Nineforty

see how they so easily dismiss corruption at the highest levels of our government. one of many instances. and many more to come to light. "I nailed it. . . for the home team..." -Tom Barrack *(the home team is not the United States). Feel free to dismiss this and what it portends to this situation (and the macro, in which then President Trump had a pattern of surrounding his campaign and administration with criminals, grifters, and traitors...hmmm...wonder why) with little thought too.

Just got done reading the godfather for the first time. transitioned over to the sopranos for the first time. good timing.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/insider/story/_/id/31765336/ranking-nfl-top-10-linebackers-2021-execs-coaches-players-make-their-picks

I'm going with something like this too. somehow, Julio is a Bill by drafts end. cap and all other factors that say otherwise be-damned.

are you a member of the Russian Intelligence services? FSB maybe? because sounds like you are spitting Russian talking points. piece of *****. His campaign manager, Paul Manafort passed sensitive internal polling campaign information in 2016 to Konstatin Kilimnik. Who the U.S. Gov't acknowledged as fact YESTERDAY that Kilimnik gave this information to Russian Intelligence services. Don didn't need to be a "Russian Spy" to have colluded/conspired with a foreign nation and sell out America. wake the ***** up.

New gotta win out imo

he's got a shot at that lfg

I pre rolled 12 blunts yesterday. Going to guess yes.

The lack of holding calls, if it holds up over multiple seasons, definitely should have teams reevaluating their valuations of olinemen

Common bond except half the fan base doesn't identify with it thus fracturing us in this meaningless way

I thought it was close and it sucked because the play didn't go near him in the end.

100% agree. They come back from commercials right to the snap within a second too much now too.

https://nflpickwatch.com/

No doubt good stuff. Warren Sharp always impresses me. I'm pretty sure he is one reason why we lead the league in throwing on 1st down (I think)

Listen to these couple of minutes starting at the time below: 1 hr, 30 minutes, 45 seconds in, Warren Sharp goes off on a tangent about the Bills and there are some interesting nuggets in there I think most fans would find interesting. I enjoy his analysis and his consulting work (and others like him) for teams has shown clear dividends for teams https://podbay.fm/p/pardon-my-take/e/1610685606

this is the way I took it as well. I thought it was an insult to Bob McNair's previous racist comments and for the recent story about his son neglecting the hiring firm's suggestion of hiring a minority as GM. love me some Leslie and hope he gets another HC gig.

Still won a super bowl. And could learn from mistakes. I am not sure I want him coaching in our division. Respectfully.

That was the most hand fighting and jersey pulling allowed in a Bills game that I have noticed in a while. Both teams.

Hard pass

Graphic. And disgusting. But recommend watching.

yeah, no.

I get what you are saying, but I don't view this through a strict prism of "politics". Treason transcends politics. Sedition transcends politics. And his other traitorous actions started in 2016. Anyone that doesn't see it has had their head in the sand. So this isn't about blue vs. red, conservative vs. liberal, it is simply about being extremely worried for the rule of law and our country under the leadership of a traitor. and the fact that 75 million people voted for one is just simply, exhausting, maddening, sad.

incoming hot take: Deshaun Watson is the new Matthew Stafford (but with running skills in addition to other skills). I feel like many lump him in the Elite category, and I'm not there. -Fantasy football stud maybe skewing some peoples thoughts? -Bill O'Brien/lack of deep playoff success that isn't all Watson's faults maybe skewing my thoughts too far...