Drunken Pygmy Goat

That's more than likely due to improper transportation. Medical marijuana should be stored in the trunk. And typically, it's sold in labeled containers or packages. If someone has a med card, transports properly, and is still cited, they would easily have the citation dismissed in court.

I believe GPS spoofing works on CBS All Access, but don't hold me to that. It used to work on the NFL Mobile app but I think they figured out what was going on and figured kut a way to prevent that.

Oops...i was multitasking on twitter and confused myself. Either way, the point doesnt change

Unless Trap looked earlier or yesterday at Diggs' twitter and those weren't Diggs follows then and suddenly are now. I assume Trap knows how twitter works.

They have less than $3 mil in cap space. They would have to do some serious work to their current contracts in order to afford Diggs.

How can a question be a prediction? Anyway, I say no. It does make sense to sit him Sunday, then have the bye week to fully recover. Also, maybe taking a bit of a step back to reflect on the "hero" stuff and let it sink in might help him and the team going forward. Being in stage 4 is good sign for him, and fir his chances Sunday, but it also helps the Bills gain a bit of a competetive advantage, in that the Titans have to dedicate time to prepare for 2 potential starting QBs this week. The film on Barkley in Buffalo may be short, but it helps nonetheless.

They took a clip from the game of them two leaving the field, and a quote from Hyde in WGR on Monday and put them together to make a story. Hyde didn't say anything that we all didn't know.

When Josh told the media that it was "surreal" to play against Brady, it made me worry a bit. I don't know if his nerves were in the wrong place and he played poorly as a result, or if the pressure was too much for him, but that comment stuck im my head. Throughout the first half, I kept saying "ok, settle down Josh", but it never happened. On the throw to the flat early in the game, I thought the route was supposed to be flatter, but even still, there was no one within 10 yards of Beasley. A softer toss to the same spot the ball went to gets completed. Josh is still young. Bills fans have put a ton of pressure in him, the moment was huge, and I think it affected him mentally. He has to be able to shake that and just go out and play, while playing within the scheme and being smart. I do think its funny how whenever things aren't going well, especially when it revolves around the QB, certain posters, that you don't see posting when things are going well or good enough to win, suddenly come out of hiding to generously share their opinions...it's like they don't know how to act or react when things are going well, as if "bad" had become so normal for them that they suddenly feel comfortable coming out of hiding. As soon as bad things happen, POOF! Every time...

There should have been an unsportsmanlike conduct after the hit as well. You can't stand over a player and do that. Then he looked at the Bills sideline. He was very proud of himself...******* doucher!

The opening drive in the 2nd half was also high tempo, no-huddle. It was a good strategy that seemed to catch the **Pats off guard. But the key was that Allen started taking what the defense gave him, as opposed to forcing the ball downfield on low percentage throws. It was similar to how the Bills started the game in week 1 against the Jets. But after that, he seemed to revert back a bit to what was killing the team in the 1st half. It's ok to criticize if it's warranted. After yesterday's game it is warranted. BUT putting Allen is so many positions for mistakes to possibly happen was also part of the problem...really, the root of it. So it wasn't all on Allen, IMO, yet from most fans, he gets all the blame. Yeah, he does need to learn from and correct those mistakes, but as fans, we also need to understand where this team is in it's development, and allow them the time to do it. It's not just about this year, its about the next 10+. Most people have the right idea though: if we're seeing these issues in about 9 or 10 weeks, then we'll be concerned, because it's the long term ramifications that they're looking at. I feel confident in saying that if Allen doesn't get taken out, the Bills win the game, but we just don't know. We've seen it in a couple games already this year, but not against that team and that defense. Barkley nearly did what we think Allen would have done, but fell just short. And once again, that's despite multiple turnovers (and a special teams TD), nearly won the game against that team. Some Bills fans can be extremely annoying...

I had a feeling this was going to happen at some point this year. The pedastal that many Bills fans seemed to unrealistically prop Josh Allen onto was so high, that a hiccup or two here or there would seem like falling over Niagara Falls... Josh has a long way to go. He just made his 15th start, against a great defense with the best defensive coach that makes opponents beat you by doing what you're not good at (Daboll helped by unnecessarily calling so many passes...). A lot of fans were talking about Allen in the offseason as if he was a 5 year veteran with rings. I get it though; he's a gamer, with a big arm and wheels, who sticks around to sign autographs and says all the right things. It's easy to root for the kid, but he's just not "there" yet. 15 starts

I'll admit, Allen struggled a lot today, and has some ball security issues, but doesn't anyone feel like the Bills were passing the ball way too much today? The run game was good for the most part. It seems like the game was being called to cater to an offense that the Bills are not. And when the smart thing to do is run, they pass, and hurt themselves. I know we all want to see a modern, high powered, near unstoppable passing attack, but this team just isn't ready for that yet. When the passing game has worked this year, it's been on quick, short throws that move the chains. The Bills seem to get away from what they do best too much, like they're guilty of ovee thinking things. Basically, they're out coaching themselves. Couple that with numerous instances where they shoot themsleves in the foot, and you get the 2019 Bills. With a good defense, it's good enough to beat bad teams, but will be the reasons why you lose to good/better teams in a close scoring game.

8 playoff games in one weekend would be terrible for league revenue. Not everyone can watch NFL football for 13-14 straight hours on a Saturday and Sunday, and that's what would need to happen to play 8 games in 2 days. They won't want multiple games played at the same tine because that splits viewership. IF a change was made, IMO, instead of adding a regular season game, and a 3rd Wild Card. Almost every year, on or two teams narrowly miss out on the post season, due to tie breakers, or simply one less win. Many of those teams finish with 9 wins, which isn't great, but could be a team that lost key players for a while, got healthy, won several late season games, but too little too late. However, even with a worse record, the team may actually be better (and even "hotter") than the team that gets in as the 6th seed. WC#2 hosts WC#3 to see who advances to what is currently the WC round.

Hopefully this will be the last time in my life that those two words are used together in a sentence

Nah, he's smarter than us...he cut out the 2000s

Eventually, people will realize that USA Today knkws absolutely nothing about football, and will cease posting their garbage here. All you're doing is giving them clicks by spreading their links. Clicks that they rely on for advertising revenue.

Just pause the RedZone Channel for a minute or two. No more spoilers

Has to be less than 0.2MB though. That said, how can I post GIFs? They're always way more than 0.2MB but I see them posted here BTW, I wouldn't mind if this replaces look a like threads (but those are great, too).

I asked the question Friday: if both teams 3-0, whats the line? Friend said Bills +3, I said +4

Look at the offensive line. Several 1 year deals. Feliciano and Spain have been pretty good, and both should get extended if their play continues. That makes Beane's life easier on draft weekend. The Bills should absolutely add a WR or two (good draft for WRs), DE, another mid round RB, and possibly a replacement for Zo.