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.

Great win! I have very little tk add about that. But this needs to be said and probably doesn’t need its own thread. Can we stop now with the sideline coach “interviews” to start the second and third quarters? We’re all dumber for having to hear them.