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It was a terrible contract then that looked even worse when they drafted Kincaid in the 1st round right after he signed it; and even worse again when Kincaid showed he was a much better te in his rookie year than Knox ever will be. Knox was never anything special and never will be. P.S. Knox was rated 55th out of 72 qualifying tes last season while being ~5th highest paid.......the $14 million dollar per year man. Ugh

No way... If he wants his stuff back he can afford to pay for it....if I was the guy taking risks buying storage lockers at auction there's no way I sell it back without some profit to show for my time and risk; especially to a guy who just signed a $13 million contract. It's not like the guy stole his stuff or did anything slimy. If he was that delinquent he only has himself (and possibly the storage co. owner?) to blame.

When you look at a list of the songs and albums on which he played it is just simply amazing that one guy played on so many of the greatest albums and songs with so many different bands.

I was lucky to have seen all these guys play, some many times. (Never all together like this) Garcia, Jorma and Jack many many times (hundreds for Garcia, over 20 for Jorma and Jack) Nicky Hopkins was a great and underrated musician and here are just some of the groups that he played with.... From Wiki: 'He performed on many popular and enduring British and American rock music recordings from the 1960s to the 1990s, most notably on songs recorded by the Rolling Stones, the Kinks, the Who, the Beatles, the Steve Miller Band, Jefferson Airplane, Rod Stewart, George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, The Hollies, Cat Stevens, Carly Simon, Harry Nilsson, Joe Walsh, Peter Frampton, Jerry Garcia, Jeff Beck, Joe Cocker, Art Garfunkel, Badfinger, Graham Parker, Gary Moore, Quicksilver Messenger Service and Donovan. He is widely considered to be one of the greatest studio pianists in the history of popular rock music.'

The game didn't mean anything? There are still 23 games left, a winning streak could get them back in the wild card race. I hope they don't share your pessimism. Sabres win!!! Yes First time this year.....keep it up boys

Cmon Sabres That ***** penalty kill was so weak Goallllll!!! The equalizer with 4 min left after giving up a go ahead with 5 min left...need a win here Sabres Get back to .500

What makes you think there are wrongs on both sides?

I agree they need to get him receivers but your Mt Rushmore (in no particular order) is laughable. I'd wait til he actually wins something to advocate that lineup.

Wtf? It's a Bills message board you idiot😆 Besides, you need to fly over to the 9ers board pronto.🧚‍♀️ They're dissing Mahomes again and you're not there to stroke and fondle his ........ public image and legacy

Creed should've been a Buffalo Bill....took Basham instead because Beane "couldn't pass on his talent" even though he had just taken Rousseau in round 1...instead KC got him with the very next pick completing an oline rebuild in 1 offseason with an All Pro anchor from day one....won 2 SBs with him so far I stopped watching that draft in disgust

He's the #2 rated wr out 128 on PFF, behind only Tyreek. Regardless of opinions on PFF rankings, he is universally regarded as being a really good wr.

Both teams had 4 qtrs to settle it and the score is tied, why give either team an advantage with a coin toss in such a close contest? It's not a solution in search of a problem. Its a problem. College rules guarantee teams the same number of possessions, why is it okay that the NFL does not? Why after battling for 60 minutes should one team gain an advantage by winning a coin toss?

Ten minutes is fair, no reason to make it shorter. Either the college system or an extra timed period are the most fair ways to resolve a tie game in regulation imo. Anything else makes the coin flip too much of an advantage and deciding factor. Let the teams settle it and make the result of the toss much less of a factor. Why all the stubbornness against making it fair and balanced?

Wtf. This regime has wasted so much time, draft capital and money trying to put together the defensive line over the last 5/6 years while not drafting any top talent wrs for Allen; and now the dline needs another makeover..... Wizards 🧙‍♂️

Why would they be expecting big production from Harty and Sherfield? Two undrafted free agents, one of whom is 5'6" tall, who have shown glimpses of talent but never consistent production. If what you are thinking is true and their plan for this past season (or any season) was to get big production from Harty and Sherfield then these guys are clueless... It's a lousy plan. If that's their idea of good enough....it's not even close to good enough. They should have foreseen years in advance the tight cap coming with Josh on his 2nd contract. They should have drafted a couple/few talented young wrs in the top rounds over those 5 or 6 drafts to develop and have on rookie contracts. Instead they trot out undrafted free agents and hope for the best while constantly building the dline with top picks and expensive fa pickups; and once again the defense is statistically good but too soft to stop the good qbs when it really matters. It doesn't matter how good your players are when you line up 8 yards off the line on 3rd and 4. I hear people say it's time for another def line rebuild....

It's like the sign on my buddy's man cave fridge: 'Free beer... tomorrow' This could be the Bills motto under McD.....Start printing the logo t-shirts 'Buffalo Bills Next year it's our Lombardi !' That slogans a real winner....

That was an epic end of the season run to the playoffs, never to be forgotten. Have you ordered the DVD memorializing it for eternity yet? I'm sure it will be talked about for decades. Only with McDs leadership could they have pulled that off....

You're going the wrong way!

What an idiot

***** yes

Overtime!

Wtf

YAAAAAA

Wow That was close

Gotta take the pts