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Josh Allen 😍😍😍😍

Yess!!! Now let’s go Josh!

Please Buffalo don’t make this game interesting. I’d like a nice relaxing Sunday with a decisive Bills win! 😁

Great first half! Now, please don’t try to play it safe and sit on this lead. I want McDermott to just keep his foot on the gas. Stick to this more aggressive game plan!

Wallace!!

Damn, gotta give credit for that catch.

Defense did an excellent job identifying that play.

I like the call to go for it on 4th down.

Most games are available cross platform. There are some only available on either the PlayStation or Xbox (with the edge going to PlayStation). But pretty much every major AAA game is available on both. https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-all-access There are 2 different options. Its $24.99 a month for the series s and $34.99 a month for the series x (the one listed for $22.99 is the old Xbox, not the new one). https://www.walmart.com/cp/xbox-all-access/8571041 Looks like Walmart is also offering an option to upgrade the series s to the series x after 18 months. I didn’t check the other sites, they may be offering something similar too.

nice depth signing.

Either one would be fine. Just FYI with the Xbox, the new consoles are called either the “Series X” or “Series S”. Their old consoles are called the “Xbox one S” and “Xbox one X” so you can see how it would be confusing. If you get the Xbox, just know that the series x ($499) is a much more powerful console compared to the series s (but also $200 more, so...). It will upscale all the older games to 4k HD. The series s is digital only ($299) so no disc drive, and it’s less powerful (but still more powerful than current gen consoles). Same with the cheaper PlayStation 5. They have a disc version for $499 and a digital only (no disc drive) for $399 (which would mean you have to buy all games from their online store. I prefer being able to buy used games, and sell my old games if I choose to). The disc drive versions of the Xbox and PS5 will also function as 4K ultra HD blue ray players. If you’re only really interested in sports games, Xbox has a new deal with EA sports. All of EA’s entire game catalog (including the new ones that come out) will be on the game pass. So it’ll have all of the Madden NFL, NBA, NHL, FIFA, UFC games. There’s a monthly fee for game pass but there’s a bunch of deals for it available. I did a deal where I got game pass ultimate for the next 3 years for like 1/3 of the price. Xbox also has a deal where you can get a new gen console on credit. You make monthly payments for 24 months and it also includes the Xbox game pass ultimate for those 24 months. Playstation has more exclusive games than Xbox but Xbox’s game pass is far superior. They just permanently added the entire Bethesda game catalog too. Id just get whichever one is available. I could see it being tough to get a new console in 2020.

Got an email from GameStop:

I thought I had it from Walmart. Everything went super smooth. Added it to cart. Went to checkout. Added all the shipping info, etc. Was ready to place the order but I wanted to add the 4yr protection plan. It took all of 15-20 seconds to add it but by the time I did and hit the checkout button, it was out of stock. Crazy. Everywhere else I either couldn’t get the console to add to my cart or I couldn’t complete the checkout if I did. It’s crazy how fast these consoles went out of stock. Same thing happened with the new nvidia 3000 series graphic cards from what I’ve read. I wonder if it’s bots buying these things up for resale or if the demand is just insane from so many people being stuck at home more often? I did end up being able to get a Series X (disc edition) directly from the Microsoft store. I had tried once from their site earlier and apparently it added it to the cart even though it said it didn’t. I had tried a few other sites with no luck and was about ready to call it quits. I just happened to notice in the browser tabs that the Microsoft website was on the checkout page so I tried to check out and it let me.

I think this is the link. It’s also up in the one bills live section on the radio.com app. https://wgram.prd-radio-drupal.com/media/audio-channel/9-23-former-nfl-quarterback-jordan-palmer

Staal just out over over 40 goals 2 seasons ago. He was 3rd on the wild in points last season, and he led the wild in points during the play-in (playoff) round. He looked damn good to me during that play-in round. I thought he was Minnesota’s best player 🤷‍♂️ I think he’s a lock for at least 20 goals and 50pts at 2C next season, and I could see him doing better than that. He was the Wild’s #1 center (including last season). Now he will get more favorable match-ups with Eichel as our #1C here. And his play.

Same here. No receiver in the draft was bringing Diggs well respected veteran presence into the locker room. He’s added a whole new competitive drive/spirit to the offense. Not that they didn’t have it before, he’s just bringing it to another level.

Damn, Carr is just holding the ball FOREVER.

wasn’t really sure where to put this tweet. Pretty damn cool!

Hopefully they’re not that stupid. From what I’ve read Bethesda will still operate as they have, but we will see. Xbox acquired their parent company. Im hoping that if anything it means Bethesda will have a bigger budget. I don’t think they’ll try to go exclusive to Xbox. Why lose out on all that profit? I think this is mainly about putting ZeniMax media’s entire roster of games on the Xbox game pass. That seems to be where Xbox is pouring much of their resources. Now they can offer a bunch of 4k enhanced Bethesda games on day 1 with the new consoles, plus the new Bethesda game(s) set time come out in the next year or two. It would be pretty damn cool not to have to buy the new elder scrolls or fallout. I’m not sure if they’ll hit game pass immediately but I’m hoping they will.

https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2020/09/21/welcoming-bethesda-to-the-xbox-family/ Pretty huge acquisition for Microsoft. Woe, Xbox game pass is going to be pretty sweet between all of Bethesda’s games (sound like maybe even the new ones!) coming as well as EA’s entire (60+) game catalog.

Same here. The Xbox has always kind of been my main system. I had a 360 so when I wanted a new system I just bought the Xbox one. I use it for everything too - spectrum, Netflix, Disney +, amazon prime. It’s actually the only way I can watch some of those apps and use the full capability of my system. Right now I have an older 1080p AV receiver so I’m hooked up with an optical cable (to avoid losing 4K video). I have 3 separate ways to watch most of those apps. But the Xbox is the only one where everything works. On one (Roku), the surround will work but not dolby vision. On the other (built in tv apps) dolby vision works but some apps (Disney +) output sound in 2.1 channel stereo. I did also buy a cheap used ps4 a while back for the exclusive games. I only somewhat recently got into gaming and PlayStation definitely has the better exclusive games (I didn’t really know that until somewhat recently either). But I still like my Xbox better. Graphics are better, it runs smoother, the interface is better/easier to use. When I buy games I buy them for the Xbox, unless it’s a ps exclusive. So it’s kind of weird buying the PlayStation first. I’m debating trying for the preorder of the Xbox too and then just deciding which one I want. Or maybe I’ll just say F it and keep both, then buy a game for each and see which system is better, then make that my main system. I need to stop spending $$ though. I’m doing too much online shopping since this damn pandemic started... Kind of bummed reading that there will only be a handful of games that will take full advantage of the new system’s capabilities. Most of the big AAA games have to run on the old systems too, which limits what developers can do.

Bills 1st in the division, for now at least!

Nice!

Newton has all day to throw. Patriots don’t look like they plan on giving up the division easily. They’re going to be a damn tough 2 games.

Thought the Seahawks should have challenged that catch.