longtimebillsfan

He will be well rested because of his Natrol sponsorship.

Sad but true.

Exactly.

I didn't say there would be not corruption. It will be controlled sufficiently to minimize any negative effect on sports.

I live in Las Vegas. Believe me,betting is monitored and controlled. Betting trends are carefully watched and any large or unusual bets are flagged and investigated. With the money the betting industry generates, many eyes are on every aspect. It is nieve to think betting is beyond control.

Yes, Lou Piccone was the first name to come to mind as well. He was a hustler on special teams and a grinder on offense. He was a crowd favorite.

There has always been gambling in sports. Now that it's legal, it can be monitored. England has had sports betting for a long time. I believe sports will coexist with betting and be just fine.

This brings up fond memories and a funny story. I was away for the weekend and got home late Sunday night. I had recorded this game on a VHS tape. I sat down to watch the game and to my disappointment the tape ran out before the end of the game. I accepted that the Bills lost the game and went to bed. It wasn't until Monday morning that I saw the Bills won! I couldn't believe it. That was a magical year and the beginning of a fun run for our beloved Bills.

Really? Buffalo716 was being sincere.

This is the year the Bills win their first Super Bowl!!

Face it. The train wreck that was the Biden administration and is the Demicratic party is what got Trump elected. Lies, cover-up, insane policies like open boarders, exploiting poor people and keeping them poor is what the Democratic party is all about. Get your own house in order before complaining about an administration that is trying to fix what the left screwed up.

Yes. Making America Great Again. We can't have that.

You covered most of them. That is a sad and lengthy number of heart breaking losses for one franchise.

I have been around long enough to see this tactic play out many times. It seldom generates the desired long term results. Every player is risking injury every time they step on the field. It's part of the game. That is part of the reason why the average NFL career is about 5 years or so. In my opinion, Cook is over valuing his worth and is hurting his reputation by his actions. In most cases, giving a rb a second huge contract is a mistake. I know, you can argue that it worked out for the Eagles and the Ravens, but their success was not mostly driven by their rbs. Those teams are loaded.

Cook is getting really bad advice from his brother or someone. He should attend minicamp, attend all preseason training, and be a team player throughout the season. That will get him a much better contract than acting like a pouty little kid that is mad because he didn't get his way. Grow up Cook.