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Who should we fire for EP miss

Meanwhile Benjamin jogs to the corner and almost leaves the field to get a hot dog before the play is over

omfg benjamin

wow made kiko look silly

Looked like the ball before that to Benjamin slipped out of his hand too

Watch any other NFL game and sooo many even marginal receivers make catches our receivers don't

Its not the HC though -it's whoever is telling him from the booth

Keep the conversation on the game please A joke - nvm

That's a big 1st down. If we went 3 and out would could have started a real spiral with D getting gassed and gashed

This drive sucks

86 wtf. Going to have to get some sustained drives on offense so defense doesn't get worn out

Who should we fire?

Sorry for your loss. My dad is 84 (and spent his childhood in Attica ) . I have plenty of "cheap" stories , but one thing relevant to this board is how the Bills have always been a great source of connection for us over the years. Every year since we were small kids, he would take my brother and I to one Bills game a year - always cheapest seats in the EZ. For years (decades) now, my brother and I have flown in every year to take him to a Bills game nearest his birthday in October. We began bringing our sons with us starting when they were very young and it's something my Dad looks forward to all year. With all that, for some reason this is the Bills story related to my Dad that jumped into my mind. When I was young, in the 70s, we were walking out after a game (another loss I'm sure) and we pass a guy in the EZ with his legs sprawled over the top of the benches in front of him, arms spread wide on the back of the bench, seemingly passed out cold, with his "member" sticking out of his pants - literally pissing all over himself. Being a very innocent young man, I looked at the scene spread out in front of me, tried to process it, and mouth agape, alarmingly looked to my Dad. It's seared into my brain just the look of calm and disappointment on his face when he said simply "Move along son, move along". He wasn't a person to show a lot of emotion when I grew up (that certainly changed once he had grandchildren), and that incident was some kind of perfect microcosm mash-up of my young life with the Bills and my Dad. We've never spoken of the incident since.

The thing I care most about in all of this is that now the Cheaters' path the the SB got easier

Maybe a combined 140 years of experience for the refs is not necessarily a good thing...

Years ago came home with my wife and kids all freaked out - there was a black snake in our kitchen. Figured out it came in through hole in the subfloor for the sink drain. Next day find out there was a mouse in the kitchen - realized then that the snake came in after the mouse. There's a big black snake that I see every once in a while around my house - I leave it alone - know it is taking care of any mice (also took out a bird in a tree one day - that is a whole other story)

Didn't see anyone post this - couple days old now but feel worth a mention https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/27/obituaries/stephen-hillenburg-spongebob-squarepants-creator-dies-at-57.html My kids grew up watching SpongeBob - and of course that means I watched it with them while they grew up. I admittedly catch some episodes even now, if I come across it flipping channels. My kids and I still occasionally will bring up bits from the show in conversation ("Twenty-fiiive.."). RIP to a person who brought a lot of joy to the world

I was thinking the same thing. Kiko had another dirty hit to the head of a sliding QB last weekend - luckily for Luck not as bad as the one he put on Flacco. He's been chippy/dirty previous games against the Bills - I hope his roid rage is in control when Allen leaves the pocket - sliding is no guarantee of safety with Kiko out there.

I don't see the trade up from 32 there?

East of Buffalo?

I fall on the doosh side. Once I saw the whole PC exchange it did give some context. To me he was trying (too hard) to play the "traitor went to a hated rival" card - I think it might have been partially an attempt to endear himself further to the fan base - and to try show his "competitiveness" which to me though just made him look immature/foolish. One thing it shows to me for sure is he really has some deep rooted disdain or Hue. Obviously he didn't have a high opinion of him based on their time together - you don't treat people you respect like that. Makes you wonder if he was in Dorsey's ear badmouthing Hue (and Haley) - or at least was more than willing to provide his opinion if asked. I get that pro sports has a little different dynamic, but give me a break - the guy got fired (didn't quit) and found gainful employment in his profession. Ridiculous to fault the guy for getting a job.

One of the weird things this season that kind of flew under the radar was Milano losing snaps to Humber at the beginning. There were a few comments from coaches too that made it seem like they were trying to send him a message. Hopefully if it was attitude it got fully adjusted

Josh Allen not trash McD says Trust the Process Die Fish! Die! Die! Die!

Great thanks guys

Maybe they should have fired Bortles and benched Hackett