Nineforty

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As far as you know

All of them.

Once it became apparent Josh was legit, the draft became way less of an important event to me. But I think it was a conscious decision. Slightly forced. "We've made it now. How many wins can these rookies add to our total? 0.5 wins?" Yet, I still watch it and consume the info/media/mocks. **shrugs**

I never understood the hoopla around the schedule Release either. But as someone who has never gone to an away Bills game or hardly travels in general and plans to this year, I finally understand the draw for some.

I would like to go to 1 of the 3 games you mention.. I want to plan a trip around somewhere that also has live poker. I am thinking Houston, Miami, Pittsburgh or Cleveland. Or waiting for @Vegas the following season (I think)

from the op: "*thanksgiving is a 1pm Sunday game. I listed the holidays so people knew when they were"

There was that one team who had an intern who discovered Bo Callahan’s teammates didn’t go to his birthday party.

The hottest Bill would be Milano, for me.

Because he believes in what he does on the committee and rightly approaches it from a league/player safety perspective first. Cant a guy have some principles these days?

"Bills head coach Sean McDermott is a member of the NFL’s Competition Committee and said he is in favor of a “proactive” move against the play for health an safety reasons." https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/nfl-coaches-share-varied-opinions-about-proposed-tush-push-ban _____________________________ Jason Kelce has talked about the play being gruelling on a Centers body, but he does not think it leads to more injuries, for whatever that is worth. I am a mixed bag. I dont like the play. I dont like the current rationale for removing it. I do like my coach being willing to vote according to his loyalty to the game, and not the team, first. At least thats my view of it (Im also confident McD doesnt do this without talking to Beane, Pegula, Josh, and McGovern)

WR for me

He's scared of Mahomes passing him in SB wins

I always said I wanted my coach to be Belichek-esque in the sense of leaving no stone unturned for strategy and the example I always used was him wanting a left footed punter at one point for the slightest of (perceived) advantage. So I approve of this, said Captain Obvious.

I interpreted it as him intentionally being wishy-washy. But I'm not 100% on that, given others interpretations that do also seem plausible. But my first instinct was that this was something to worry a little about.