Simon

The reality that he was injured and didn't quit, like you falsely accused him of. He got hurt at camp but here's what McDermott (who has zero hesitation about calling guys out when they deserve it) said about him during OTA's: "Very impressed with Chase, really just starting with his approach," said McDermott on Tuesday. "Here's a veteran receiver, former high pick that has been on a journey, right, through the course of his, recently, his career. I applaud Chase for coming here to see where things go. He's very focused." "You don't find that a lot around the NFL, where a player has been at a certain level and then is on a mission, right now, to reclaim what he once was in that regard. Very impressed with his day-to-day approach, true pro, high character, smart player and been a good addition to the team." "He's working extremely hard day in and day out and embracing, not just the wide receiver role that he could play for us but also the special teams role that he could play for us," So unlike your false claim that he quit, the truth is that he was focused, working hard and impressing coaches before he got hurt.

I'm not sure what any of this history lesson has to do with the fact that you falsely accused him of quitting last year when the reality was he was injured while apparently having an outstanding camp.

I have some memory of being surprised when McDermott said some genuinely complimentary things about him during camp without being prodded to do so. That's not something you see every day out of Coach and it gave me some hope that maybe he's learned some humility and an associated work ethic. If his head is still in the right place, somebody is going to give him a shot; I hope it's us.

That's not exactly a fair or accurate representation of an injured player.

The McPoyles were one of the first things to pop in my head but i couldn't decide between Liam and Margaret

I thought he had an excellent chance to make this roster last year before the injury and possibly even be a legitimate contributor on the field. If he's healthy and still motivated, the Bills should absolutely bring him back in here to compete and should do so soon, imo.

You should familiarize yourself with timing of the original report before you speak further and make an even bigger ass of yourself.

Sometimes it's like trying to grab a handful of smoke.

A couple things I learned that I hadn't known: Shirley Temple is actually on the cover in three different places. On the same day JFK was assassinated, Aldous Huxley also died and the Beatles released With the Beatles.

They must have had bad luck in the drawing.

I inadvertently caught her at a bluegrass festival one time and she started off by walking onto a stage with no fanfare, accompanied by only one guy carrying a single drum and she then proceeded to rip my soul right out of my chest while I stood there like this: 😯 An unreal level of presence and power when she's standing right in front of you.

Rhiannon Giddens deserves a slot here. No posing, no preening, no shoes; just pure power. She can tear up a fiddle too:

Cool interactive site if you click on the cover

I have no idea what this song is even about but you can feel it across 30 years.

He's still "wandering" around the Bronx at the ripe old age of 85.

I almost went with this; one of my favorites. 🤙

I think they just both worked in the same place

Not only is one of those guys still around, he is actually in this very thread. 🤯

There's actually a bunch of us who joined on that exact date (or used to be; many have moved on). I think it was the first day that SDS had completed all his prep and made the new site available. I could be wrong but I think that SDS is the only person that actually has a join date prior to September 5, 2001 and he's only a few days earlier. We be OGs, homey.

Larry Moss was Brown's stepfather; he married Brown's mother and raised Antonio from around age 5.

Anybody else read the title and immediately think that Dawkins would look like Belushi sneaking into Dean Wormer's building?

He's been a total *****nut since he was a teenager. Direct quotes from his stepfather: 'A lot of things that Tony's doing, nothing surprises me. I'm surprised that it took them this long to figure him out. Because he’s been this way since he’s been 12 years old..... it was just one thing after another, one thing after another,” Moss said. “He was just a problem kid, man.... Antonio Brown is a fraud, man. He's not a good person."