BidsJr

Bill was a DC

"No Fame Defense"

Why would it be a sticking point? [edited to remove generalized, non football discussion]

lol

What about the players who do get vaccinated and still fail the test?

Lolololololol

Message board moderators are in a position required to control the flow of speech at their discretion. None of this, including opinions on the jab should be of any surprise.

Not sure how I can make a thread that includes Como, COVID and Bills fans being allowed in stadium NOT political. I will remove the sarcastic King, but people need to wake up.

Fixed the title, and thanks for pointing out my mistake.

https://nypost.com/2020/12/18/cuomo-open-to-bills-stadium-hosting-fans-if-buffalo-makes-playoffs/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

I must admit.... I was on board for wrong Josh. Happy to eat my crow.

Comp: 657 Att: 1096 59.9945= 60% Hate on haters. Most thought this would not happen THIS year.

Probably the felt the same as he did when that site said Trump couldn't win.

Traded to Bills for a 3rd round pick. Allen's buddy and backup for the next 15 years. I could see it.

Take some time and talk to your boy.

The scary thing is, his career stats minus wins and losses, are pretty similar to Jim's.

Well, I guess that’s that.

*Oak Park, Kansas

Correct. The missing piece is NOT a WR for this personnel set it is a true dual threat RB ala Thurman. I believe that will be the focus in the draft.

Weak

OP asked for thoughts. Looks like that is what he got.

lol

It was not intended to help the lesser teams in the league. Again... I am not sure why this is so hard to understand. 1. You draft well and build a winner. 2. Because you are winning your players are better and therefore more costly to keep. 3. Because they are more expensive you push closer to the cap because you can't keep all of them. 4. In order to make it fair for teams that draft well and win, but are subject to the cap to create parity you have #5. 5. Rewarded comp picks to off set the fact that you have a salary cap and cannot keep all of your homegrown talent.

I am not sure why this is so hard to understand. 1. You draft well and build a winner. 2. Because you are winning your players are better and therefore more costly to keep. 3. Because they are more expensive you push closer to the cap because you can't keep all of them. 4. In order to make it fair for teams that draft well and win, but are subject to the cap to create parity you have #5. 5. Rewarded comp picks to off set the fact that you have a salary cap and cannot keep all of your homegrown talent.

He was also a great Hawkeye. Tristan Wirfs will carry on the legacy well.