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At worst, that should have been offsetting. At worst. It was nothing.

He held the ball out while making the first down motion.

TAUNTING!??!!? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? EVERY WR DOES THAT WHEN THEY GET A FIRST DOWN! *gets more beer*

Good news is Shaq is gonna be awesome. He was even getting held on that sack!

Not that there's ever a good time for a miscommunication leading to an INT...but that was a really bad time.

Mike Pereira ‏@MikePereira 13m13 minutes ago You can't have roughing the kicker because the play was shut down for defense offside. You can have a late hit which I think it was. Of course, the ref was still spotting the ball on the FG attempt with 4 seconds left when we got called for delay of game. Dear refs in Seattle: we're perfectly capable of losing this game on our own. Thanks.

....what in the world just happened? Sherman roughs the kicker. Gets called for offside instead. We lose our kicker for the game. This is utterly unbelievable, even for the Bills and the NFL. Edit: apparently we only lose Carpenter for a play, not the game. My consternation remains.

Personally, nothing pisses me off more than huge car repair bills. The first thing I did upon getting a real job was buy a brand new car. Totally worth it to me, but your utility function may be different.

I wouldn't do it either, but I don't see how it gets done without McCabe. We're just not good trading partners.

I'd do that in a heartbeat, which makes me think you'd have to swap McCabe in for Guhle to entice Winnipeg.

In honor of the election, my bet isn't a bet for Buffalo, it's a bet against Boston :p

I would like to send my sincere thanks to Neo for helping me climb out of the toilet water, even if I am still on the bowl.

This reminds me that I forgot to offer my condolences yesterday. Sorry man, those little balls of fur really are family.

Agreed. Two years of cost certainty on the cheap should grease the skids for a deal.

I don't think Cutler is better than Tyrod, to be honest. Worlds different, but not better. Give me Romo, injury risk and all, over probably any other option we're likely to see for next season.

With respect, I think you're looking for a reason to be mad at him. Not that this doesn't come off as immature, it just seems like you're following him with the express purpose of jumping on a misstep. Maybe you're not, but that's how it appears to me.

I don't blame him for what they are, I blame him for legitimizing, and re-introducing to the mainstream, sentiments which should have been left in the dust 40 years ago.

At 1335. Two units on Buffalo.

30.43 and 29.85, respectively. Good for 4th and 5th among forwards, behind ROR, Okposo, and Moulson. Poor Foligno, Larsson, and Gionta are under 20% :lol:

PDO. Save percentages the last 5 games: 100, 97, 96, 93, 97. That's not going to continue, unless you think Lehner and Nilsson are far and away the greatest goaltending tandem to ever step foot on this planet. Ultimately I think Bylsma's whole approach is to limit opportunities against, and he's willing to sacrifice opportunities for in order to achieve it (the numbers play this out as we're a middling shot-suppression team, and a terrible shot-generation team). Single forechecker, little activation of the defensemen. The important question is why he's taking this approach. I floated a theory last year that lack of faith in the blue line was a factor in him playing so conservative with the forecheck. Maybe that's it, or maybe he legitimately believes this is how you win. Or something else. Though I think it's the wrong approach as a whole, I do think a consequence is that goals against tend to be quite low.

Reinhart is currently our top CF% forward at 54.65%. Second? Girgensons at 52.75%.

Okay, so they learned a lesson, not the lesson :p

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I'm assuming there wouldn't be unanimity on the Republican side, so they'd need Dem support. And though impeachment requires only a simple majority, removal requires a 2/3 vote in the Senate, IIRC. Ultimately I think if the Republicans were going to take an extraordinary step to dump Trump, they'd have done it at the convention by unbinding the delegates before the first vote.

Yea I was thinking of the questionnaires doctors give you when you see them for the first time. My baaaaaaaad. Mine does not :(