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We sat there for the Pitt game - its pretty wild, a whole section behind glass. Was great for my older Dad. Only complaint was the glass is basically soundproof - at first it was watching the game with just the noise in the room which was eerily silent compared to what you were seeing on the other side of the glass (couldn't even hear the national anthem). Eventuality they put the radio call on the speakers in the room, but was still a very different experience to not really hear the crowd at all (including the outside PA). Not sure if there would be a good way to pipe the outside noise in but that would help the experience IMO. We were in the first row and when good things happened you found yourself reflexively pounding on the glass like at a hockey game - except the thick glass doesn't give 😛

Walking through the neighborhood just now passed a Patriot*** fan neighbor who yelled "Good Luck this weekend!" from across the street. Not sure how to feel 😶

There's something about him that I find cringe, fake, and overrated

The most surprising part of this story is that is wasn't NE***

Settle leaving field with trainers is unSettling

He'a a threat to run for 1.5 yds/carry

"long-lasting" bone infection - back from injury at UB https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/news/buffalo-cam-lewis-bone-infection-injury-preseason-preview-rumor

Depends how many Hines brings to the house in first half

Geez rollercoaster - talk about going from highs to heart attack to back up again

Yep- still have to bring our 'sure tackling game' so 5-10 yd catches by Hill and Waddle don't turn into much more

Now waiting for the Jerry Hughes announcement

Croom

Any official word on Mostert?

My favorite part of this play is on an angle that isolates Diggs more - the moment he turns and sees the ball in the air, for just a spit second he drops his head to go in full out sprint mode before tracking the ball again, running as fast as he possibly can to catch up to it. It's incredible

For sure there will be a lot of standing in lower bowl. We've been getting club seats last number of years when we take my Dad which sits for the most part (regular season games at least). Other option is try to find something 1st row upper deck

If it's related to Hyde I would think initial step/announcement would be taking him off IR (which would be exciting enough) - nothing related to actual playing. I've thought all along if he did come back it would be to suit up for the SB (even if extrememly limited actual playing role - think Stamkos). Taking him off IR with potential to suit up for SB also gives team (even more) extra incentive to get there

You could be good enough to answer the baseline questions correctly - and still have other symptoms (headaches, dizziness), and not be truthful that you are having those symptoms. That is my point - as part of the assessment there are things that rely on including the person being truthful about their symptoms. It's not an exact science

My point is that as part of the protocol when they ask him if he is feeling any symptoms he could lie and say no. If a player says he is having no symptoms and goes through all the steps of the protocol dont see how they prevent him from playing

Have heard reports that Tua said he wants to play - if that's true I can't believe he wouldn't just tell the doctors what they need to hear to clear him

When he tried to take out Eli Apple's knees earlier this year Florio/Simms actually literally called it a "punk-ass move" - for mainstream media to say things like that about a player tells you something. I think the reputation is recognized now by players in the league - I saw one play where Taron gave him a little extra taking him down yesterday. I said yesterday QB is one factor in trying to sign top level FAs - I can't imagine any player wanting to choose to play with that guy - both because of his limited ability and his personality and punchable face.

They should be made to play this week in an exhibition against a team made up of All-Pro players that didn't make the playoffs. The Almost Pro Bowl. As incentive to play to win, if they lose then certain handicaps would be implemented the next week. Mahomes would have to play with his right arm tied behind his back for the first two offensive series, and KC would be given the choice of Andy Reid being blindfolded, or Nate Hackett being the coach, for the 1st Q

I have plenty of enough hate for both

That was McD playing 5D chess - playing the long game so the Cheaters keep Jones as their QB