JujuFish

How else will you be entertained until football?! Obviously we're providing a great service here. Fortunately, some semblance of football starts in a couple hours.

Exactly.

Prove me wrong, using your posts from the last Bills thread. I'll wait.

You were negative all last year. Doom and gloom from day one. You disappeared after wins and showed up to complain after losses. You literally patted yourself on the back multiple times about your prediction that they would miss the playoffs and only get 8-9 wins as the season was going on. You said Allen wasn't even a top 10 QB (and he ended up being one of only two players to get an MVP vote). And how did the Bills do? #2 seed and lost by a missed field goal to the eventual champs.

I'm going to assume you haven't actually looked into the story. The only person who is saying that Imane Khelif failed a gender test is Umar Kremlev, the president of the IBA. Kremlev is Russian. These claims didn't happen until after Khelif beat a then-undefeated Russian boxer. After this supposed failed test, about which no actual evidence has been offered other than Kremlev's word, the Russian boxer had her undefeated streak restored. I know who I believe in this scenario, and it's not the guy from Russia protecting a Russian boxer.

You said we wouldn't make the playoffs last year. So, I guess I can bet on a Super Bowl appearance now.

The offense will be fine. That is the least of the worries. So, by our powers combined, special teams is screwed.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/40268752/sources-justin-jefferson-vikings-agree-4-year-140m-deal 4 years, $140 million for Justin Jefferson, $110 million guaranteed.

It'll only make his fan base more rabid to vote for him.

I don't think you can. That is as clear cut as it gets to me. And since we're talking about Boston potentially losing, I am the last person to want to admit that kind of thing.

You didn't finish the video, I take it. The goal was disallowed for interference.

From the point I tuned in, Albany outscored Buffalo 5-1. Fortunately, the Bandits had a big enough lead to come out on top.

The Chiefs didn't top 30 points at all in the playoffs. They only topped 30 three times all season, and not a single time after beating the Raiders 31-17 in week 12.

Here's a link for those interested. It's not obvious if you're someone who doesn't check out the clubs.

Speak for yourself. Some of us live in glass houses, thank you very much!

A couple years ago, I saw a meta analysis that showed that rates of all-cause mortality were lower the more steps a person got per day, across all ages. Now I'm the annoying guy who is constantly trying to get his friends to walk more and go on hikes. Congrats to you on your progress!

While I'm never sad to see the Leafs eliminated, I was actually hoping they'd pull this one off, because I would have enjoyed the Bruins blowing a 3-1 series lead in the first round in consecutive seasons even more. It would have been the first time any team has lost with a 3-1 lead in consecutive seasons, let alone consecutive first rounds.

Pittsburgh was 2-6 to start 2022, then went 7-2 after trading him to the Bears. The Bears went 1-13 with him on the roster, 0-10 in games he played. They were 1-4 to start last season (0-4 when Claypool played), and went 6-6 after trading him to the Dolphins. The Dolphins were 5-1 when they made him active. They went 6-6 after. If curses are real, this guy seems cursed.

As a former foster kid myself, I have a soft spot for anyone who's been in the system. I hope Ray Davis excels and congrats to him on making it this far.

Well, thank you for outing yourself as someone not worth interacting with.

You might want to re-read what was written, because (1) Scotty said survive the season without serious injuries and (2) Scotty agrees with your sentiment about the Bills still being good. Don't let your rage (toward people who are critical of the Bills) blind you.

Douglas is not better than pre-injury Tre. Post-injury, sure. Wait, I just realized we're probably talking about two different injuries.

If the NFL could decide who Buffalo picks, surely they would want AD Mitchell. That way, we can have this constant storyline of whether the Chiefs or Bills drafted the better Texas WR, especially after the trade.

I've seen this take a lot from Bills fans, and there is absolutely zero logic in it. If the Bills weren't going to draft Worthy, then the Chiefs were going to get him regardless. It doesn't matter at all whether Worthy is a star, a bust, or somewhere in between.

I'm not familiar with this concept