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Agreed. It just doesn't make sense to make the blockbuster trade up for Pitts when our offense is already pretty explosive. If they want to swing for the fences and trade up for somebody it should be Paye.

Things are still going to be weird with Covid going on but generally speaking going to Canalside and spending some time downtown by the arena area has come a long way in my opinion. I live in the Northtowns but try to make the stop to Canalside/downtown once a summer since it has come more alive. If you do that Liberty Hound and Pearl Street have some cool patio bars. If you go to Allen Street there's alot of cool bars and restaurants. Normally festival season would be in full motion by late June but once again with Covid that won't be normal this year unfortunately.

I'm not disputing that an incident between those two didn't happen in Cincy but I don't know if that would be considered the true beginning of the Bickering Bills either. Just my opinion

Let's revisit this thread Friday morning. I'm not convinced the Bills are definitely taking a RB but I think it's reasonable it could happen.

Yeah I'm not sure I agree with this take. I always thought the Bickering Bills stuff started with Jim Kelly calling out Howard Ballard and the stuff that followed that

That was the season that really catapulted the Super Bowl runs...I hope someday we look back at 2020 in the same way(of course there will always be the Pandemic BS associated with it as well unfortunately)

It's so hard for me to accept this was 15 years ago already and that era is now being referred to as the good old days. Time really flies

It's a shame the timing of the careers of both Fred Jackson and Kyle Williams were just a little bit off in timing because they would be the absolute perfect fits both in talent and personalities for this current McDermott process culture era Bills team. Would be incredible to add both of those guys to the mix both on the field and in the locker room on the current Bills team.

Not an Aerosmith guy but I like Sweet Emotions and Amazing Bruce Springsteen- Glory days

I imagine these were a staple at Rich Stadium tailgates during the Super Bowl years

You can tell just by listening to his post game presser's and when Granato appears on WGR that his actual hockey knowledge is night and day from Kruegar's. Kruegar was just a walking book full of cliche's

All you needed to say here was "Yes we will" and smirked right back at him.

That's my left tackle! *sheds tear*

For as great as that team was they were also as dysfunctional as they come. Ditka and Buddy Ryan couldn't stand each other and it carried over to where the offense and defense didn't like each other, McMahon and Ditka couldn't stand each other. It's amazing they were able to have as dominant of a season as they had in 85 with all the BS going on behind the scenes. There's a book called Da Bears by Steve Delsohn that goes into a lot of the behind the scenes stuff that happened that season, it's a pretty entertaining read if your interested in learning more about that team

Hoping to be in New Orleans for the Bills game this year

I know I'm way late to the party on this one but it was on my Quarantine catch up list...anyway I just finished up watching The Wire and thought it was excellent and lived up to the hype

But he's worth millions!

Watched a very good docu-series about DMX and the Ruff Ryders era about a year ago. DMX came across very humble during it and straight up admitted he was not prepared for everything that came with the fame after he blew up overnight.

Eating like crap during the work week...don't get me wrong I'll still eat like crap during the weekends but I have learned what a difference it makes if you can stay on track during the week even when you allow yourself to splurge during the weekend

All I know is I'm vaccinated and have season tickets so I will be there

That..and drafting the right players to begin with

I get the point your making but you don't trade Josh period. He could end up being one of the top 3 QB's in the league for the next 15 years.

The Sabres have had a ton of draft ammo over the last decade and we see how well that's working out for them

That whole draft was a giant blunder. We could've and should've drafted Haloti Ngata over Whitner at 8 and then when we traded up I thought for sure we were going after Nick Mangold. The only redeeming thing from that draft we lucked into Kyle Williams that year. Would've been something if we pulled both Ngata and Williams in that draft.

He's got the potential to take a jump this season. Improved play out of Ford and add a RB like Harris and the running game could absolutely improve. To be determined though.