Nineforty

I care about the #1 Seed. and I care about the players health. why does it have to be one or the other? jeesh. it goes without saying the players health is more important and it goes without saying the players/coaches should have a say or the ultimate say as to when they play. But I for one am not going to pretend like the football aspect isn't immensely disappointing. I'm sure many of the players are dealing with this emotion as well.

or they could play the game asap. I know it's tough. and I think the players/coaches should be the ones making this decision. But I do think many are underestimating the will some of the players would have to play. with the family making a statement later, that probably would go a long way towards how the players would feel about that.

every effort (as Im sure it is) should be made to have this game played

I bet the majority would vote to play. just guessing. but I agree it should be up to them.

play the game tomorrow.

If people were saying that last year, find new people to listen/talk to. Most people I know that watch are for the first time in a long time, excited about the future. And that includes this season and their playoff chances.

there have been plenty of examples to correct this week, you just chose the wrong one. Being a detective in the IAGD (internal affairs grammar dept) is a gritty job, but someone has to keep a check on the grammar police. Also, i am vastly under qualified as my grammar is average. So no hard feelings.

They forgot an apostrophe. They did not misspell his name.

17-13 bills

The bills are undefeated this year when our household blasts Imagine Dragon's "wrecked" (terrible song) the day before a bills game. It somehow became a tradition, especially considering (i sh*t you not) that the only times we didn't play it the day before a game, we lost. The Vikings game i played an even sh*ttier live version the day of, which i think angered the gods They are so bad im not linking. But you bet your arse ill be playing it Sunday

I came here to make some snarky comment intended to skewer Rex's revisionist B.S. ... something along the lines of what you brought up! He brought in the guy that hit Geno lmao

I thought it was a joke about the phallic nature of the states geography, which of course is always funny.

soft comparing the two is silly

as a USMNT fan, I've heard how players deal with bags of urine being thrown at them when travelling to some countries to play (just one of many things that create a hostile environment). I don't want anyone to get hurt, and I wouldn't personally throw any, but I do think it creates a somewhat hostile environment for the opposing team. So I'm in. Until someones blinded of course

That wouldn't work for in-market though would it (accept the games that are exclusively on espn+)?

what are the streaming options for Sabres games? Is it basically just Fubo?

Part of his comment of dealing with it for the foreseeable future is the pain of throwing the ball that is present. He slyly said he doesn't feel it as much or at all on gameday. It is what it is for him.

I take Josh at his word and think it was a meaningful admission a couple of weeks back when he said he is going to be dealing with the elbow issue for the foreseeable future. Doesn't mean I expect losses! But I think it is an important factor and something that makes me nervous for the rest of the season and in the offseason when I'm expecting a surgery to be scheduled (shortly after he hoists the Lombardi).

was he on an island on that play? I remember the replay kinda made it look like we may been in Cover 1 or at least had one safety high, over the middle ... but it also looked like he broke to Tre's side immediately. I would like to see better angles of that play but it did look like White was on an island, and if that is the case, I would think he would back off and not press...

Anyone notice on the kneel down that Josh was not under center (full house??).. I am guessing that was because Morse was out or because of the fumbled snap earlier in the year at the 1 yard line, or both. Miami had no timeouts so taking extra time off the clock wasn't it. Just found it interesting and new..

And if you take it a step further (pun unintended), someone (my brain initially) will say, "yeah but once the receiver sticks his foot in ground to cut, the defender will have to react and because of the snow, his reaction and time it takes to cut/accelerate will be slower than usual." To which I reply, wouldn't the receivers' cut be slower than usual as well (and what if the receiver slips due to surface? Advantage defense.) Is this just something everyone has said for so long? Or is there a valid counterpoint?

I think the other quote is more telling (dealing with it for the foreseeable future) than the cliche that you just relayed via Josh.

Big dubs

the only time I remember thinking about Rhodes last night was when he was very upset at someone on the Patriots. didn't see why or what happened.