JujuFish

Interesting. 1921 was only the second year for the NFL, and the Buffalo All-Americans beat the Chicago Staleys (they changed to the Bears the following season) by a score of 7-6. I don't see a Buffalo game in 1923, though. 1922, the All-Americans beat the Rochester Jeffersons 21-0, and in 1924 the Bisons lost to the Akron Pros 0-22. It also looks like the All-Tonawanda Lumberjacks played as a non-league member in 1920 against the Rochester Jeffersons, and won 14-3.

Wasn't sure who I wanted to cheer for out of the East. Columbus it is, haha.

It's based on a series of books, the latest release of which just came out last week (Tiamat's Wrath).

There's a TE that looks like a poor man's Gronk in the upcoming draft. Hopefully he's gone well before the Patriots are up to draft.

Not according to average temperatures. Not even joking. It's close, but Buffalo is colder (at least according to actual temps, wind chill is a different matter).

None of those cities is colder than Buffalo.

I wouldn't be upset if they went with Metcalf but I do like your idea better.

Update: looks like the Fox acquisition will finalize on March 20.

3 years younger and arguably a better pass blocker. Looks like a solid signing to me.

The only DCEU movie I've seen is Wonder Woman. Maybe I'll check out Justice League. Are the others worth watching?

This is kind of a useless topic, but I just noticed The Aud Club has a million posts and I thought it was neat.

It's hard not to read your words and "project" anything. What's wrong with having a powerful female character and wanting gender diversity? Like, literally how does that make anything worse for anyone? None of the MCU characters match up to their comic book counterparts in power level (well, maybe Hawkeye...poor Hawkeye), so why does it matter now when it's a female character?

Considering the Fox acquisition still hasn't gone through, this is exceedingly unlikely.

I don't know how the Bills are willing to pay him, but Pro Football Focus likes Matt Paradis a lot. He's their top offensive lineman free agent, and their 15th overall free agent for the offseason. "Paradis was a top-three graded center in the NFL before going down with a broken ankle midway through the 2018 season. He’s likely limited to a zone scheme, but he’s been one of the best centers in the NFL when playing in such a system. He’s never graded lower than 74.0 for a single season in his career."

Yeah, I'm honestly not convinced Flacco is any better than Keenum at this point.

I watched Bohemian Rhapsody last night. Looks like I side with the audience (88%) over the critics (61%, 47% by "top" critics) on Rotten Tomatoes, since I quite enjoyed it.

I feel pretty happy about having skipped two Super Bowls in a row.

Are the Fast and Furious movies actually any good? I've never really cared about cars so I never watched them.

Speaking of receivers for the Bills, here's PFF's top 10 WR free agents: https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-top-10-free-agent-wide-receivers-in-2019 TLDR: Golden Tate, Tyrell Williams, Cole Beasley, John Brown, Adam Humphries, Randall Cobb, Donte Moncrief, Devin Funchess, Chris Hogan, Dontrelle Inman. A bit underwhelming.

Any game with the Patriots in it is automatically anti-fun to watch. Not only is the game itself not fun, but it retroactively sucks away any fun you've been having in your life recently.

The Saints should (most likely) be in the Super Bowl right now.

The originals were just as predictable.

At this point, my feelings are: Mayfield >> Darnold >= Allen > Jackson Right now, I'd take Darnold over Allen because he doesn't depend on his legs as much. Hopefully Allen will get better about that as both his own abilities as a passer improve as well as the line protecting him.

My spidey sense is tingling.

I would take Jonah Williams if he's still available.