JujuFish

This is true. But I will also note that after their first two seasons as a franchise, they didn't suffer back-to-back seasons of .500 or below (points %) until 01-03. During their current drought, they had 10 consecutive seasons without finishing above .500 points percentage.

Win tonight and they'll be above DeLuca .500 for the first time since missing the playoffs by 1 point two seasons ago.

That 05-06 team was also trying to break the longest playoff drought in franchise history. Of course, the record was only 3 seasons then.

Unlike Boston, we actually have a .500 winning percentage.

This certainly doesn't match reality at all. Not only did Republicans control both the House and Senate, but they nearly universally worked with Trump. One exception I can think of, thanks to Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John McCain voting no, was not allowing Trump to dismantle the Affordable Care Act without something to replace it. Democrats regained the House during the midterms, but Republicans maintained control of the Senate throughout Trump's term.

Your information is out of date. Trump has 76.8 million votes, 49.9% of the total. That percentage has continued to trend downward, so it is unlikely he crests 50% again.

LGR invites this with the way he communicates.

This is incorrect.

Well, they do co-share the longest active playoff drought in the big 4 sports.

Oh yeah, with 2 TDs yesterday, Allen tied Kelly for most total TDs in Bills history.

Although it's extraordinarily unlikely, the Steelers now control their own destiny to the #1 seed. If Buffalo and Pittsburgh both win out, they mutually eliminate the Chiefs via head-to-head tiebreaker and Pittsburgh would own the tiebreaker over Buffalo via conference record.

You might be right. Could be 100% projection on my part, as someone who has dealt with depression thoughout adulthood.

They were generally stymied all day, getting 49 yards collectively between the 3 of them. But Cook got 2 touches in goal-to-go situations and took it to the house both times. When I saw that yesterday, I felt sad for the guy. Felt like someone dealing with depression finally seeing a spark of joy.

You think that's a hot take? You think Reid and McDermott made the right decision to challenge their respective plays?

Thank you, Reid, for returning the bad challenge favor. Not quite as egregious as McDermott's, but that is not one I would have ever challenged.

C'mon, DeLuca .500

How quickly we forget why a sitting president undergoes the impeachment process. Trump withheld military aid to Ukraine for political extortion.

The smile on Putin's face should be enough evidence for anyone. Also, let's not forget Trump trying to keep weapons from Ukraine, dogwhistling to the Kremlin that the US was soft on Russia. Or the fact that Republicans in Congress voted to do nothing when Putin invaded Crimea.

RIP. Too young.

The Dolphins would have a more respectable record if Tua hadn't gotten concussed. No excuses for the Jets, though. They're much worse than I expected (I had them at 12 wins going into the season).

That was the first Bills win in Indianapolis since Peyton Manning's rookie season in 1998.

Taylor had 7 yards on 5 rushes and 2 catches for 8 yards in the second half. Not too shabby.

Well, normally the Bills are a better second half team. Let's hope that remains true today.

Someone who is tied for the all-time lead is the all-time leader. Hence the nitpick.

Not to pick nits, but he's 3 away. Allen has 241, Kelly had 244, so 3 will put him into a tie. Joe Ferguson (191) and Jack Kemp (102) are the only other Bills QBs with at least 100. Fitzmagic is 5th with 82.