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Another Trade Incoming! Bills trading DE Darryl Johnson to Carolina!


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2 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

I did not see him in the 2 games I watched. But I usually wait until after cuts to really get into them. There are just so few places to go to get good info.

https://www.freep.com/sports/mitch-albom/

Thats who Im talking about, he had a care-free style to him and like everyone was one the bigger red wing fans during their prime. 

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1 minute ago, iamhubby1 said:

 

How much do you follow them? Even with the interwebz, it is difficult to follow from this far away.

I stopped following them when it was announced we were getting a team of our own.  I only followed them casually after I moved here in the early 90's.

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40 minutes ago, Scott12345 said:

I was big skins fan…Joe Gibbs, john rigging, art monk

i still despise the cowboys, giants, eagles…prob Philly the most

Everything about Philadelphia is despicable.  I think I might hate their fans overtaking our stadium more than any other fanbase.

 I have a feeling our stadium will be overrun more than ever this year.  The interest level in town seems about as low as it ever gets.  The bandwagon is empty and all that's left are the diehards.

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2 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

I stopped following them when it was announced we were getting a team of our own.  I only followed them casually after I moved here in the early 90's.

Funny how that happens huh? No one, well anyone that knew me, would have ever thought I WOULD NOT be a Cowboys fan during that time. I've been football crazy since I was about 5 years old, no lie. My mother said she would catch me watching football instead of cartoons on Saturday. Have ALWAYS been passionate about football, at that time, especially the Dallas Cowboys (no idea how I became a Cowboys fan)... that being said, it's funny how our psyche would much rather have our own territorial army to root for. So much so that you would just give up a team you had been so passionate for since you were, well... old enough to remember, lol. I was a Panthers fan from day one! I remember their first pre-season, first game ever against Jacksonville in the HOF game... I was in Germany watching on the Armed Forces Network!!

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