LeGOATski

It bugs me when people say stuff like this. Did you know we pay movie starts and athletes billions of dollars to entertain us, too? We also collectively waste billions of dollars buying junk during Christmas.

Do you light them as part of a Sunday ritual? Do you light them pre-game or during the game? These are important questions. It's all very technical. This is what I do, along with a sharp razor and never against the grain. Never had a problem.

Yep, where most of the bad injuries happen

I bet my list is bigger than yours

lol, I forgot he said that I'm thinking some pretty terrible posters would be gone and none of us would mind, lol

cool

The sweet smell of a crisp new book is always worth it.

The grounds crew was seen building a shed on the back 40 They've brought in plenty of OLs. I don't think the problem is lack of trying, I think it's a problem with their talent evaluation and/or development on the OL. There was a lot of hope that Aaron Kromer could do something with these guys.

Yep. In 2020 I don't think they were on the same level as the Chiefs and were clearly beaten by the better team. In 2021 they were on the same level or better and just blew it.

Some kind of variant of the Hot Carl

Is "beefcake" some kind of insult now? Or do you have a thing for him?

It's certainly in their heads. We'll see if they can do enough to overcome it. They're clearly doing everything they can to get into the right mentality. They need this game if they want any chance to win the division. They really needed the Chargers game too. I don't think they have it in them.

I didn't miss it at all. Its just a misplaced argument. The defense as a whole is aces in my book, but tackling has been a problem and Milano is not one of the better ones. Taron, Hamlin, and most of the DL are all around to make tackles and the fact is that they miss too many. So saying "we need Milano for his tackling" is a misconception. We certainly need Milano in general.

I agree that his strengths FAR outweigh his weaknesses. No doubt he's one of the best players on the team. But if the missed tackles talking point is negligible, then saying "we need Milano to for his tackling" is also negligible. They're two statements that really don't matter. If someone says Milano is a great tackler, then we can remind them that he's really not. One thing this year for sure is they've needed at least one of the star LBs healthy and at least one of the star safeties healthy in order to play adequate defense.

Yeah, for the longest time they couldn't find their wallet to pay the lease.

Eh... he's trying to get his players in the right mindset. He knows their history of performance in the cold. Having the right attitude about it starts from the top. In this league every little thing matters.

It's normal to go through struggles during the season. Schedule, injuries, and defenses adjusting to the Bills offense have all factored into these struggles. Thankfully, the Bills have still won games throughout, actually winning their close games this year instead of falling short. A tough schedule still remains, but playing good complimentary football should keep them rolling and allow them to head into the playoffs with the #1 seed.

But they put tiny slits in the document to confuse the wind and ensure the document remains stable in the elements.

There might be something to it situationally, like often being the first to get to a RB, but I'm pretty sure it's been an issue his whole career and was a knock on him as a prospect.

He has one of the worst tackling percentages on the team, if I'm not mistaken. He's usually at the right spot to make the play, though.

I already told you what I'd characterize it as. And as far as practical solutions go, you can just turn notifications off... You don't even have to delete the app.

I posted this in the other thread about Buffalo being tough to play in: Domes are not as loud as people think and the perfect conditions/sterilized atmosphere they create actually provides less of a home field advantage. Go to that link and review the home records in all those stadiums. Outdoor stadiums take the cake. Domes are good for stats. Outdoors are good for winning games.

In this scenario there's a path you can take that has zero crazy homeless people on it. So, you missed the point. It's not "shaming" them by suggesting he should check himself and go walk that other path. Calling it "shaming players for having emotions" is a mischaracterization and overdramatic