Ok now that I got to actually watch it that was awesome but bittersweet too. I think watching all the gameday highlights on NFL Primetime growing up in the 90's contributed alot to my obsession with the NFL. Oh how I miss the old days
Yeah although not a legend, guy did a two hour set and had some pretty funny bits and certainly wasn't afraid to cross any boundaries. I always said I would've seen him live again if the opportunity came around
RIP this one hits me a little bit and I am not going to pretend he was my favorite comedian of all-time or pretend that he was the GOAT now that he passed away but he was funny...The reason this one hits me is because a few years ago through a friend we got front row seats to see him when he came to the local Casino. Good show, I started following him on twitter after that and even interacted with him one time on there about his show I saw. But he was a very humble down to earth dude who always showed love to Buffalo on twitter(I think he even gave us a shoutout on there within the past week or two),gave good interviews every time he was on the Shred and Ragan show, and always had good outlooks on what was going on in the world. Very sad to hear about this because he just seemed like a good dude and someone whose thoughts I came across on a fairly regular basis from following on Twitter. Way too young.
From my perspective as someone who was at the game and had a few pops in me I know he got beat on some plays but my god the kid was all over the field today. Kid isn't afraid of contact and was in on tackles left and right. And he was getting the crowd worked up during timeouts and just looked like he was really enjoying himself. He's got the passion I absolutely love this kid,
Good story man, thanks for sharing
Tasker was on the John Murphy show this afternoon and shared one of his favorite Joe Kelly stories and it was at the last Wrestling event at the Aud and there was a work in play where "The Nasty Boys" were taunting Jim and calling him a loser and saying Buffalo was a city of losers and Jim's Dad didn't realize it was all a work and Jim was in on it and he started yelling back at them and he wanted to climb in the ring himself and some of Jim's brothers had to hold him back. I got some chuckles from the story. That's the beautiful thing about life all the fun memories we make as we go along live on forever
RIP Joe Kelly
No argument there but this was much more a natural part of life than the real tragedy's the family has dealt with over the years, his father was up there and it was his time to go. Sad nonetheless
Don't let it stress you out my man. I had gotten rid of my seasons for awhile due to financial circumstances etc. and was able to finally jump back on ship again this season. It feels good to have them again but I am also finding out alot of friends and relatives that have had seasons for awhile got rid of them this year so that is kind of bumming me out. There will always be future seasons down the road when you can get them again. I actually really enjoyed watching the games from home for awhile so don't look at it as a negative thing.