Dan Darragh

No, that's silly. On the second 2-pointer he called a very makable play that should be successful a large percentage of the time with good execution. On the first one he called a low-percentage play that even first-teamers have trouble executing in mid-season.

Boyd?

Raise your hand if you knew they couldn't execute it. 🤚 That's a tough play with the 1s out there. With the 3s out there he should have called a play he thought they might be able to execute. Especially when Sean made it clear (by going for 2) that he was playing for the win.

OMG, didn't you ever study history in school? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heidi_Game

My favorite Rob Ray moment was when he got caught in the middle of a near fistfight between Lindy and the Ottawa coach:

No mention of Ken Dorsey. He's a rookie too. I thought the play selection for the first two-point conversion was abysmal. And as for Steve Tasker, I realize that I've liked him on TV all these years because of how much I loved watching him play. Actually, he's really terrible on TV.

Are you sure?

Hey - nothing wrong with Cincinnati! GO BEARCATS! Yeh but they hired REX RYAN as their coach! We never did anything that stupid!

tailgating PRE-season. It gives you an opportunity to try out some recipes that might not make it to the regular season.

"Bringing 716 to the 617"

I guess it's very difficult to communicate irony or sarcasm in a post

What about JaMarcus Russell?

Buffalo has a very nice art gallery of its own, with works by Van Gogh, Cezanne, Rodin, Monet among many others. https://www.albrightknox.org/ EDIT: Whoops, closed for construction. If you want to see the Rockpile, just watch The Natural. The stadium scenes were filmed there.

Bills won 9-6 in OT

The Bills played a couple of preseason games at Holleder Stadium in Rochester back in the 1960s. But it's been torn down and now it's an industrial park. https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/lifestyle/2013/11/30/whatever-happened-to-holleder-stadium/3773223/ More seriously, Buffalo is the best located place for a Hall of Fame tour, all within 4 hours of Buffalo by car: Rock and Roll HOF in Cleveland Pro football HOF in Canton, OH Hockey HOF in Toronto Baseball HOF in Cooperstown Cleveland and Canton are very close to each other. Leave enough time for each though; we spent 5+ hours at each of them. Toronto is about a 90 minute drive from Buffalo.

I also heard it on the radio. I remember where I was sitting.

You think the Curse started in 2000? You apparently missed the 1970s and 4 or so Superbowls.

Is Brock Osweiler part of this deal? Brownies could set a record for the most cash paid to quarterbacks who don't take a single snap all season

or as a football player "Pile-on"? Really? And using "RJ" for anything other than the Sabres is blasphemy.

Where's Arthur Moats when we really need him?

Thanks for sharing that.

YAWN

Revisionist history. It was enacted in 1993 to keep the QB from getting hit. I remember it.

The kneel down has never struck me as one of football's glaring problems screaming for a solution. However, when it comes to rule changes that ruined the game, the worst-ever may be the "tackle box" rule. I don't know why they ever made this rule except to give a competitive advantage to the offense. I say intentional grounding is intentional grounding. Wow, I've kept that inside for a long time. What a relief!

I ended my college career on my back, not because of any injury. Melanie.