DrDawkinstein

As pointed out, once. And the stat lines from the heat game: Josh 42/63 400yds 2TDs, 8 carries for 50yds rushing Tua 13/18 186yds 1TD

Diggs was great for the Bills and played a huge role in the growth and development of Josh Allen. I would hope that in 10 years Bills fans would be over themselves and recognize and respect Diggs for the player he was. I get wounds are fresh now (kinda), but much longer and it just looks like a petty, spiteful, ignorant fan base hating on one of their best former players. Reed had issues with Kelly, fist fights, threatened to leave Buffalo numerous times because his wife hated it here, was (is still) a huge ahole to fans at times especially when you catch him coked out, never won us a Super Bowl and melted down in SB26. We still love him.

For that to happen again, we would have to get rid of the CBA and modern NFL as we know it. We had Kelly/Reich before there was Free Agency and the Salary Cap, and before it was a passing league that prioritizes and pays QBs above all others.

Just put the headline in the thread title so we dont get 10 duplicate threads. There's no other news.

Didnt need a whole new thread for this, but saw on ESPN Get Up! this morning. Their trivia question: Q: Who is the only active HC to have a winning record against Mike Tomlin (min. 5 games)? A: Former college teammate, Sean McDermott. 4-1 Neat to have our guy mentioned. However, that is just the post-Ben era. Similar to our recent record against the post-Brady Pats.

Go back to the very first post and click Edit. It will let you edit the title as well as the body of the message.

There's a cranberry flavor! 🤷‍♂️

This is how I read the title too You try Long Drinks yet? It's basically Gin & Grapefruit/Squirt in a can. Been my official drink of Summer 2024 https://thelongdrink.com/thestory/#

Another vote for Bo. Even tho I was a diehard Bills fan in the 80s, I still had a Raiders hat and poster, and got the book Bo Knows Bo for my 10th bday.

Being out in an Atlanta sports bar for the draft when that pick was made is one of my all time real life sports highlights. Absolute chaos.

Depends on your definition of "they". Some in the FO and ownership? Most likely. But it was pretty clear that KOC wanted someone more malleable and moldable who would do exactly what he said and only what he said, his way. Their conflicts were evident even in the kumbaya-editing of Quarterbacks on Netflix. I'm sure KOC would only speak positively of Kirk, and I dont think there is any real animosity there. But there has definitely been frustration with KOC trying to implement his system and Kirk doing his own thing on the field. The mild success KOC was able to have with QBs like Josh Dobbs gave him enough rope to convince the FO to make these moves. Sure, if Cousins wanted to re-sign at $20M/yr of course they wouldve done it. No brainer. But in reality, given Kirk's market and KOC wanting to establish himself, they got JJ. I dont disagree on the 6+ wins. Just like it's tough to win games in the NFL, it's also tough to suck to the level of 4 or less wins.

Kevin O'Connell going to learn the "careful what you wish for" lesson of moving on from a headstrong vet QB like Cousins to a rookie who will listen to/do everything he says in JJ McCarthy. I think Darnold starts at least 8 games, so they may end up with 3ish wins there. Then switch to JJ who might pull off 1 more win. So yeah, 3-4 wins tops. Will be interesting to see how long it takes for heads to roll in the FO/Coaching staff.

Checked while I was in the app and it looks like you still need the HBO add-on in Hulu to get it. So for now, just HBO/Max.

Fair on the injury concerns. Anyone playing that position that physically wont last long in the league. But it's what their team is all about, at least for now.

Source? And Don was obviously talking about rich people who dont pay their fair share of taxes. Which is a LOT of them.

A competent, non fraudulent CPA would not have suggested these ideas because they are settled issues. This absolutely reeks of Tik Tok tax advice. Or his dad regularly practices tax fraud and figured he could do similar things with his son.

Yeah I thought that at times too, but he mostly seems to be extra only with himself/his family. I thought he did a good job supporting Purdy and keeping him going.

That's not true. They've successfully gone after the people we are talking about in this thread that we all agree should start paying their fair share. https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/11/politics/irs-back-taxes-millionaires/index.html IRS collected $1 billion in back taxes from millionaires in less than a year GD, this thread is destined for PPP aint it?

They showed the numbers with and without Deebo, and without Deebo SF is pretty average at best. Whatever it is that he brings and makes the defenses do obviously helps the entire team. Aiyuk is a very good WR, but doesnt bring anything extra or special beyond what any other good WR would do.

Fair point, although I hope thats not what @Don Otreply meant.

As it should be, and exactly why millionaires should pay their taxes. Otherwise, those millionaires are putting the entire burden on us, the middle class.

As they should. Not trying to create LLCs and shirk the rules just because they can pay lawyers. Anything else, take it to PPP.

I pay my share. And this kid will make more this year than I'll make working my entire lifetime. Let me be clear: I fully support these players milking every dollar they can from the trillion dollar NFL which makes it money off fans And then I fully expect these millionaires (and billionaire owners) to pay their fair share into the infrastructure and services that benefit us all

I was typing this exact same thing then saw your reply.

Werent they all nursing injuries tho? I think that's one of the points the show was trying to make. Jefferson missed significant time with a pulled hamstring and then came back and immediately got hit in the back and was coughing up blood. Adams separated his AC joint to the point you could see it sticking up through his hoodie. Even Kittle had to leave the Super Bowl and a most critical time because he couldnt lift his arm. Deebo had a fracture in his scapula, which can not feel good. And it's not like he didnt take a hard shot from a helmet right into his arm back that broke it. I know he left a couple games, but he didnt miss much time. These guys take major hits.