Son of a K-Gun

Corner or Wideout, Does it make a difference? AFC East sucks.

Cheers mate!

Any chance you could post another update of the availability map? Wondering what might be there for my window tomorrow morning.

I’m up on Friday…fingers crossed

Well at least we know he didn't hit someone at the Pro Bowl...no hitting going on at all there.

And here I thought Packers assistant GM Aaron Rodgers was going to win it this year...

Last season gave the NFL world Playoff Lenny who became Lombardi Lenny. This weekend we are about to see Divisional Devin who will morph over into Super Bowl Singletary. Go Bills.

For anyone saying that RTP call was weak, just look at the reverse angle (which was never shown on the NBC broadcast). Faster than Tyreek Hill too...guess we shouldn't switch McKenzie to corner this week, we should move Josh

Hear me out...what's Usain Bolt up to?

Shades of Troy Brown.

I can also see Buffalo becoming a signing destination for better talent as the legend of Josh continues to grow. Wouldn't that be a change from the past??

I saw somebody tweet out the other day that Jim Kelly took his first snap for the Bills at age 26. Josh won't take a snap at age 26 until this September. This could be one big window.

Yes, completely agree...it is the context around it, that's all.

Ugh, never said I was offended by the name...just saying that it might be culturally insensitive. There are a lot of things the we used to say, or our parents or grandparents used to say, that simply shouldn't be said anymore. I can't really believe that I have to defend this position in 2022, especially the day after MLK.

He's been a lot of fun to watch...love how he gets downfield and keeps plowing through to the whistle.

Let's just say that there are a number of racial/culturally insensitive names that could have a double-meaning and I am not about to give examples. We can assume all we want about your team's name and the disparaging nature of it. If the Washington team made their logo an overcooked tourist on the beach would that make their name any less disparaging? Pretty weak argument dude.

The Allen stats continue to amaze, but perhaps more important is the Allen eye test. Anyone who watches him comes away with their jaw on the floor. You can't appreciate his play properly from watching the highlights, you need to see the body of work and the way he shapes every game he plays in. Back to the MVP conversation...seems a foregone conclusion that it's going to be Rodgers. I just don't know how voters can look at what Rodgers accomplished this season and objectively say it was better than what Tom Brady did. Brady threw for 1200 more yards than Rodgers, just think about that for a minute...that's FOUR 300 yard games better than Rodgers. The only big plus in Rodgers' column is his 4 INT's to Brady's 12...keeping in mind that Brady had 188 more passing attempts, and 5 of Brady's INT's were off of drops and Hail Mary's. I was already thinking that Brady was the better choice over Rodgers and then I saw this article from Dov Kleiman and it beautifully laid out what I had been thinking...good read for anyone interested. https://www.si.com/nfl/packers/news/the-case-for-tom-brady-to-win-2021-nfl-mvp Now I need to shower having just backed Tom Brady...eww.

My kids showed me the Bills Tik Tok…too funny. Keep warm folks!

I wish…too much hassle crossing the border unfortunately.

My "suggested ads" took a noticeable shift yesterday thanks to Bart Scott's 'circulation' tips 😁

Enough of the P x V talk, this is a family-friendly message board 😉

We all know he didn't order a salad.

I mean, did Flores see Mac Jones play?

Gotta feeling we'll see a big pick-6 from a guy that has been overlooked but has quietly put up a great season...Levi Wallace. Guy is due. I can see him sitting on a weakass McCorkle sideline throw and housing it. Of course this assumes McCorkle is actually allowed to throw the ball...

Post game tailgate. Don't think you need to worry about meat spoiling.