leonbus23

Reboot.

He is actually asserting something altogether different. He is saying that because he chooses to purchase tickets, he, therefore, carries the right as a consumer to critique the product. If he chose not to buy the tickets, he loses his right to critique.

It's simple. There is a distinction between an above average quarterback based on some kind of standardized criteria and a quarterback who is above average based on being ranked above 15 among the 32 quarterbacks. In other words, there can be 32 above average quarterbacks based on some standardized criteria if they are all assessed above what is considered "average." I didn't read all the pages. So, someone may have already explained this to you.

Just try to enjoy the games they win. It's fun to watch and be with friends. Shrug off the loses.

I think the simple explanation is that the NFL's business model allows for more profitable teams to be successful. Basically, there is a correlation between marketability and team success. Seems like good business practice for an entertainment corporation. Moreover, the Bills, as a team in a 3rd tier city without any star players, are not very marketable to the masses and, hence, do not produce the highest possible profits for the NFL. Therefore, it is not advantageous for maximizing league profits for the Bills to win. I think that's what he is getting at (aside from noting the team's mismanagement and so on).

http://www.49ers.com/news/article-2/Shanahan-Reuben-Foster-is-Good-to-Go-as-49ers-Open-Training-Camp/4723a3de-f91f-4dc6-a4e3-0b2d41b00dce

Is this true? Sounds amazing. I can't wait. Also, what about preseason?

I notice this trend, too. Someone always posts "super bowl" or "championship". I wonder the same thing. It's sort of funny, but not really. It's kind of just retarded, but some find it clever, I guess. Oh well. Good to have Rambo back.

I'm living in OB. I'll stop this season. Thanks!

2nd Team All-Drought Star QB-Orton.

9-7 to 8-8. Winning team to buffoon led disaster. 8-8 to 7-9. Buffoon led disaster to fire everybody.

I guess I am going by consistency and numbers. Sure, he is slow now, but he catches a lot of balls, stays healthy, and has a strong presence on the field. Sammy is certainly faster, younger, has great potential and so forth (which is why I wrote "Boldin might be the best"), but hasn't played drastically better, and maybe only slightly better, than the 35-37 year old Boldin. Boldin is better than all the other WRs on our roster. That I can say with confidence. So, it's Sammy or Boldin. Maybe I should reword it to: Boldin might be the most productive receiver on the team. Prime Boldin is astronomically better than Sammy. No competition. No argument. Stats and intangibles support that. General football knowledge on that one. Of course, TT/Orton/Manuel vs. Warner/Flacco/Stafford makes a difference. But keep in mind, Boldin caught 100 balls with Jeff Blake as the QB in his rookie season. Jeff Blake.

Unfortunately, I am aware that it's 2017.

Honestly, Boldin might be the best receiver on the team.

He got 9 million guaranteed last year. He should definitely retire and enjoy his money (but not too much).

I have listened to the super bowl highlights soundtracks. Great stuff. Especially from the 70s and early 80s.

Wha?

Three teams make the playoffs from the AFC East. Lynch leads the league in rushing yards. Browns win 5 games. Romo returns late season. Bills go 4-0. Then 5-7, but beat Patriots and Dolphins twice.

I disagree with the OP. Based on our team, we should win at least six, but no more than 10. This is also based on our records and teams of the past 17 years.

Strong

Seau publicly made anti-gay remarks. Alzado was a roid addict. Kemp was a republican (you know,the party of health care and the wall). Values?

quote TT is like the Bret Easton Ellis of QBs. He does some good things, but you get what you get: the same old story. Would he be a .500 QB with this offense without Shady?

I like the change in name from linesman to down judge for gender equality while obvious inequality in officiating is totally acceptable.

I totally agree. Just as a side note, it's "tailor" made.

He'll get better.