JujuFish

Hey, me too! I have done no research and I have a friend coming in tomorrow night to visit for the weekend, so I don't think I'll be getting any prep done. Hooray for improv!

I think you missed the word 'legally'.

The key to winning is obviously ask the opposing teams to start their backup defensive linesmen every game against our starters. Done and done.

Our offensive line...taking its name way too literally.

In his two games against us, he was 11/41 for 160 yards, 0 TDs, 1 INT, and his team scored a collective 14 points. But he went 2-0 because the Bills scored a collective 3.

I'm going to say the Browns after 8 games, but the Bills in the end.

A more interesting bet would be: who finishes with a better record, the Browns or the Bills?

The Colts showed they were willing to deal, so it's possible to make them an offer they wouldn't refuse. Now, it may be true that the offer would have to have been completely disastrous for the franchise (especially since the Jets gave up three second rounders to move up three spots), but I'm sure it was possible.

#3 was originally the Colts pick, so you could argue that he was attainable.

Allen has the strongest arm I've seen on a Bills QB. Multiple 60+ yard passes through the air, and he made it look effortless.

See my previous post which you yourself quoted.

Peterman's next drive ended with an interception. 0-16, here we come! (Our powers combined, we're doing it the bestest). Peterman's final numbers are 10/11 for 119 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT AJ McCarron is coming in for the second quarter.

Nathan Peterman, starting at QB, had a very good first drive. 7/7 for 75 yards and a TD to Benjamin. That's not counting a 34 yard TD to Streater that was called back on pass interference.

I think the biggest reason Allen would become a starter by week 5 is the brutal start to the schedule (as it looks going in, anyway). A 1-3 or even 0-4 start is not out of the question and would be a perfect excuse to change things up at QB.

The problem with this statement is that that's simply not how acronyms work. I guarantee you that you don't pronounce laser, scuba, snafu, fubar, awol, radar, HMMWV, NATO, or any dozens of other examples by their full form pronunciations.

He set a career high 14.5 sacks the year before Rex arrived.

I'm so glad Goodwin is finding success with San Francisco. As someone who grew up with a disabled brother, it warmed my heart when I learned of his relationship with his sister.

I'm only busy from 9 onward, so before then works fine for me.

I'm busy at 9 that Tuesday and Wednesday, but I'll autodraft if necessary.

I watched this movie for the first time a week ago. Kylo Ren was an annoying, emo-raging teenager. Made me roll my eyes on more than one occasion. Probably the second weakest part of the film, behind Finn's introduction.

I got my negativity out in the draft. I'm going to watch and hope for the best. Preseason will certainly be interesting. I just hope they don't rush him if he's not ready, and I don't think they will, fortunately.

It's not even August yet and I'm an incredibly indecisive person.

Hebrew did not have any vowels at all originally. Most Biblical Hebrew was written without vowels, so I don't think this is the correct explanation. I could be wrong and welcome corrections. On a similar vein, though, it is my understanding that YHWH is not pronounced aloud by Jews because it is God's name.

Event A) Trump privately asks Comey to stop the Russia investigation Event B) Comey ignores Trump Event C) Trump fires Comey Event D) Trump says, concerning his firing of Comey, in an interview on NBC News with Lester Holt: And in fact when I decided to just do it I said to myself, I said, "You know, this Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made-up story, it's an excuse by the Democrats for having lost an election that they should've won."

Unlike Comey, Mueller is tight-lipped, so neither you nor I have any idea what evidence he has accrued in his investigation.