SoCal Deek

I really don’t care where or when they get them but I’d be thrilled if the Bills selected a couple of young, stud Offensive Guards to anchor the O Line for the duration of Josh’s contract. I’ve said it before, it’s not sexy, but it’ll make everything else so much easier for many years to come.

I have zero Super Bowl expectations. The Bills are a very good team, but definitely not a great team. It’s fun to watch them be competitive week after week but I’ve yet to see anything that shows me they’re ready to win a championship. (Sorry)

I think often overlooked is the fact that if Brady was still in NE, Frazier would’ve been gone well before last week.

Anybody see the movie Easy A? One of a number of classic lines is when the teacher asks Emma Stone “when are you kids going to learn not to post your every waking thought online”? Yikes, does that apply to this ‘doctor’!

They aren’t necessarily greedy. If you never learn how to handle money, it makes absolutely no difference how much of it you have. Words to live by!

Priority One…..fix the Offensive Line! It may not be sexy but it’ll quietly pay dividends for as long as Josh is a healthy Buffalo Bill. (Let’s first see what Free Agency has in store.)

Here’s my criteria for the Bills Top Pick: Someone who’s going to start and be on the field for virtually every down…period. I’m done with rotational First Round Draft Picks. Their impact is entirely too limited for the level of improvement the Bills are going to need in 2023.

That isn't the point he was making.

Thanks. Who would negotiate the drug prices? I've considered drug prices to be somewhat of a side issue to the core healthcare debate. My personal opinion is that we are way, way over-medicated.

And then….poof….Crimea became part of Russia, while Barry stood by and did nothing. Funny how that worked out.

So given all of that, are you then a proponent of universal healthcare? Or does that just bring with it a new and different set of problems?

I may ultimately be proven wrong but the safety position is way down my list of roster concerns going into 2023.

Well if insolvency is real, then you can’t stay ahead of the bill collector forever. Someone must have a plan. I’ve often wondered whether at some point the cost simply outpaces American’s ability to pay for it, and the seemingly unlimited level of care rapidly declines. Let’s face it, our standard of care looks nothing like what it did just a few decades ago. When you see a photo of hospital back then, it was pretty much just a bed and a nurse standing by.

You crack me up! Keep selling that Trump hate. We need you on that wall. 👍

I’m old enough to remember when Hillary pushed the big red reset button in a pledge to be all cozy with the Putin regime. But maybe I’m the only one old enough.

Is it a coincidence that Medicare goes insolvent the same year the Bills new stadium is scheduled to open? Hmmm? In all seriousness, they’ve been projecting the insolvency of these entitlement programs for decades. Now, I’m not saying they’re wrong, but what happens then? We just pay a higher copay or premium for it? We add more to the national debt?

Morning Hawk. I’ve always said I’m not a healthcare voter (knock on wood, and thanks be to God), but I’m curious where you see the service quality log jam to be. Is it the insurance companies? The hospitals? Both?

I’m old enough to remember when Barry was caught on a hot microphone promising Russia that he’d make ACTUAL back room deals with Putin. But maybe I’m the only one old enough.

Obviously. 😉

So then you do believe someone is stealing the construction money? Well at least that’s settled.

It’s what’s called “spin” and it isn’t complicated. The Bills were trying to be respectful of Frazier by waiting to see if he would get an offer elsewhere. He didn’t. But because they waited they ended up missing out on many, if not all, of the available top candidates for his replacement. So now they’re pretty much forced to say ‘we’ll take from here’.

For heaven’s sake dude. You’re all over the map on this topic. First, it’s a roof. Now, it’s square feet. Is it that you believe someone is stealing construction money? If so, who exactly? But, if you just desperately want to sit under a cover, there’ll literally be THOUSANDS of them in the new stadium. I’m sure you can find one to your liking. Go Bills

By the way, Tottenham is not covered because it’s NEW. Their old stadium (White Hart Lane) had covered seats. All English soccer stadiums have covered seats….even the really old rundown ones. It’s been a standard there for most of the past century. That’s most definitely NOT the standard for NFL stadiums. Just saying.

People are all over the map on this issue. Dome: no dome. Covered seats: completely covered seats. Amenities: complete guesses about lack of amenities. I’ll try and keep putting a glass half full outlook on it.

So...we'll put you down as a 'no' vote then? Duly noted!