Tyrod's Tailor

Also, American expats will root for their own teams. I've lived in London before and I obviously rooted on my Buffalo Bills, and the presence of the London Teacups would do nothing to change that.

I've only lurked here for years and I've learned to take it to the bank Kirby. Always grateful for the information, positive or negative.

That was a great time to run the ball up the middle and kick a short FG and take a ten point lead. Bills D had just played their best half of the season, as I recall.

always one every year. Who even knew who Nickell Robey was last year at this time?

I'm impressed you didn't smash the phone, let alone put the clip on again.

I'm in the tank for Gundlach, but these two would be great too.

I'm trying to tell myself there's no rational reason to fear the worst, but......

"That's a nice name....Todd Gack."

I'm no football expert, but plays like that have me counting down the days until he turns in his playbook.

I remember that vividly.

Forbes is the financial world's equivalent of Bleacher Report [before BR started hiring real reporters etc].

That one was so bad--the kind of play where you can't even yell as it unfolds, you just go numb.

Absolutely.

If he's actually the guy this team will stay put.

That can only be a good sign. Says a lot about this fanbase when you consider 1) market size and 2) the team's recent performance.

Hi everyone. I've lurked on this board for a long time but this my first post. I'm a financial professional whose group has worked with Mr. Gundlach's on occasion. I have met the man a couple of times. To put it simply, he's a genius. I realize that doesn't automatically translate to successful ownership, but I still think he'd be a terrific owner and we'd be lucky to have someone so skilled at the helm. (Plus, check out his comments on the "L.A. Multitude" from the BN story at the start of this thread. He's the man!) However, a couple of posters have correctly pointed out that Mr. Gundlach will have a hard time matching both the size and liquidity of Mr. Pegula's fortune. I would also point out that Mr. Gundlach has a few issues in his background that came out during his old employer's lawsuit against him. They're NSFW (and hilarious), so I won't post a link here, but a simple Google search will point you to what I'm talking about. Go Bills!