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Word on the street is he’ll start practicing as soon as the new Stadium renderings are released to the public.

Then he should do what I do.... (I leaned this trick from Señor Wences) Tuck the thumb under your index finger, paint some lipstick on the 'mouth' that was created, stick some googly eyes on the index finger over the lipstick, now get in the shower and reach around the curtain. Hello gorgous!

They both want to pursue their careers, but with young kids to watch, someone has to give in. Giselle: TOM why don't YOU stay home and take care of them? It's MY turn! Tom: I'll just dump them off at Phil Rivers or Ryan Fitzpatrick's house. Those guys are retired and they won't even notice a couple of extra kids.

I suspect that Brady got one look at Josh's girl and thought, "I'm Tom Brady dammit! WTF am I doing with this past-her-prime nagging wench?"

Ignorant. Nobody's leaving their cocaine baggies lying around - unless they mean empties after a good pinky swipe around the inside - then yeah.

I wouldn't be so quick to count McKenzie out. He didn't show any obvious signs when he ran off the field to the locker room. Last year (or was it the year before?) Josh was in concussion protocol, but was cleared to play the following week. If McKenzie suffered a very mild concussion, he may miss some practice time, but it's entirely possible he'll be cleared to play on Sunday.

First of all I’d have been surprised if I knew the one loss would be the fish, but we killed the others. But in all honesty, we’re looking good. Hopefully we’ll get the walking wounded healthy and avoid any other major losses.

My Bills shirt I’d been wearing since Friday, but went in the basket Sunday morning. BTW- is that really your name or is it what your wife says to you when she has a headache? 😁

Milano was consistently great all game, so your point is well taken. But Poyer’s 2 INTs, especially the one that resulted in a touchback- those were huge.

Looks like y’all got it wrong. The final Jeopardy question was: Who is Jordan Poyer? But for all you losers, as a parting gift, here’s a box of Rice-a-Roni…the San Francisco treat.

The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness. For he is truly his brother’s keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you.

I believe the question was answered with the video that Einstein posted.

Not sure if this has been brought up since yesterdays win. One of the stranger circumstances that can occur in a game is a player carrying the ball (Singletary)but not wanting to go into the end zone, even though it’s right there. At the same time the opposition wants him to score. The Ravens know the best odds of getting the ball back for their offense is to let him score so there will be time left to march upfield. So here’s my question: As Singletary is trying to stop at the one yard line and go down to give himself up, hypothetically, could the Ravens’ defenders have forced a TD by holding him upright and carrying him into the end zone against his will? Anyone know what the rule book says about that?

When he looked sub-par and it was clear he wasn't being aggressive enough, a lot us criticized his play, rightfully so. It wasn't a personal attack! He's playing much better this year. I suspect he realized there was room for improvement. I'm sure McD and his position coaches have been pointing out ways he can improve, and he's apparently been receptive to their advise. I don't believe the criticisms from the past were unfair, and I don't think anyone here has an axe to grind with him. We're thrilled that he's playing the way we hoped he would. Why would we continue to criticize if he's playing well?

I can’t help but wonder how much his political views or maybe just his anti vax position led to his dismissal. I thought he was extremely dependable. Was great at finding the opening and getting the first down. Rarely dropped one.

Agreed. I’ve been a vocal critic. Could be he was aware of the criticism and he realized he needed to up his game this year. He’s playing with more aggression and tenacity than I’ve seen in previous seasons.

60 minutes

Jeff Seeman who’ll be officiating the game is the son of former zebra Jerry Seeman. Seeman is his dad’s little squirt!

Simple - a classic Buffalo-winter space heater or chicken wing oil fire. They'll be ripping their parkas and wool lumberjack shirts off faster than you can say "lake effect".

Almost perfect. The finishing touch would be adding an Anchor Bar kitchen with glass wall so they can film the wings being tossed with sauce in the metal bowl right next to the falls.

That's why it concluded with "nevermind". Catch up already. We're moving right along whether you're with us or not! 😉

That's painting everyone in South Florida with a broad brush. It's like saying everyone in WNY is either an Irish alcoholic or Pierogi-eating Polack who think the real border crisis is not being allowed into Canada for the afternnon matinee of the Canadian Ballet. Oh wait a second.....nevermind.

Here’s a idea for the next trip to Hard Rock: have the equipment manager bring large packing trunks with bathroom vanity-sized mirrors. Set them up on the Bills sideline so they reflect the sun right back onto the Dolphins sideline, into their eyes, and onto their Microsoft Surface tablets. Take that fishes!!

In their defense, these are humans and they were physically and mentally exhausted. If I'm busy doing yard work in the Atlanta heat and humidity, I'm spent after an hour. Granted, I'm not as young or in great physical shape as the players are, but they are exerting themselves at full speed in heat, sunshine, humidity, with barely a breeze. It was described as feeling like 124 degrees on the field. The Dolphin players having shade on the sidelines (as opposed to direct rays all afternoon) may be the 2 point differential right there. Add to that the cohesiveness that was lost as they had to call on 2nd and 3rd string players on short notice. If they had a mental or physical lapse, I can't blame them. Those men gave it everything they had. I believe the short pass to McKenzie that should have been 6 points, can be attributed to Josh simply running on fumes. In my estimation, he lost the acuity and concentration needed for the proper mechanics to place the ball McKenzie's reach. The mind and body were no longer in sync.

I disappeared for 10 years. Forgot my password. Finally took the time to re-up.