Buffalo ill

The people who do fall into that category are probably annoying and obnoxious outside of a sports setting too.

How are the coach's statements anything other than captain obvious remarks? Of course a defense will try to hit a qb as hard as they can. This is hardly bulletin board material.

I'd go as far as to say Warren Moon was every bit as talented as JK, but played on worse teams.

Don't care. Sportswriters opinions are as worthless to me as popularity contests like the top 100 or hall of fame.

There are bandwagon fans, and there are way over the top obnoxious bandwagon fans. The former are easy enough to tolerate. The latter make my skin crawl. I live in the outer rim of Seahawks country, and the latter were some of the worst smack talking, annoying, couldn't name more than 4 players on the team much less a player from an earlier era, ""we" invented the 12th man", #12 flags on their car window, arrogant humans I've ever had to interact and work with. I haven't seen a #12 Seahawks flag on a car around here in at least 5 years, lol. Meanwhile I "bandwagoned" to the Bills as the first and only team I had any emotional connection to at age 10 or 11. I truly had no idea they were on the rise, as my decision was purely based on the charging Buffalo logo. The first Bills game I remember on TV was the Bickering Bills playoff loss to Cleveland. I stuck with them having no idea how good they would become. I was the only Bills fan at my school (most were Seahawks die hards due to their parents) or 49ers bandwagoners (soon to convert to Dallas), and I never talked trash. However, after any televised Bills loss I would be the target of mob torment. Mondays after Superbowls were the worst. It really felt like it was me vs the school. I was the only guy in town wearing a Bills hat in public during the epic playoff drought. It actually started to earn sympathy and respect from coworkers, lol. Now that the Bills are a contender, I don't act like an obnoxious jerk. It was never my style.

I could tolerate it for one game if it had a white buffalo logo (maybe the standing buffalo from the olden days). It would probably look ok along with white jersey/blue pants. I'd rather see that than the all red color rush.

The new NFL has more violence in the stands than on the field.

The people who are calling this hit dirty should just go watch soccer instead. If you and the owners have your way the nfl will be a flag football league in the next 15 years.

Surely there are local restaurants that can make a far superior burger.

It's my understanding that with New York taxes Allen will take home take home $50 and a half case of beer in total.

And he will be playing for Austin by then anyway

LT was better at using uppers than the Bills.

Dudes pretend Madden isn't basically dungeons and dragons.

He needs every penny he can get due to the church skimming 20% off the top.

That's like finding out Santa Claus isn't real. Not knowing any better I assumed "real" wings used some sort of homemade sauce. Not some off the shelf worse version of Tabasco. Do you guys put ketchup on steak too? However, I fully support the bleu cheese thing.

I've never been to Buffalo. If I was served wings with Frank's red hot sauce on them, I'd be majorly disappointed.

That would be a sweet fishing hat.

Maybe he got robbed.

Oh snap. When Nestle finally has a monopoly on all drinking water sources, we will have to try and evade DK when we sneak in to fill a canteen.

Rabble rabble rabble!

Music City is the worst. Field goals (wide right) are never a given, but to give up a walk off kick return for a touchdown is unthinkable. The hail Mary against Arizona was pretty bad too.

The Bills seem like a soft finesse team. Fortunately one that can score a lot.

MARSHA MARSHA MARSHA!

Gilmore has never laid a big hit on anyone in his life.

As long as leg day is a major focus, I don't see the problem