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I'm very optimistic about this season. 97-100 point range should not be a stretch. I think last year the defense started playing a little more disciplined and the goaltending got better. I think Ruff can definitely improve on that. Now, if the offense can get back to where they were 2 years ago, we'll have something. Why they went sideways last year is confounding. Oh, and don't throw away a bunch of points between October through December and into January. Those points are as equally important as the ones in March-April. I think I'm more looking forward to the Sabres season than the Bills this year.

Tuesday night Hockey.

Reading that at the dawn of a new season is not enjoyable. However, after the Bills are knocked out of the playoffs this season, rereading that will provide inspiration for the 2204 comments that can be made even more vile and scornful.

Soooo,......... Situation Normal!

I absolutely love it when there is scientific evidence to be lazy! I need more of these.

I don't want to mess with it when I'm getting ready for work, but I make it when I get home. It's an OCD thing for me. All I do is pull the comforter up and make it neat.

Er,......... I mean, Let's Forge!!

Yeah! And that thing she's sitting on is pretty cool too.

You okay, Dwight?

I agree with the positional take on this. The last statement got me thinking. When you add up all the pluses and minuses, it looks pretty much equal. To me the WR group looks a little like a wash. Diggs was best, he's gone. Davis was inconsistent, he's gone. Shakir will likely be a much better version from 2023. But the remaining has a lot of unknowns. And I would add more weight to the WR group overall, meaning, I'm calling 2024 slightly worse. As you say, it comes down to Brady and if he can get the offense going, specifically, the passing game. If it struggles, look out.

Anyone pool-hop when they were younger? Back in my mid-teens in the Buffalo suburbs, we didn't have a pool. In the summer, my friends and I would go out late at night and find a neighborhood with a decent amount of pools. We'd find a long stretch with limited fences or fences we could easily negotiate. Jump in one end of the first pool get to the other end and back out, then on to the next yard. Sometimes we'd see a light come on, but by the time anyone got to a window or door, we'd be 2 or 3 houses down by then. It was obviously dark, so close calls at times; stubbed toes, getting caught or scraped on fences. Yep, I was a trouble-maker, but we never stole or damaged anything. It was more of the adventure than the swims. We'd get to the end and have victory-sprint out of the neighborhood.

That one with Allen is hysterical. I saw someone did this with Lindy Ruff right after he was hired.

They say that sometimes 'one man's trash is another man's treasure'. I'm not so sure that's true. At least not in this case. And don't ask me who "They" is.

Jerry Jones does this all the time. He rejects initial requests, throwing it in to a long negotiation process, which I guess is normal. But at the end of the day, he ends up with these ridiculous contracts throwing a bunch of cash at the player asking for it. It's likely desperation.

Ok. I thought I read he went to Depew first. If that was the case, he either was enrolled in the wrong school, or the family moved.

Agreed. I'm sorry, but if you're influenced by an "influencer", you're sheep.

I was thinking the same thing. Lancaster is a bigger school. May have transferred for more exposure.

This thread just made me feel like the next week and a half is going to take so much longer.

Maybe in a "Dance-off."

And they were all headed back to their rooms after a healthy meal of tacos and refried beans.

They don't make movies with good dialogue anymore. It's either Marvel or some other absurd action movie with unrealistic action scenes.

That one's not working. Every time I click in the search bar, it just gets bigger.