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We had 17 years to pump our breaks during the playoff drought....why not dream big with the state of this current team and organization?

Applebees?

Exactly, not all NFL teams are created equal. I'd say any given year there are about 5-6 teams who have a realistic chance to go all the way. This year we are one of them

I think most of America was rooting for the Patriots in that first Super Bowl win against the Rams. Little did we know.... As a kid who grew up loving the Bulls in the 90s, I hated the Kobe Lakers teams. It just felt like a cheap imitation but by the end of his career I had come around on Kobe and especially after he passed I really started going back and learning/studying him more. I wish I would have appreciated those Lakers teams more. I hope they get a 30 for 30 on those teams someday.

I'm not a huge "artsy" person and the Allentown Art Festival is something that I pretty much always stay away from but I did notice a lot of people posting cool Bills items they picked up there this year so maybe it was worth a shot going to check out. Maybe next year especially if they win the Super Bowl

Not a Lightning or Avs fan but I think it will be a great series and was probably the best matchup you could ask for in a Cup Finals. I'm expecting it to go 7 games.

Agree on both Stranger Things and We Own This City. When WOTC first came out I was excited because I thought it was going to be a new series that would be around for awhile and didn't realize until the end that it was just a mini-series.

I've always felt the same way....which is why I laughed when there were so many people convinced we wouldn't be able to offer Diggs an extension.

He specifically stated Hypothetically...under that context it's a fair conversation

Tone Deaf

Exactly....major difference. Watson clearly has some sick fetish here

I think this is a lowkey Josh Allen appreciation post...and I am here for it baby!

All I know is if he came to Buffalo there's no way that f***ing guy would've been able to stay away from Lundy's Lane There's been many guys who drank and drugged themselves outta the league over the years...but this might have been the first case in NFL history where a guy rub n tugged himself outta the league 🤷‍♂️

Just getting started on the new season of Stranger Things...Only watched the first two episodes but so far very good!!

I think a lot of people miss that point. His all-time stats would have certainly been padded if he came into the league right away when he was in the physical prime of his life. I think it all worked out though as far as the team coming together at the right time with the right pieces to form the Super Bowl teams so from that standpoint it's hard to look back and have any regrets as a Bills fan on Kelly missing those early years with the USFL. The other problem with the lack of longevity of Jim's career was on him in my opinion, Jimbo lived a very hard lifestyle off the field back then. He was the last of the true throwbacks that really played as hard off the field as they did on the field. I think it was pretty common from the 70s through the 90s but guys just couldn't keep up nowadays if they took care of themselves like that now. I agree injuries played a role in it too but I think it was the combination of poor health and nutritional habits combined with the beating he took. There's no way anybody who is being honest could say he retired too early, he just wasn't the same guy by the time he hung up the cleats.

Exactly...he just wasn't given the God Given natural ability guys like Josh Allen or Aaron Rodgers were gifted with but he absolutely made the most out of what he had.

He was the greatest journeyman QB of all time...and I don't mean that as an insult.

I used to party there when I was younger. Haven't been in at least a decade if not longer. It's sad but not overly sad to me because they have been talking about it being it's last Summer for at least the last 5-6 years. In fact I thought it was already closed down.

I feel heartbroken for him and all of the other great Bills fans who passed away right before this incredible era got underway

I am SUPER Pumped for this! This has probably been the #1 Sports Documentary left that I've been waiting to see for quite some time now. I always had faith they would do one at some point...that rivalry was just too intense not to have one. Some of the best and most intense hockey I've ever watched especially when they met in the playoffs.

Now that's dedicated fandom to have your crapping schedule down to a specified gameday routine

Couple Thoughts: 1) Elam's personality reminds me so much of Tre White! Obviously a great thing 2) It might have taken them a decade to get there but the Pegula's vision of a "One Buffalo" seems to finally be in Fruition. This is an AMAZING time to be a Buffalo Sports fan right now

Nailed It!

Agree with this but also agree with the original guy's point that if this kid believed in that replacement theory BS and White Supremacy he was still a DUMBASS in another way.