PREDICTION:

Kuli and Bogo both hit scoresheet tonight.
- Der Kaiser

5-1 panthers

reinhart gets a goal in the 3rd


hey this prediction got us 7/8 points, why change it

You're like that guy at the bar ...
- Der Kaiser

The one that stays there too long and falls over? Yeah I know

The one that stays there too long and falls over? Yeah I know
- Stripes77

I know a guy

I know a guy
- homiedclown

The ukrainian wanted to show me a text Sunday night. She came over to where I was sitting and said "Oh. You smell like booze."

I was pretty sure I was sober.

The ukrainian wanted to show me a text Sunday night. She came over to where I was sitting and said "Oh. You smell like booze."

I was pretty sure I was sober.
- Der Kaiser

I was trashed sunday

not gonna lie

The one that stays there too long and falls over? Yeah I know
- Stripes77

I was trashed sunday

not gonna lie
- homiedclown

Same . Never saw Monday sneak up on me. I think we both started early.

http://billswire.usatoday...g-close-this-isnt-hockey/

I was trashed sunday

not gonna lie
- homiedclown

Bottle of red wine and a small glass of Honey Whiskey for me.

Started around 3:00 was done by 7:00

http://billswire.usatoday.com/2016/12/19/bills-eric-wood-sends-message-to-owners-for-rex-ryan-were-so-freaking-close-this-isnt-hockey/
- homiedclown

I agree with him.

I also would suspect that if Rex is fired they (Pegula and Whaley) would lose the locker room.

CAM-SHAFT

I agree with him.

I also would suspect that if Rex is fired they (Pegula and Whaley) would lose the locker room.
- Stripes77

if they fire rex

eric wood wants out
watkins wants to be traded
kyle williams retires
incognito retires
alexander and brown take offers from other teams this offseason
whaley overpays gilmore and robert woods

and I look for another team to cheer for

CAM-SHAFT
- SABRES 89

rex ryan is very happy to be here


something pegula needs to comprehend

rex ryan is very happy to be here


something pegula needs to comprehend
- homiedclown

Trade Tyrod if Rex is gone, teams will want him.

if they fire rex

eric wood wants out
watkins wants to be traded
kyle williams retires
incognito retires
alexander and brown take offers from other teams this offseason
whaley overpays gilmore and robert woods

and I look for another team to cheer for
- homiedclown

How close to the glass do you sit ?

How close to the glass do you sit ?
- SABRES 89

3 feet to computer



I am not in the arena for the sabre games

sabres getting Duchene is 30% according to rumor chart

sabres getting Duchene is 30% according to rumor chart
- homiedclown

There goes that idea.

There goes that idea.
- cabin

It means we have a 30% chance at acquiring a Varone

Trade Tyrod if Rex is gone, teams will want him.
- SABRES 89

That's exactly why Tyrod's agent is smart to not renegotiate his contract.

If the Bills opt out Tyrod will get more money most likely from whatever team misses out on Romo.

If Rex goes so does Tyrod.

This is still on Whaley IMO.

if they fire rex

eric wood wants out
watkins wants to be traded
kyle williams retires
incognito retires
alexander and brown take offers from other teams this offseason
whaley overpays gilmore and robert woods

and I look for another team to cheer for
- homiedclown

OK then fire Whaley and let the new GM decide (as long as that GM's last name isn't Ryan)

OK then fire Whaley and let the new GM decide (as long as that GM's last name isn't Ryan)
- Pope of Pucks

IMO that is best case

if the gm wants to keep rex, the 2 have an offseason to get the tools needed for a few more wins

That's exactly why Tyrod's agent is smart to not renegotiate his contract.

If the Bills opt out Tyrod will get more money most likely from whatever team misses out on Romo.

If Rex goes so does Tyrod.

This is still on Whaley IMO.
- Stripes77

Good, let another team have him. They can be 32nd in passing next year.

I'd rather have Matt Barkley sling it for 300+ with two picks. At least Watkins might be fun to watch then.

rex ryan is very happy to be here


something pegula needs to comprehend
- homiedclown

Agreed. I think one more year of Rex. If things do not improve.. then it is time to go.

I still think we need to move on from Tyrod though.

Patriots VP of player personnel Nick Caserio: He interviewed in Miami a few years back, and there was a feeling then that he was ready to take his shot. He hasn’t interviewed elsewhere since, leading to a growing sense that it’d be tough to pry him away.

Ravens assistant GM Eric DeCosta: Good luck pursuing him. He’s almost certainly going nowhere. If anything were to lure him, my sense is it would have to be full control and either a major market or an historic franchise.

Seahawks co-director of player personnel Scott Fitterer: The former college director was promoted last year. And while he’s still on the road plenty, the change has given him experience in pro scouting and an office setting. His résumé = Seattle’s roster.

Texans director of player personnel Brian Gaine: In many ways, Gaine has been the bridge between scouting and coaching, with his background speaking Bill O’Brien’s language. And the Texans’ resiliency this year speaks to the depth he’s helped build.

Packers director of player personnel Brian Gutekunst: As the team’s former college director, he’s vital in how Ted Thompson builds the roster. And while Eliot Wolf is a bigger name, I’ve heard too many good things about Gutekunst to leave him off.

Seahawks co-director of player personnel Trent Kirchner: He was promoted from pro director when Fitterer was, and has since gotten more experience on the college side. He’s interviewed with the Jets and Lions the last two years.

Cowboys assistant director of player personnel Will McClay: The Cowboys’ offensive talent speaks for itself, but Dallas has been equally resourceful in stocking the defense. And in that regard, the team’s top scout has been a difference-maker.

Cardinals VP of player personnel Terry McDonough: Part of the Ozzie Newsome tree, McDonough helped Steve Keim pull off a difficult rebuild-on-the-fly the past four years. The success of Tampa’s Jason Licht coming from Arizona won’t hurt either.

Vikings assistant GM George Paton: Like Ballard, he’s been in the mix for a number of jobs—he was one of two finalists for the Rams post in 2012—and has helped build a proven winner. Minnesota’s rash of injuries has only highlighted that.

Falcons assistant GM Scott Pioli: By all accounts, he’s learned from his experience in Kansas City, and he left the cupboard far from bare. His impact in Atlanta can be seen in the recent influx of talent on defense and along the offensive line.

Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin: Most road scouts have an enormous amount of respect for the stoic Tobin, who has strong football roots, plus a deep, sturdy roster to show for his nearly two decades in Cincinnati.

Packers director of football operations Eliot Wolf: Once Seattle’s John Schneider signed his extension, the assumption became that Wolf would succeed Thompson in Green Bay, maybe very soon. The rumor mill has also tied him to the Niners.