Matt_In_NH

Awesome!

I don't remember the first one, I was alive but I have no memory of it. But I put that third because it was a WC game, not to say it was not meaningful. I fully remember both the other two and the Carlton Bailey play is definitely bigger than the Taron Johnson play. I say that because the Bills could not sniff the end zone in that game, they were not going to score and Denver only scored one TD but as the game went on they moved the ball more and more, they were the better team. That play won the game for the Bills even though it was not at the end of it. Without that play the Bills lose and don't go tot he SB. With Taron's play we cant say it was the deciding factor, it ended the game for all intents and purposes but we cant say the Bills would have lost if that play had not happened.

It’s a miracle!

Crap I plugged in my vcr but I don’t have a vhs tape. Anyone have one they can email me?

I love how at the rockpile people brought kegs and grills into the stands....that is so Buffalo

new words!

I hope Beasley is getting healthier. Really need him at full strength.

When he says to relish the moment he meant “ketchup and mustard” the moment right?

I suppose that is possible But they will save like 4.8 million vs the cap, they will probably have to spend more to sign Feliciano. But long term that may be better with Morse's history of concussions. Not that he has missed any real time though, Morse has been a good solidier. Sure, but the reality is there is a cap and you have to make sound decisions to stay competitive today and in the future. They could sign Feliciano and Williams and Milano and give Josh his extension. But that will require restructures and maybe parting ways with other players. You have to believe in your system of bringing guys like Boettger along, there needs to be future Boettger's to fill gaps of guys you strategically elect not to sign.

Stills and McKenzie will be UFA' I believe.

When he said to relish the moment he meant “ketchup and mustard” the moment right?

Yeah its weighing beating Brady vs losing to Brady. If I knew the Bills would beat the Bucs Im all for it, but that is not a guarantee....

I live in NE and have had a lot of people say they are rooting for the Bills. Its funny, some root for and some are rooting against Brady. Bill-Packers SB is my order.

The center for the ravens is a close second...

No need for dramatics. Pretty sure we are all aware there is a salary cap. There are lots of examples of teams that lose talent after paying their qb. Seahawks Texans Packers Saints. Do the qbs know this? Pretty sure they do. Brady always took less so it can happen. But it’s the exception not the rule.

Have qb salaries gone up as a percentage of the cap? To answer the ops question....yes it matters. I understand your point that he will be set for life regardless but at the same time most people will want to be paid their market value. Money is relative. What sounds like a lot to some is not enough for others.

Sounds like the transit drive in should get some love

Correlation vs causation

It's a miracle!

Maybe, not sure he is definitely the long term solution.....and if he is he will get paid decently as a punter. Competition is always good to bring in for a a guy like a punter, if you can find a rookie who performs well on rookie type deal you can safe yourself. The cap will become an issue once Josh gets his deal.

Most of the time you can be correct, for instance if you just poopoo every QB coming out of college, you will almost always be "right"

It’s an inaccurate keyboard. He will have to buy a new one because inaccurate keyboards never get better

The peoples reactions on the sidelines are pricesless.

The Bills had an abundance of interior OL at that time. Too many to keep so they traded a couple for picks. In hindsight, they traded the wrong guy in this case. No one gets to live with a time travel machine however.

Can I prepost a response for when he is cleared later in the week? My post is “it’s a miracle!”