience than me getting near, then into and out of a lot in OP. This is admittedly from an out of towner, and just speaking strictly from that perspective. I could go on and on, but I expect an open air stadium in OP because it’s cheapest and easiest. That will make many people happy, including me. I just hope we have the same great sight lines as we do in The Ralph.