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While I appreciate his contributions to Michigan, Ross isn't a very good owner. He had Dan Campbell there for the hiring and went off and hired Adam Gase. It would be stupid to fire Mike McDaniel, so maybe he will.

If I see either one of those signs tonight I’m accidentally spilling a $14 beer onto them

I hope Ben Johnson saw that TD play to Tyreek. Great play design for Jamo

Watching Juwaan Taylor false start without a penalty like it’s September.

I enjoyed the clip where she couldn’t see out the suite window because it’s completely frosted over.

They can’t use that excuse for the new place, set to open in 2026.

Poor Browns.

But among those folks have to be Bills leadership who are currently in plans to continue with an outdoor stadium.

Weekly parades.

Harbaugh is notoriously tight to the chest. I don't really believe any source but John Bacon on his happenings. Bacon has insider connections to Harbaugh, has consistently been the reliable and reasonable source of knowledge surrounding Harbaugh (even from the very beginning), and most often he will simply say "no one knows anything". The ESPN types can't go on television and say "I don't know!", so instead they speculate, using the fallacy that everyone must prefer the NFL to NCAA, because it's the NFL. That being said, I wish Jim would just choose. This media circus follows every. single. season... It's just exhausting. And sure, it sure feels like as long as he is here, he will continue to develop 3*s and 4*s to beat or compete with Ohio State and Alabama 5*s. But if/when he inevitably leaves, I'd prefer having a system in place that can attract 5*s, and your head coach flirting with the NFL every. single. season. doesn't help attract them. FWIW, this was Bacon's tidbit from yesterday. I can't imagine why anyone in the athletic department would ever make a head coach that just won the National Championship in the highest revenue sport feel not wanted.

Part of me agrees with postponing the game. Obviously it's safer. No one needs to die in the elements trying to get to a Buffalo Bills game or while shoveling seats for $20/hour. Another part of me sees what JJ Watt is saying in that Tweet above. It feels like this is happening more often in recent years. For what it's worth, this Wikipedia page claims this is only the third snow relocation or rescheduling in NFL history not due to mechanical failure (like the MetroDome collapse). All three have been since 2010, and this is the second in the last 15 months. If this is going to be a recurring or more common thing, where we are becoming more and more cautious about bringing fans to stadiums in the elements and drawing the subjective line about how much snow is too much snow, or how much cold is too cold, I don't like these new stadiums in places like Buffalo being built outdoors. Whether the purpose is to play the game in the elements or it's about being cheap, I don't think opposing teams should have to suffer repercussions when inevitable things happen. This isn't a hurricane, earthquake, or a wildfire, it's snow in Buffalo, NY, which averages 100 inches of snow per year. An NFL policy that games are to be played on the day they are scheduled unless there is no possible alternative venue would suffice. Move this game to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis or even to Pittsburgh, and let the Bills lose out on the gate and home field advantage. If the concern is just the fans, play it tomorrow with no fans. But if the Steelers win, they shouldn't have a day less of rest because Buffalo wasn't equipped with a roof to manage a lot of snowfall in 2024.

I was about to say the same thing. They'll only go as far as Howard will take them, which methinks may be a 12-team playoff appearance but not much more when it comes to beating the top tier of the SEC.

If you were on Twitter you’d be famous

Never mind Kalen DeBoer, that's my PBP announcer!!

I got the 12-5 correct for the Lions, but ironically only got one loss correct (Ravens) in the game-by-game prediction. Dead-on Correct (5): Dolphins, Jaguars, Cowboys, Seahawks, Lions Off by One Game (9): Bills, Steelers, Titans, Chiefs, Broncos, 49ers, Cardinals, Bears, Saints Off by Two Games (5): Ravens, Commanders, Vikings, Packers, Falcons Not Even Close (13): Jets, Patriots, Bengals, Browns, Texans, Colts, Raiders, Chargers, Eagles, Giants, Rams, Bucs, Panthers AFC Playoffs: 5/7 correct (no Bengals or Jaguars) NFC Playoffs: 4/7 correct (no Falcons, Giants, or Seahawks) I'll take it. Within two games of a correct prediction for 19 NFL teams isn't bad and I'm pretty happy with five being correct predictions. NFC North was the only division I was within two games for every team.

Hope he has a good vehicle for the snow. It's coming down in sheets.

No Houston or Mitchell. I think it's probably a yes LaPorta, but he might be limited.

The Alabama offer must have been so much that Washington had to immediately say "there's no way"

I think more important is that they are hiring a GM to work with him. Belichick was a really bad drafter the last few years.