Shake_My_Head
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6 hours ago, HappyDays said:
And yet Shakir made a similar catch later in the game:
Huh? Those two passes had absolutely nothing in common. One was a bang-bang crossing pattern and the other was a deep out.
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On 7/26/2021 at 7:59 PM, Talley56 said:
Question, as I am not a native to WNY, which place would be best if you like a lot of sauce? I've tried Duff's and Anchor Bar which were good but, I gotta be honest, I tried Mammosers one time, and I thought their wings were not very good at all. Not much sauce and just kind of bland overall.
If you're expecting a 'traditional Buffalo' wing, Mammosers is not for you. They're dryer than 'wet' and tend to be smaller than 'jumbo.' Still, they're a great change of pace to the same 'ol, same 'ol and I love em a bunch.
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Gabriel's Gate, hands down. I grew up thinking no one could top Duffs, then discoverd I was dead wrong.
Never got the Bar Bill hype. Mammosers is a stealth pick when I want to change things up a bit.
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Easton, MD for me. Small town charm, great weather and only one hour away from big city amenities (pro sports, concerts, the arts).
https://www.chesapeakeliving.com/easton-the-hamptons-of-the-chesapeake-bay/
Chestertown, MD is also in the running once my wife retires.
https://www.chesapeakeliving.com/chestertown-history-art-and-a-party-spirit/
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He could bring history to life in a way that was captivating. I loved his first book on the Johnstown Flood, and later take on the Wright Brothers.
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Were they fat Canadian curbs?
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1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:
Makes me think of the Seahawks stadium. It always looks like fans are looking straight down on the field in TV shots.
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This is a very useful thread!
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Sully has always been an "outsider" (he's from Providence RI, I believe) and has maintained that POV his whole career. Unlike the Felsers and Kelley's and beloved columnists who were home grown WNYers.
That detachment can be effective in the right hands. But not for Jerry, who's always viewed local sports fans as drunks on barstools (of which there are many, to be honest).
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This is a very useful thread...
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2 hours ago, DapperCam said:
Do something that impacts other owners = get the book thrown at you. Sexually assault two dozen women = slap on the wrist.
The NFLPA and collective bargaining agreement have some influence on the 6 game punishment. Goddell can do anything he wants to an owner.
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21 hours ago, JakeFrommStateFarm said:
Are you sure ? I'm surprised a VP would be driving uber.
"Kilgore is currently the Vice President of Public Relations for East Management Services LP an independent oil and gas exploration and development company. He and his wife Debbie live in Orchard Park and have a daughter Shannon who currently lives in Geneva Switzerland and is engaged to be married."
East Management Services is one of the Pegula's companies. It's based in Boca Raton, has 12 employees and Kim is listed as the owner.
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The only thing columnists like Sully are good for is giving my cockatiel a good laugh...and a place to take a dump.
He's got no access, no sources and the equivalent of drunk-on-a-barstool insights. The only thing that's ever kept him in the game is his mastery of 20-20 hindsight and the fact a sizeable percentage of Buffalo area sports fans have no ability to remember / retain anything he's ever written or said.
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So, equivalent to a cockroach providing commentary on household cleanliness? Got it...
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2 hours ago, Don Otreply said:
She may want to have his babies…
She might get preggers just standing next to him. Fitz is the most virile man in America...
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Per The Athletic: https://theathletic.com/news/amazon-ryan-fitzpatrick-tnf/qeMGOxPb9EtY/
He should be great as a talking head.
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14 hours ago, ControllerOfPlanetX said:
Twin Fair to buy the Browns.
More like Dollar General.
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1 hour ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
The rest of the story...it was all about severance pay:
"...Jeff Pope, formerly a security coordinator for the Houston Texans, was fired last month for what the Houston Chronicle’s Aaron Wilson reported as for “job performance issues, including falsifying payroll and overtime records.”
Pope, who is African-American, alleges that he was terminated based on his race and has filed a complaint with the EEOC after not coming to an agreement on a severance when his ties were cut with the Houston Texans.
ORDER granting Motion to Dismiss. Case terminated on 3/22/21
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/16101557/21/pope-v-houston-nfl-holdings-lp/
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Can't watch any more. Bad golf just isn't entertaining.
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17 hours ago, Watkins101 said:
Lost a lot of credibility when he said McKenzie didn’t have special team ability
IDK. McKenzie's fumbled away his ST duties a couple of times now.
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3 hours ago, Logic said:
Brady has always been a poor sport. Belichick, too.
News flash: 80% of TSW are sore losers.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sore loser
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Lol. Yet another confirmation that the ignore feature works as intended.
Good Night / Bad Night - Pre-season game 1
in The Stadium Wall
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The amount of time the ball was in the air was quite different on those two throws.
In Crowder's case, it was a bang-bang play with the ball right in his face just as he turned his head to look for it. On Hodgins, it was in the air a lot longer, giving him more time to look the catch in. Apples and oranges. They play different positions as well, with Crowder in the slot and Hodgins on the outside, with differing patterns and degrees of difficulty (more traffic inside, closer to the LOS for Crowder, more pattern depth and free releases for Hodgins).
Could Crowder have made the catch? Certainly, but it was a tough ball and the QB was as much as fault as he was.