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As I stated only in links at end of article. Armed? I am more worried about legged. As my buddy has told me based on size of my feet "Whatever you do don't kick me!"

The field flipping did not become that useful since too many teams between the 20 yard lines were able to make plays fairly easily down the field. I think the Bills are looking for the big play on special teams which is why Roberts was not a priority. Haack has been part of special plays. Bojo had issue over kicking the ball. https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/2021/03/bills-sign-matt-haack-3-things-to-know-about-new-punter.html

Emmitt was one way MUCH better than Thurman - acting. He'd act out injuries to give his team a break, be taken out with announcers saying he may be out for rest of game and then one player later he would be playing. It was to point in sports bars patrons would be saying he will be back in one play when announcers repeat their spiel.

Really annoying that you need to have account to read it. Created one but have no desire to post in it.

I am aware of it and list. Supposedly when bit it can make you allergic to ticks. And evidently I am not first to suggest a Tick as name. Did a search afterwards and found a column on suggestions of sports teams named after insects with it. It certainly would be a fearsome team name. For Cleveland I think Cleveland Catfish would have been a better name.

IMO during draft only reason to sign Jackson was continuity of offense if Bills kept Tyrod. Once Bills traded Tyrod I had no interest in Jackson. Never had any interest in Rosen. Darnold and Mayfield were QBs who needed specific (non-QB running) offenses to succeed and did not see we had staff/OL to make them successful. Allen was a high ceiling QB who needed at least a year in development to be successful. P5t5rman was a practice QB only and AJ McCarron was placeholder QB whose upside was less than Dalton. Allen was thrown into fire due to lack of options.

The Texas Ticks seems natural name for a team.

Some prefer dumb for they fit in.

Most left due to "knuckle-dragging cavemen" like you? We had some very knowledgeable on football.

What happened to the good old days when players would get in trouble, do some community service and be suspended?

I was using the internet before there was an official internet on gaming.

I would but my wife does not use them in cooking. I cannot think of a single Cantonese dish using limes.

Agree. When Marshall Faulk played he was described as "Thurman like" in his play.

TIL selling playbooks is illegal. https://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/02/sports/football/where-have-you-gone-garlic-breath.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/02/sports/football/where-have-you-gone-garlic-breath.html Maybe he got tip from Joe Scibell.

I love garlic. When I am cutting garlic for my wife certain parts she does not want so I just nibble on them while cutting. Same thing for onions.

It is intelligence. Not if players or coaches but similar to military intelligence. They know lots of little things from film study, legal and illegal, including tendencies of zebras. Fortunately Director of Spying is retiring (supposedly) soon.

I am aware of story just believe she should be redirected to someplace else where her willingness to chat would be more useful. Maybe a Retirement Home where some residents may not have had a visitors for a while.

Would you feel more rotten firing a staff member because revenue went down because they were busy chatting rather than working? No. Nothing to feel rotten about. If you have time suggest other places she could go chat and donate her time since she has so much of it.

Decided to listen to article since was option. Advertisement for Patriot Payroll was a bad choice.

Article did not even mention Giants - it was only listed under filed.

Clearly what you are saying is he should be traded to New England since they do not believe in following rules, I am not sure what New England would do with @OutOfBubbleGum though.

I am so glad you made the effort to survey them all. Are you a telemarketer pollster in real life?

"Superbowl or Bust" has become a catch phrase but not always correct. Is it a bust if your starting QB it taken out of season by an illegal cheap shot? is it a bust if in AFC championship or Superbowl if Zebra makes a poor call costing team the game even if the league sends an apology letter? This is an example of what the media has become with hits and 15 second segments (segments that if you watch on internet often have ads longer than segment).

And since there was a nest those eggs may not hatch.