Herodotus

Did you see his 1993 Oiler crisis video? That is my fear, that for whatever reason the Bills take a step back and the Pegs decide they have to take an active role in the Bills and they blow up four years of respectability and good football.

Hey its been a while. I remember the drought and so do you. Remember the Dallas game in 2007? Oh we knew they weren't going to the post season but damn beating Dallas? That would have been our Superbowl in 2007 and damn that hurt so bad because they lost in typical Bills fashion. Yeah, we went 17 years without a playoff. We went a quarter century without a championship or post season win of any sort, yeah I mean we have seen a return of good football since 2017, but damn it had been a long time since this team last tasted sustained success. Oh and the best way to fuck them? Win the whole damn thing. I want the Chiefs, I want to destroy them. I want them to experience the gut punch feeling of seeing their team lose to us. I want Mahomes to have to see our fireworks. I want to laugh at every single last bitch and bastard in Chefs Kingdumb. The superbowl was a good pantsing of them, but I want them to experience the pain. Oh believe you me. I want to obliterate them.

Tree has always been good for a great and surprisingly insightful hot take. In this one he is right. The Sabs are awful because they are hands on, and in the Bills they let the football people run the show.

I would add, where possible, research (and I don't mean some random blog, but the actual CDC and pharmaceutical company websites to see what the side effects are), and I would also say be familiar with what your medical history is. If you have some allergies or pre-existing conditions you might not want the vaccine, because most of those who have died or suffered ill effects from the vaccine have pre existing conditions and/or allergies that played a roll. However, if you are fairly healthy then yes, get the vaccine.

Eh, they'll get it done. Beane has navigated this off season very well so far. I mean nothing splashy, but he'll get it done. We probably take a slight step back this year -especially if New England, Miami, and the Buttfumbles get their stuff together, this division is going to be very difficult this year - but the future does look bright.

Got vaccine one a couple days ago, I get the second dose in three weeks. The side affects so far? Felt like someone punched me in the arm all day after the shot and I had a dry coughing fit that lasted 5 to 10 minutes. Other than that nothing.

We have 19 of 22 starters back from a team that went to within 2.5 quarters of a Superbowl berth. We upgraded at QB, we got a bit more competative at TE, we got a WR who was cheaper and in some ways better than Smoke, and we still have the draft and possibly something through trades. Beane said he was going to keep the team together and not go after splashy free agents and he has done exactly that. This team is not a 3-13 team looking for its first playoff game in decades, its a competently ran 13-3 team that made it to the AFC championship game. I mostly approve of what they have done so far.

He, like JP Losman before him was a likeable enough guy and I wanted him to do well, but I knew he wouldn't. To his credit, he was the best QB in an outstandingly awful class, I wanted . . . wait for it . . . Geno Smith hahahahahhahahhahahahhaahhaha

The reactions you posted above are why I don't rely on hot takes from twitter. This is not a long term deal. This is sort of like the Chiefs signing Matt Moore in 2019. They had rarely won playoff games before that for decades, but Matt Moore was not going to take over if Mahomes got hurt, he was going to be a backup who would keep the ship afloat until Mahomes got back. Trubisky provides the same thing. Again, I completely agree with this decision. On offense, we actually do have the tools to win right now (and if we get an RB worth his salt we are winning the superbowl, you heard it here first), the D? It depends on what Star, Epenesa, and whoever we draft this year helps.

I completely understand and agree with this signing. It almost has a Philadelphia style Big Dick Nick quality to it. This is clearly Allen's team and they clearly expect to win now, but Trubisky can insure against complete disaster if Allen misses playing time. Lets not kid ourselves, Allen is a warrior, but he had no business playing against the Titans or Jets last season. Beane has beefed up the receiving corps and its possible that Diggs and Sanders are the top two receivers and when we go 4 wide we are gonna be a nightmare. On the other hand, sorry to tell this to Sean, but I think they go with RB or TE in the first and then go heavy on the DL in the rest of the draft.

It is a huge win for this team, and I am loving the specifics of this contract. However, I would not say I am surprised by this deal. If this was Doug Waley, Buddy Nix, Russ Brandon, Marv, Tom Donahoe etc. . . . then yeah I would have been surprised to see them get this done. This competence is something that I have slowly gotten used to and come to expect these past four years.

Yes he was, and he would have stiff armed Chris Jones on his way to the endzone.

I dunno about favorite Bill ever, but during the drought Its either him, Kyle, or Moorman. As pissed as I was that Wrecks Cryin let him walk, I am so glad that he was able to go to the playoffs with Seattle. IMVHO, if we had had 2008-2012 FJax in this offense we would very likely have beaten Kansas City. I am absolutely serious about that.

No, this game was too big for McD. Chris Jones starts getting punchy and they don't flag him you call a time out. You send in Barkley, Mackenzie, and a scrub OL and you chop block him and end his career.

Balls: Bills Mafia for turning out in the thousands Kicking teams Cole Goats: Coaching: unprepared and no adjustments Defense Offense