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And get this! The Jacobs family, who are from Buffalo and founded Delaware North, own the Boston Bruins! A Buffalo family owns a BOSTON sports team. @CaseyatBat

That guy is so lost lol. Same guy who couldn’t wrap his head around the fact that a state of emergency declared by the governor of New York, made the playoff game last year impossible to play as scheduled.

That no call on Shakir in the end zone was atrocious. He was grabbed out of his cut and then contact way before the ball arrived. There were two separate fouls on the play and not one was called.

Of all the QBs that have gotten the “Josh Allen comparison” , I felt like it actually made sense with Drake Maye. Talent, work ethic, personality… he feels a lot like a poor man’s Josh. If he was in the NFC, I’d root for the kid.

This is hysterical. What football were you playing? Let’s go back 15 years, check this article out… “It’s a loose football,” Seattle defensive tackle Craig Terrill said. “It’s the most valuable thing in the NFL. So you go after it.” It’s not like trying to find a needle in a haystack so much as it’s trying to endure reaching into a haystack full of needles. What happens in a football pile isn’t exactly dinner-table conversation. “You’ve got eye-poking,” defensive back Kennard Cox said. “You’ve got mouth-grabbing. You’ve got hand-bending. Anything to get the ball.” https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/when-nfl-players-dive-for-a-loose-ball-what-happens-in-the-pile-stays-in-the-pile/ Not good enough, alright, I’ll go back to check with Fred Smerlas who played football for the Bills in the 80s and in the NFL into the 90s Inside the pile, you kept your eyes closed, like a feeding shark, to guard against knifing hands that were trying to maim and blind, yank and punch scrotums, and dislocate fingers. The football changed hands often and ruthlessly. Late-comers dove into the jumble with their helmets first, heat-seeking missiles looking to break or dislodge anything in their way — the ball, even teeth. You couldn’t even trust your own teammates because in the heat of the scrum, it was often impossible to determine friend from foe. https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2019/12/12/21005035/fumble-pile-violence-nfl-stories I’m going back DECADES for you, just to cover all bases.

Huh?

If MVP voters want to contradict themselves after how they voted last year, that’s their prerogative. Lamar had 29 total TD last year to Josh’s 44. Josh also had like 500 more yards of total offense. Lamar won because his team was the higher seed, and his stats were good enough, plain and simple. The Ravens might not even win their division this year, their signature win so far is against Buffalo over 10 weeks ago. Unless Josh absolutely implodes down the stretch, they’ll be completely contradicting themselves.

He has never legitimately advocated for targeting kneecaps. He used “biting kneecaps” as a metaphor in his first press conference - it was hilarious. As for the fingers and whatnot in the scrum, welcome to football. I am sure our players do it too, along with 30 other teams. Let’s not make things up here.

Well, considering we weren’t punting, we had 9 players on the field not including the punter.

It’s never too early? You literally said you waited after last week, clearly you felt it was too early then 😂

You’re just conveniently forgetting the absolute ***** Josh Allen gave him in 2021?