Don Otreply

Time time time..., is on my side, yes it is.... guess what band,

I would expect that the Sabres is legally and financially a separate business entity to the Bills, so as one would not bring down the other under financial strain, that and being that their gas and oil business carries no debt they are in good shape to weather out this present economic storm. Jmo.

Buddy Guy, he was a fine musician

From what I read in the first few posts I’m glad I didn’t bother with it. Go Bills!!!

This is only true to an extent, 30 plus drops by the receivers group two years in a row, is not on the QB, nor is the fruitless game play put up by Gore for a large part of the season. As well as the O line breakdowns throughout the season. Does our QB need to make advances in his directorship of the offense? The answer is unequivocally yes, but if our receivers group drops another 30 plus passes for a third consecutive season ... I think you get my point. All aspects of what makes up the offense need to be better if we are to score an average of one TD per quarter, that’s the type of performance that it will take to win the division and more. Make no mistake about it, teams are gonna be coming for us this season, because they know they have to. Everyone has to be better than their performances of last season. That’s just how I see it. Go Bills!!!

Duke is our underdog, but who is our sweet Polly purebred? That’s what I want to know... When was the last time we debated about so many quality players that might get moved? Its been a while. BB will turn them into future trade / draft capital.

Such a shame right...

I think you’re confused, the league by siding with the national sentiment on this issue has already told the racist fans to go pound sand. Demographics show that the real money is with the near seventy percent of Americans that they have sided with. Although late in coming the league is now on the right side of history, and has done the right thing.

The leagues apologizes are frankly a day late and a dollar short as it were. The owners ganged up on him ended his career, and kicked him while he was down. It was an act of blatant racism. If he plays again of his and some teams choice it will be bitter sweet at best, joining the league office may be more likely than playing, I certainly don’t know what he wants as a human being. I think he likely has mixed feelings about a return.

It would take only one guy to slip through the cracks so to speak. Consider with all the players, coaches and complimentary staff at a facility, plus everyone going home to their families daily, and all the potential contact all those people have with other people during the normal course of everyones daily life, there is a good chance that with the 30% odds of a false negative that a team could have several players get infected during a three day window between tests. It would create quite the problem for a team. You’re right, Its not so cut and dry, as is said.

This ^^^ I can’t remember just know, but I think that someone or another suggested that college seniors would get another year of eligibility. The real truth is that a lot of college football players better stay and get their degree because a bunch of them aren’t gonna be pro football players because of this. The league however will survive even if it takes a couple of years to have the dust fully settle as it were.

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Curious perception for sure, like what was said earlier up post, from week 5 thru 17 Josh had 21 TDs to three interceptions, is that a C? does Josh need to tighten up his game? Yes, everyone including Josh knows this. I agree, the receivers aren’t getting an A if Josh is getting a C.

It would be a record for combined SB loses for participants, it has all the hallmarks for a vicious brawl of a game, make it so...

Its cause we touch ourselves at night...

Just saw it come up, good to see! Problems and business decisions Boys, that’s what defenses will be faced with. Go Bills!!!

What about blue cheese?? Certainly use of ranch will necessitate a one game suspension unpaid of course...

I prefer the, he could fold a nickel with his butt cheeks saying...good for all tight azsez... ?

Very likely, unless these young millionaires self quarantine, use masks when out in public etc, etc their is little chance the season even starts let alone finishes. A serious outbreak in only one team will very likely end the season. Its sucks for sure, and the damn virus is already spiking again in at least a dozen states, and that’s not counting the rest of the world. This sh-t ain’t over by a long shot. Positive thoughts friends, with huge amount of responsible behavior and a giant portion of good luck we will see some football. ? Go Bills!!!

Because the jets suck, and she/he starting to switch alliances towards the Bills, can’t really blame she/he for showing good sense... ?

?, you’re awesome Sherlock,?

So are you saying that makes it okay to continue the blatant injustice and racism? Or is it all just fake news in your eyes, What truly is your point? Asking for a friend...

It is a serious conundrum to be sure, I would be of the opinion that if an employee is doing harm to their co- workers well being or their employer who is in turn doing no harm to others in their business dealings then that hypothetical person is the problem, and should be let go, but on the other hand if said person does their protesting away from work, and even if their employer dislikes it, that person should not be punished for exercising their rights, again if they do their job well. Having been the manager of a small business for many years I understand your point. You are correct that it is the large corporations that are the ones most likely to abuse others through their business dealings, this is where greed and power abuses show there ugly heads most frequently. That is where regulation of capitalism is most appropriate and needed. I have no problem with folk creating and having wealth, I do however have a problem with those individuals or entities that allow greed and power lust to purposefully restrict others from that opportunity. Being a good neighbor as an individual or business is a necessity if one holds having a great society as a priority, which I do. I truly understand that perfect is not gonna happen, but doing ones best to not be part of the problem is alway desirable.

I Appreciate your sentiments, and I thank you, it was a privilege to serve my country. The owners of our country, yes us citizens, in effect have no constitutional rights if government or business entities can thwart them when ever they feel inclined. The playing field is not level. Capitalism brings many rewards, and is mostly a good thing, but greed and power (capitalism’s twin evils) need to be properly regulated for the common good of everyone. Presently the greed and power aspects are out of hand, and those two things are the root cause of our current social unrest.

Chuckle all you want, but millions of Americans play and watch soccer. Its a truly internationally played game, unlike our Americanized rugby, not that our version of rugby isn’t pretty damn cool ?.