slipkid

RIP, John.

What if I told you the commentator was Brady?

Keon Coleman is so slow that we can produce pages upon pages of “terminal velocity” discussion complete with formulas before he finishes a crossing route.

I think it’s copperplate wide. Garamond is too classy . .

In terms of a backup winning a game, Roland Hooks’ last two plays against New England come to mind.

Brunchin’ it up—black coffee as I slap together eggs benedict with some apple crisp and mimosas. The hazy pales ales will wait until the second half.

My first Bills game! Dad dragged this seven-year-old to a snorefest of a game. Edit: And I loved every minute of it!

I wasn’t able to pay close attention to the broadcast and missed some, but from what I heard, Matt Ryan was better than I expected.

Yep. It’s the only one I’ve ever watched (for 20+ years now). Both are respected journalists and provide some insight on timely sports stories* while admitting their biases. I tried the other fools at one point or another and couldn’t take more than a few minutes. *i wish one of them knew at least something about hockey.

I thought the same. It felt like Josh saw him slip and didn’t even look at Harty, though he was still wide open for a walk-in.

I know I’m not the only one who saw sugar-high-Josh during the national anthem.

I’m as excited as the next guy about tonight, but it doesn’t feel like Jets week without a little Jimmy Spags.😀

Ultimately, I trust the snap on the field goal more than from Van Rotten. It’s worth noting that the kneel down came after a shotgun snap, not under center—gave Josh more time to recover a bad snap.