Simon

If the Bills open with that, Joe Brady should be fired immediately

Sounds like an opportunity for a night raid tomorrow

I liked the "Dallas' DLine is exhausted" during a drive with multiple stoppages, instantly followed by Micah Parson sprinting around the LT

They'll never see it coming!

I love that you've gone beyond neighborhood watches to neighborhood warnings

Yeah, the few times I've noticed him has been for totally inane comments. i.e. "The Ravens going up 14 could really put Dallas in trouble but if Dallas stops them instead it could be really big." Very good QB, but he's such a vacuous douche that I cannot imagine why anybody thought it was a good idea to put him near a microphone.

Interesting loophole if true. Every QB in the league ought to take notice of that one.

Packer fans are laughing uncontrollably

It can be both

We probably don't need a new thread for every interview or Tweet so let's aggregate them here

And then thrown past the sticks with 2:01 left. Their coach is an idiot.

I easily recognized what the guy was saying about himself and people in general and there was ZERO threat in it. And despite your straight up lie, I can directly quote where you threatened him. You have no idea what on Earth you are talking about and your best bet is to admit it and shut your piehole. I am not happy about being dragged into this shithole that you brainwashed asshats have created and if you continue trying to drag me into this crap with your utterly clueless idiocy and dishonesty you will be leaving. Considering that the vast majority of your "contributions" to this BUFFALO BILLS message board community are idiotic partisan screaming that has nothing to do with the BUFFALO BILLS, you will not be missed by anybody and the decision for removal will be an easy one. Stop. NOW.

Damn, I thought it was just SOP so I went with it. Sorry TB!

Nobody has threatened anybody aside from you threatening to f*ck another poster up. Stop filing false reports and put him on ignore if you can't handle it. And the next time you threaten somebody because you can't interpret a simple message, or for ANY reason, you will be shown the door.

Almost exactly the same for me re: baseball. Grew up in Bills country (NW Pa) and got all the Yankees games on TV during the late 70's and became a fan. Now barely pay attention to MLB at all.

Ayup. This season will likely be the first time in over 10 years that I sit down and watch a Sabres game.

Me too; I'm just messing with you. Put the address on that Hammers Lot page into your phone and it will take you right there with no problems. Have one for me while you're there.....

If you need any urine..... uhhhh, nevermind...... 😮‍💨

It took 4 seconds to find this. https://www.facebook.com/groups/572653699997794/ C'mon man, at least try a little...

Background: When Brady replaced Bledsoe and the Bills then traded for Drew, I was absolutely livid. I was the only Bills fan here or anywhere else that I know of who felt that way, because I thought within a couple of weeks of the switch that Brady had already become the better QB and that the gap was only going to widen over time. And I was absolutely excoriated here for months because I thought that. I say this not to toot my horn but to clarify that I am not just trying to defend some inane position that I held 20 years ago. Brady is certainly one of the best to ever do it; the reason being because of his accuracy and decision-making, imo. However, I also think there have been a LOT of guys in this league that could accurately throw 8 yard darts behind good protection to open guys who knew what to do with the ball when they got their hands on it. This is not a skill that makes one a GOAT when plenty of others can do it just as well. What makes Brady that GOAT in everybody's mind is those rings all over his hands. But it is my concerted opinion that individuals don't win Super Bowls, teams do. And Tom Brady had more advantages around him than possibly any other QB in the history of this league. Consider the historically great coaching 7 days/week, outstanding OLines, a multitude of weapons perfectly fitted to scheme, some of the best prepared defenses you'll ever see, knowledge of other team's personnel/plans (often gathered through nefarious means), frequently game-winning special teams, unique officiating that mysteriously always went their way and a franchise willingness to push, bend and stretch every rule they could possibly think of. I believe there are a plethora of dinkers and dunkers that could have thrived in those conditions and won just as much as he did given those same conditions and opportunities. Hell, the one season he missed, Matt freaking Cassell registered an 11-5 record with a 2:1 TD/INT ratio; meanwhile he had like a 25-40 record with a near 1:1 ratio everywhere else he played. This just points up the kind of advantages QB's had playing for Belichick and that franchise during those years. I know you don't agree and few others see it that way and I'm not trying to change your opinion because I know I won't. I'm just trying to point out that my take is not as outlandish as many are going to try to make it.

Bingo! I knew I was missing at least one really good QB.

Well that is one of the more hurtful insinuations I've ever received here. I bet if you flip their situations that their results end up flipped as well.

Sunday around lunch and you can get two days out of it 👍

20 QBs I would rather go to battle with than Tom Brady: (in no particular order) John Elway Joe Montana Steve Young Aaron Rodgers Pat Mahomes Brett Favre Peyton Manning Josh Allen Dan Marino Jim Kelly Ken Stabler Johnny U Warren Moon Fran Tarkenton Otto Graham Dan Fouts Steve McNair Kurt Warner Phillip Rivers I can only come up with 19, so I guess Brady just slips into my Top 20. Just because you hate me is no reason to disagree with me.

Tom Brady is arguably the most overrated player in the history of the NFL and I wouldn't even put him on my list of Top 20 qb's of all time. There, I said it. Flame away.