Bill from NYC

Hey you (Get on up) Over there (Get on up) Get on up, now (Get on up) Don't go nowhere (Get on up) We gonna dance, dance, dance We gonna dance, dance, dance The boogaloo (Get on up) Too (Get on up)

Agreed but I resent it when political lynch mobs want to force their opinions on others. Members of these mobs have their own crosses to bear, trust me.

Perhaps, but Ralph was killing us with "cash to cap." Also, Levy as GM set us back for perhaps a decade.

Our coaches had Schobel lining up so wide that he was near the sideline on some plays. It was sickening. They had Mario, a GREAT DE, dropping into coverage, and sometimes Dareus would be standing there doing jumping jacks at the LOS. He looked like a trained seal. I am glad that it appears as if the young fans will not have to suffer through the idiocy that we did. But we hung in there as fans, no?

Imo Schobel and Mario were both virtually our entire pass rush when they were here. Jauron and Rex really screwed them up too imo. Maybe I'm just partial but I think that both of them were VERY good players.

As i recall, we played Green Bay on Thanksgiving the year before we signed Bryce and he destroyed us. When we signed him I was jumping for joy. I remember Bruce saying that he told Bryce that if he kept it up, he would be the DPOY. Quite the compliment coming from an all time great. Bryce hit like a truck. He was as strong as an ox and would extend his long arms and make play after play before he got hurt. His sacks were particularly violent. You and I were at the game against the Colts where I couldn't believe Harbaugh survived. He took hits from Bryce, Bruce, and Hansen that could have killed him. As I recall he was sacked 6 times and took even more hits. I always respected Harbaugh as a badass after that game. He is one tough SOB.

All of our tastes change from time to time, but I'm not quite sure how much better it gets than this:

Daddy made whiskey and he made it well. Cost two dollars and it burned like hell. I cut hickory just to fire the still, Drink down a bottle and be ready to kill. Brown-eyed women and red grenadine, The bottle was dusty but the liquor was clean. Sound of the thunder with the rain pouring down, And it looks like the old man's, getting on.

When my daughter (who is 1/2 Puerto Rican) was doing her undergrad at Dartmouth, she wrote a paper about how the movie "West Side Story" set back Puerto Rican women "20 - 30 years". She cited the character "Anita" saying how she liked it that Bernardo was alway so hot after a rumble (or words to that affect). Also, the fact that the ever so pure "Maria" was ready for sex with a man who just killed her brother. I would bet money that this outrageous scenario never happened in world history. Quite the contrary. Interestingly, she didn't think that the intent of the movie was to be offensive. The paper turned out to be something of a big deal at her school and her points above (along with other observations) were actually pretty tough to argue against. I mean really, a romp in the hay after I killed your brother? Yeah, OK. I had seen the movie numerous times and she had never brought up her views on it. I also admit that I never gave any thought to her valid claims before I read her paper. My question is, should "West Side Story" be cancelled? I think not. Despite the above, there was also a good message, however dated. But many folks have every right (imo) to be offended by this movie if they choose to. So, what should we do?

You beat me to it Pooj!!!!! That would seem to be WAY more offensive (if you care to be offended) than Brown Sugar!!!!

Absolutely! I once heard someone say that it is great idea to draft blockers and pass rushers.

Please believe me, I am not defending Gruden. I initially sided with him just a bit until the rest of his comments were aired. I don't feel sorry for him either. I am 100% sure that he received quite the bonus package, unless there was a clause in his contract that would void it over e-mails he sent 6 or 7 years before he signed it. As I said in an earlier post, I never thought Gruden was terribly intelligent. Now, what you said about the world not being fair is beyond dispute. Yet, almost all of us do use "whataboutism" when it fits our narrative. Mine is simple: There are/were 2 state governors (no names, no parties) who have done things 100x worse than writing insensitive, even mean spirited e-mails about a few multi-millionaires, 7 years ago. But once again, I have no sympathy for Gruden and don't care that he stepped down. In fact, I lean closer to being glad. I do however think that is a sad state of affairs when a stupid jerk football coach is held to higher standards than our elected officials, so yes....to totally discard "whataboutism" really isn't so easy to do these days. JMO

Do you wanna dance under the moonlight? Love me,girl, all through the night Baby, do you wanna dance?

In the chilly hours and minutes of uncertainty, I want to be in the warm hold of your loving mind To feel you all around me And to take your hand, along the sand Ah, but I may as well try and catch the wind

Yes, 1,000x more.

Champagne for breakfast with a Sherman in my hand Part hope part ales never fails Must have been a dream I don't believe where I've been Come on, we're gonna do it again Do you you, feel like I do? Do you you, feel like I do?

December promise you gave unto me December whispers of treachery December clouds are now covering me December songs no longer I sing

Good point.

The above is an excellent summary. I happen to think that the comment, no matter the intent, was stupid. Very stupid and totally uncalled for. Gruden always seemed rather dumb to me. He is a smart football man but hey, Tom Cruise is a good actor and he too always struck me as something of a schmuck. I don't know if Gruden's comment, however stupid, unneccessary, and certainly insensitive was based on racial hatred. I don't know the man so I cannot make a call like that based on one idiotic comment that he made 10 years ago. His current and former players and folks from his past, and every day life are more prepared to make this determination than any of us or social media. In any event, the above bolded was 100% on point. Is is SO easy to get sanctimonious, but each of us has said something wrong and/or stupid that we regret. Once again, I am not trying to say that I know what motivated Gruden. I am saying that we shouldn't be so quick to judge others when we live in glass houses as all of us do, at least to some extent. Thanks for a wonderful post.

All of you brothers over in Africa Tell all the folks in Egypt, and Israel, too Please don't miss this train at the station 'Cause if you miss it, I feel sorry, sorry for you

I tried to live without you What a misery, it turned out to be Sorry for the times I doubted you Can't seem to get nowhere, 'less you're next to me And everday I wonder what it would be like Just to see the one who's always by my side Lookin out for you and I I do my best to do right got to get to the way up high Oh my Lord, I can't wait to meetchu Love the life I'm livin though I'm lookin forward to the day I die Oh my Lord, I can't wait to meetchu

Thank you!!! Even in fancy hotels? I am going with my fiancee and she is allowing me one night to play poker, for which I am grateful lol but she wants to stay in a fancy place, which I am totally down with. The last time I played poker was a 1/5 game in Atlantic City and I kicked ass, but it was 7 card stud LOL!!! Still, I am confident that I would do well in a low stakes hold 'em game.

Really? From what I have seen he is really coming around. Hey, as long as the Bills win it's all cool!!!!!!!

It helps to be playing next to Quinnen Williams who looks like he is turning into a fine player.