Doc Brown

I remember it being around 10 million but I believe the impeachment trials weren't in prime time. Plus, what's the point of watching something if we already know the outcome?

Any Republican primary poll I've seen for 2024 that includes Trump has him blowing everybody else out of the water. Here's the latest one. If he runs again he'll be the nominee.

You'd think neither party should nominate a celebrity with no political experience but it worked in 2016. So..........

It helps though. Anytime people have trouble understanding the limits of not having elite arm strength I just show them this. Having an average arm limits the playbook.

I know. I just find it funny the last name was Baker.

I watched the hockey game. I just assumed it was a rerun of the impeachment trials. It did have about 20 million plus viewers across all the networks which is pretty piss poor all things considered.

I'm glad they got Kromer on Ford's last year on his rookie contract as I've been less than impressed with our o-line coaches since McDermott has gotten here.

That is weirdly specific.

Baker determined to sabotage his team on the way out. Good for him.

I’ve come across Paladino a few times and he’s always came off as an arrogant jerk. Buffalo can do better.

I’ve come across Paladino a few times and he’s always came off as an arrogant jerk. Buffalo can do better.

I looked at the TNF schedule and chuckled to myself that Al Michaels is going to call the Jaguars at the Jets on December 22nd. From the Miracle on Ice that was played on tape delay on ABC to two bottom feeder teams in the cold Meadowlands on a streaming service with Kirb Herbstreit when both teams are around 4-11.

I watched the Tampa Bay game the other day. There was 22 seconds left when we tied it at 27-27. The Bucs had one time out left and Brady was warming up on the sideline. The broadcast shows McDermott running into the special teams huddle with Heath Farwell to I guess make sure his wishes are clear. Bass squib kicks it and the Bucs get the ball at their own 16 with 16 seconds left (took six seconds off the clock). The Bucs decide it's not worth it to take a shot down the field to get into field goal range and kneel the ball to play for overtime. Based off that, my best guess is the squib kick was called in KC and McDermott for whatever reason overruled the call. Maybe he changed his mind at the last second and not everyone got the message but Bass did. Or, vice versa. A long kick for a touchback was called and McDermott changed his mind and called a squib kick. Bass never got the instructions. It would be fricken nice if we knew what happened though.

A lot of that messaging (take all your guns, abortion through birth, it's the liberals who are the real racists) have been pushed by the right for at least 30 years. Culture wars sell to a certain point but the Democrats are going to get CRUSHED this election because of combination of inflation, high gas prices, and historical trends following a presidential election. I think the GOP gets more of the popular vote than they did in 2010 (+6.8%) and the Dems did in 2018 (+8.6%). That means at least 30 seats in the House and three to five Senate seats (both flipped).

Depends on what the focus groups, tv networks, sponsorships, and legal team tell him.

This comes across as pious but I'd temporarily suspend my fan hood because a Super Bowl victory would feel empty with management selling their sole for Watson. There's just too many accusations (and they're all disgusting) for me to think this is some grand conspiracy money grab against him. There's no way in hell I'd become a diehard fan of another team though.

The title of the movie made me laugh. Sounds like a thesis paper a male graduate student would do if they were still a virgin.

My guess is he did and Hardin wants to make it look like this case came up out of the blue to portray it as a money grab.

All they have is youth available. Are they making more or did I miss the boat?

Which is why he stayed here. Significant more money would be a reason for him to follow Daboll to NJ. It would be interesting to know how much the Giants offered Dorsey (if there was an offer). If there was did the Bills match it?

I'd pry go in this order - Moulds, Bennett, Byrd, Brown, Williams, Schobel, Jackson. Lee Evans and Stevie Johnson don't have enough of a body of work to deserve it. Phil Hansen should've never been on it.

This is so dumb. That's like holding a rope manufacturer accountable for someone hanging themselves.

To be fair he also told a McDonald's employee that was the best burger he ever ate.

Timing could be coincidence but the guy obviously really wants to be GOP nominee. Glad he's not governor of New York or we'd pry lose the Bills.

Watson badly needs a new lawyer.