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Man, was it Tony Hunter at 1 in 1983? reuben Gant before that may have been a first rounder, too.

Augie, I approaching that age where anytime I have to pee can be a major event for the day.

Cinny-Life is strong out of the gate here. Anything with Crunch seems to rule. An all time classic, NHK...not a surprise here! Lately for me, and sorry guys, but I have to go with Raisin Bran Crunch. Classic. Seems healthy. Has fruit in its original. ...but the crunch knocks it out of the park.

I disagree, Ridge, as Flacco has never played for the Bills.

Excuse me while I go punch myself in the face as hard as I can LVI times.

... ... ... ... ...I am a fat tub of goo.

My fantasy Huds is that they host the Bills for their opener on Sunday night (as it will likely be GB/Chicago for the 100th anniversary kickoff on Thursday) and Allen lights them up. ...I mean just plain lights them up. Then late in the game, down by 17 with three minutes left in a game he should already be out of Brady gets injured, but not even by getting hit. It’s as he is running out of bounds on a play. Please, nobody wake me.

Great post. One reminder, though, we did beat them in New York during the season. Maybe would have taken them more seriously had we lost.

NFL fan bases, please raise your hand if you almost single handedly raised more than $400,000 for charities not involving your own team's players in 2018? You there in the back, is your hand up? No? OK, so just the Bills fans.

Respectfully, I think he out coached Kelly and Ted Marchibroda in XXV.

I was kind of joking.

For the record, in comparison through two years Zay (83 rec, 968 yards, 9 tds) is more than doubling up on Hall of a Famer Julian Edelman’s first two years (44 rec, 445 yards, 1 td).

It seems like yesterday.

It has happened, though, and at the toughest position. warren moon, Doug flutie. Flutie actually better the second time around in the nfl after cutting his teeth in the cfl.

I loved the office, but there was a sameness about that got trying on me, even in the early years. Years 2-4 were the best. P&R could be overly goofy at times, but (and I stand by this) and times was just plain funnier than the office. Additionally there was growth along the way that didn't involve just the main characters.

Can't help it, Huds, offseason being soooooo offseason for us right now. Come on, bring on the combine!!

Good point, NHK, but were you aware that Julian Edelman is a Hall of Famer?

Respectfully, you can't just give a show a pass on 44.4% of its existence. ...maybe you can, but you shouldn't. Parks and Rec for me.

"Wait...hang on. Hi, Sal, I like you quite a bit, but stupid is on the phone and it wants its story back."

Sorry if somebody already covered this, but the writer, Chris Trapasso, also did writing for the Bills on Buffalo Rumblings before coming to CBS...just in case that makes a difference.

No,no...it's perfectly fine if this just plain stops.

Remember when we could laugh at ourselves? BTW, I remember a comedian doing a bit a few years ago. I am not going to redo it as a bit here, but he simply mentioned that If he had to prepare a vegan meal for vegetarians coming over to his house for a party then shouldn't they be responsible for making a steak when he went over to theirs.

Jeepers, Gugny, I didn't even know that he was jewish. Man, the first gray, bald, overweight Italian guy with bad eyes that becomes MVP of the SB is getting me as his first vote into Canton.

Scott I may be wrong, but I believe Baltimore has beat them once over the the past few years. ...and I don't think Baltimore is very good, other than their SB run...I just don't. however, I do get that that could be me. The 4.5 wins per year is because Baltimore would sneak in with a win every once in awhile. Either way I honestly believe the Patriots are just as successful. I think it is Pittsburgh, and not NE, that gets hurt by this alignment.

Scott, respectfully, even cherry picking out the Browns I think they regularly would sweep the bengals and Baltimore (yes), and split or sometimes sweep the Steelers. Throw in the occasional upset and I still think the average might be 4.5 or more wins a year.