todd

If the dude did a survey before making that decision— and damn well he should — he might learn a few things. Forget that crap.

Yeah, because they can only do one thing at a time and because they signed a new punter it means they were ignoring everything else. Makes sense.

Oh please. Do you really want a head case like that on the team?

He doesn't sound like he'd fit the culture in Buffalo. No way. No need for classless d-bags on the team.

I love them. They look badass. Friggin' stormtroopers from Star Wars.

Rasul Douglas signs with Miami.

Agreed. Marino is being objective. He sees the potential because he’s a rookie, but also offers critique where appropriate.

Who cares about his yacht? He’s a billionaire. It’s his money. He’s not cheating anyone, and is holding up his end of the bargain on the stadium. And anyway, buying a yacht has nothing to do with the stadium. If he was only in it for the money, he would have moved the bills and made even more $$. People need to chill.

Wait. You are disappointed in our rookies based on two preseason games?

P R E S E A S O N

Probably not during a preseason game.

Yep, I remember going to Hicks when I was in grade school at St. Louis. It was like a Norman Rockwell painting of a 50s ice cream shop. Used to love walking to Bill Wahl’s for ice cream, too. That was where the Pittsford Pub / JoJos is now. That’s been gone even longer.

Abbotts is great, but frozen custard is a different animal. That used to be our go-to before Pittsford Farms dairy was around.

How many other places hand make their own ice cream from milk from their own cows? Not many. It's far superior to anything else I've had. What's your point of comparison? Is there something better I should try? For science? 🙂 Totally worth it. As I mentioned in a previous post, they make it themselves from their own dairy cows, with fresh and delicious ingredients. Plus, the building itself and the other baked goods they sell are top notch. I haven't had anything better.

Thanks, man. There are actually a few mistakes, but close enough! the tele is a mahogany body and roasted maple neck. Sounds great! Finished w/ tru-oil with gold flake embedded. About 25 thin coats.

Breaking our house, fixing our house, guitar player for 35+ years, writing & recording (mid at best) original songs, building electric guitars, golf, being a good husband. Old man and a guitar Guitar I built

If they were going to make them this ugly, they should have just went with exact replicas of the original. Good lord, I could have designed those for 1/2 the price and they would have been better.

I don't understand what the Dolphins are doing.

Anyone else think Rodgers is a candidate for the Most Punchable Face Award?

Agreed. I rewatched the season recently. The difference pre- and post-injury was significant. Arrow was definitely point up early in the season. We saw glimpses of why he was drafted. Fought for balls, good catch radius. Aggressive and looked strong. Totally different after.

Hey all - attached is a calendar file you can import to whatever calendar you use that has all the Bills games. Buffalo_Bills_2025_Schedule.ics

Gross. All I can think of is those cheeks flapping when she has flatulence. That's a flatulass for sure.

Camp body.

I'd like to give both cooper and kincaid the benefit of the doubt regarding injury. I do not have elite athletic skills, but I used to be a decent golfer. I was certainly not as long as a pro, and I wasn't scratch. But I could hit it pretty good. I had lower back surgery (removed my tailbone and 1/2 of my sacrum, moved my glute muscles around to deal with that) and looking at me, you'd never know. I'm essentially the same guy. Nobody can tell. But I can. I have the same swing, but I've lost 30 yards of distance off the tee, and it isn't just age. My rounds under 80 are not common now. Occasional, not regular. My point is that people have no idea what an injury can do to an athlete. My swing changes are minor to the untrained eye. Imagine an elite athlete dealing with an injury that impacts their training and what they do. Your brain thinks your body can do what it used to, but somehow your body just doesn't respond. Fans like us can't see the difference. But players can feel it and it is a real thing. I expect Kincaid to bounce back after he fully heals. Cooper isn't the same story. He's older, and just won't bounce back. Don't underestimate the impact of a lower body injury on an elite athlete. Kincaid will be fine.

I'd love to hear the perspective of those who gave it an F or thereabouts.