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We got flat outplayed. I'm good with that. O line didn't show up. Last one we lost was identical. No O line. 

 

BUT, first call of the game; Pass interference call, my phone blew up. OMG the Eagles have to play the Chiefs and the Zebra's. How unfair. 😱 Not another peep once the Eagles had a commanding lead then.....Eagle #90 hit Pat in the head and guess what. No call for the foul, which Brady called out and not a word from Eagles fans about the Zebra's. Then the wife tells me that the Eagles fans BOO Taylor when they showed her on the Jumbo Tron. So, only a wrong if you're loosing but a right if you're winning? Grow up. 

 

There's a reason I don't like humans. :idiot:Moral is a one way street. I rest my case.

 

The GNX was nice. The music wasn't....music. I too am old. 

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It was the Bucs all over again, but at least the Chiefs were missing both? tackles in that game. This game…well it looked like they were missing the entire line. Eagles were getting home with 4 all night. 
 

 

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I thought it was going to be close. The family gathering was entertaining. About 30 people. All but one was puzzled about the half time display. It wasn’t singing and I like some rap. I appreciate talent in every musical genre except opera. My favorite entertainment picks up this week NASCAR and spring training coming fast. And wouldn’t you know it cold front this week. That usually happens when I get a new ride to play with. 

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You guys will be fine. Look at the whole AFC. Some of the usual contenders are looking weak. Bengals are done, Ravens are done. Even if you just get in as a wildcard I think you have a good chance against Daniel Jones and 60 year old Aaron Rodgers. 🤣

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The Bills are up in 3 weeks and the only one ESPN has nearly even odds on. But we weren't supposed to loose to the Chargers either so....:dunno:

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On 10/13/2025 at 3:07 PM, Grumpy Bear said:

The Bills are up in 3 weeks and the only one ESPN has nearly even odds on. But we weren't supposed to loose to the Chargers either so....:dunno:

Bills are much worse than their record suggests and you guys are probably better than yours. This last weekend proves that to me.


Which is kind of a reversal from last year when you stacked up 15 wins but never looked that great to me…

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On 10/14/2025 at 6:09 PM, OnTheReel said:

Bills are much worse than their record suggests and you guys are probably better than yours. This last weekend proves that to me.


Which is kind of a reversal from last year when you stacked up 15 wins but never looked that great to me…

 

We will see Sunday :) 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, Grumpy Bear said:

 

We will see Sunday :) 

 

 

Kind of a weird first half last night, and then it was finally the beat down I expected. 😆

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