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http://youtu.be/7FE0qqKnKkc The Best We Both Can Be. It's from the Babar movie. This one's done it to me as well from time to time. Reminds me of being little and just doing what you can

I think when they started 0-8 that year relocation seemed like very real if I remember right? It was Week 4 when the Jets came in here and beat us like 38-14. I live in Jersey so I got to hear mainly Jets fans talk about the game. There was one big Jet fan Joe Benigno in this area who on his show was expressing how bad he felt for the Bills and their fans. I think he was under the impression the Buffalo Bills would be no more.

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Undershirt and boxers. Sometimes in the winter I put on sweatpants if I'm cold

As much as I liked EJ personality wise and would love to blame prior coaches here for him never succeeding....I think he is what he is, a backup QB. Maybe playing in the Canadian league or something like that can help him get confidence again?

Did anyone else used to watch these educational shows growing up? My favorite was Math Patrol, always a number guy http://youtu.be/TK9KA9WMdtA

Agreed. I mean you need discipline & accountability but Marrone just strikes me as one of those guys who will always be unhappy no matter what it is and what the outcome is. I remember after the Packers win he didn't even smile

lol first thought as well

Think the OP is a Packers fan who respects and likes the Bills though

Great article. Exactly, I mean everyone that left just came back later that day, lol I do really recall that Eagles game as well. I always say Rich Kotite was able to get the Eagles deeper in the playoffs then Buddy

On the old BBMB and here as well The Comeback comes up as a favorite game for us fans. Deservedly so. I've never actually seen though on any of these boards someone admitting to leaving early and not coming back because the game looked futile. Will anyone own up to it?

Cool story thanks for sharing. The Curious George movie was the first time I heard of Jack too

Just curious if anyone's ever heard of that Seven Minutes From Heaven movie

Jack Johnson's Upside Down did it to me some years back. It's the theme from the Curious George movie. The song reminded me that all things are still possible. Was a much needed kick me in the butt at the time 😂

Chicken Club: Grilled Chicken Bacon Lettuce & Tomatoes Mayo Italian Hero or Hoggie roll

I liked Clueless too. I laugh whenever I watch it because they were making fun of how rich high school kids acted back in the 90s. The reality is today most high school kids act more entitled.

Lol, wasn't what I initally had in mind

I always really liked this movie Seven Minutes In Heaven from the 80s. It was one of Jennifer Connelly's first films. It was about this three teenagers growing up, experiencing first loves, issues with parents and step parents, and crushes. Something about this movie though always reminded me of childhood. It just had an innocence too it which you don't see anymore. https://youtu.be/v7gHFaItj-0

You sure? I mean after the Bills lost that day I was too frustrated too care. But I do remember the most unlikely thing that needed to happen that day was the Jaguars beating the Titans which actually went down. Very true. But I do wonder if he had finished 9-7 and made the Playoffs how much things may have changed. I mean you're right but he could have sold us that the was the first coach to make the Playoffs since the Flutie era.

I realize this question is way late and irrelevant at this point, but if the Bills beat the Dolphins and Jets those two weeks would they have made the playoffs? I know after Week 16 they still would have been alive if they beat the Dolphins, because Marrone's Jaguars won that day. I'm not here to defend Rex at all, but sometimes I wonder how much his perception would have changed if they won those last 2 games.

Speaking of subways, there's the New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn that I thought was pretty cool. It's not very far from the Brooklyn Bridge. It was only like $5 the last time I went. Price I think went up though. It's a former subway station turned into museum that has a bunch of subway cars from the early 1900's you can walk in and observe. Not sure if that's something you'd find interesting

My first experience going to The Ralph (now New Era Field) was the famous week 3 Patriots game from 2011. Obviously that ranks up there with games for crowd excitement. But I'm sure there may have been some louder: -The Dallas Monday night game in 2007. The place just seemed electric the whole game despite the ending. -The Patriots game from 2015 when fans tried to actually set the record for most fan noise -The home opener in 2014 against the Dolphins when the Pegulas took over Someone else here would probably remember this but I remember watching a game as a kid in the early 90's when the refs had to warn the fans to be quieter. Maybe the 92' Broncos AFC Championship?

Do you know/remember why that show stopped?

I still remember The Man Show! I wonder what 2000 Jimmy Kimmel would have thought of 2017 Jimmy Kimmel

I mean he kind of was a "bully" in a sense. Bullies pick on weaker targets but are afraid of their own shadow when they confront someone tougher then them. Rex's teams would go all out to beat lesser teams like the 49ers and Browns last year. But against the Patriots or Steelers they would always crap out. I think the Patriots win last year without Brady was the only team they beat a team with a winning record in his tenure? Well also the last Jets game of 15' as well. So 2? I admit I liked the hire initially though. I figured 10-6 in 2015 and Playoffs. Boy was I wrong