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liny195  
#1 Posted : Friday, June 14, 2019 8:25:16 AM(UTC)
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The 2019 NFL Draft is quickly approaching Youth Jim Kelly Jerseys , and ESPN’s Josina Anderson has reported that the Buffalo Bills are set to host Alabama defensive tackle Quinnen Williams on a visit. Many fans and draft experts alike consider Williams to be the top prospect in the draft, and a player who would fill the biggest hole on Buffalo’s defensive line. You can find more on Williams, Noah Fant, Ed Oliver, and more as part of today’s Bills Links.Report: Bills to host Alabama DT Quinnen Williams on pre-draft visit – The Buffalo NewsThe Buffalo Bills will host one of the draft’s premier talents next week on a visit.Bills DT Target For Each Day of the 2019 NFL Draft | The Draft Network"Head Coach Sean McDermott and General Manager Brandon Beane hold their current positions because of the success they enjoyed with the Carolina Panthers."Buffalo Bills Running Back Options in the 2019 NFL Draft | Cover 1With both LeSean McCoy and Frank Gore on the roster, running back doesn't seem like an imminent need for the Buffalo Bills. However, with both on the wrong side of 30, it's not inconceivable the Bills could address the position in the 2019 NFL Draft.Source: Buffalo Bills held private workout with Iowa TE Noah Fant - newyorkupstate.comFant is one of the top tight ends in the 2019 NFL Draft.CAPACCIO: The Bills top-5 positional needs heading into the draft | WGR 550 SportsRadioThe team's needs have changed through free agency.2019 NFL Draft: Mel Kiper shows how Buffalo Bills can earn A grade in three-round mock - newyorkupstate.comKiper added two weapons for Josh Allen in his best-case scenario mock draft.Which former All-Pro will silence critics in 2019? - BuffaloBills.comThe "Good Morning Football" crew discusses which former All-Pro will silence critics with an impressive 2019 season. Find out which Bills player made the list.Watch: New Sports Performance Center - BuffaloBills.comThe new Sports Performance Center was built by owners Terry and Kim Pegula to give players a state-of-the-art training facility.Potential Bills draft pick Ed Oliver: ‘I can change the whole defense, honestly’ – The Buffalo News"Matt Meekins remembers having to institute an “Ed Oliver Rule” during spring football practices at Westfield High School in Houston. It was either that, or his offense would never execute a successful inside run." (Subscription required.)Featured on Buffalo Rumblings2019 NFL Draft: Buffalo Bills to host Alabama Crimson Tide defensive lineman Quinnen Williams on pre-draft visit - Buffalo RumblingsThe elite prospect is considered a probable top-five selection in this year’s NFL Draft2019 NFL Draft: Brian Burns scouting report, personal history Jim Kelly Jerseys Stitched , background - Buffalo Rumblings"As we get closer and closer to the 2019 NFL Draft, it’s worth looking at some of the prospects the Buffalo Bills may be picking in less than two weeks."Brian Burns film analysis: Bills defense could be jump-started by 2019 NFL Draft edge rusher - Buffalo RumblingsThis Seminole might be just who the Bills want.Billieve Podcast: signing free agent Eli Harold and discussing 2019 NFL draft options at No. 9 - Buffalo RumblingsWe discuss the addition of Harold, and analyze college prospects Rashan Gary, Brian Burns, and Hakeem Butler.Blitzed Bills: A New Era for the 2019 NFL Draft? - Buffalo RumblingsIf you were a first-round NFL draft pick, would you care who selected you? And Kyle Williams will never have to buy a beer around us for what he did recently. Plus, Tom Brady is ruining social...Bills Links, 4/12: Will Buffalo select a tight end in the 2019 NFL Draft? - Buffalo RumblingsThe Bills are expected to select a tight end at some point in the draft. As the Buffalo Bills prepare to face a new opponent each week, fans take on the age-old arch-nemesis know as “hunger.” Never fear, Buffalo Rumblings has just the playbook to take down this foe. Each week, we’ll dive into enemy territory to scout their signature moves and put a “Buffalo” spin on it. Translated Youth O. J. Simpson Jerseys , each week we’ll share a themed recipe based on who the Bills are playing, including a custom wing sauce to go with each dish. Our opponent this week:Miami DolphinsThe Cuban: While there’s some debate on where The Cuban was invented, it’s almost certainly not Miami. However, this Florida cuisine has regional variants. The Miami version is all about holding the salami. If regular ham and cheese doesn’t do it for you anymore, this significantly amped-up version will restore your faith in the sandwich standard. For the sauce, we’ll make our first detour from the traditional two ingredients of butter and hot sauce. We’ll create a hybrid of wing sauce using some mojo rojo components to act like we’re going for a more authentic experience. The CubanServes: 6-8Active Time: 45 MinutesTotal Time:9 hoursIngredientsMojo Pork1 Tbsp garlic1鈦? tsp parsley1鈦? tsp paprika1鈦? tsp cumin1 tsp oregano3鈦? cup hot sauce1鈦? cup olive oilJuice from two limes (or bitter orange if you can find them)Pork tenderloin (about 1 lb)*The rest of the sandwich (enough of each to cover however many sandwiches you’re making)Bread**Olive oil, 1 tsp per sandwichMustardSwiss cheesePickles, chips or sandwich slicedSliced hamMaking the porkPlace garlic, parsley, paprika, cumin and oregano in a medium saucepan on LOW. Heat for 1 min.Add hot sauce O. J. Simpson Jerseys Stitched , olive oil and lime juice. Stir until well blended; heat for 5 min.Place pork tenderloin and sauce in a slow cooker. Cook, covered, on HIGH for two hours.Turn tenderloin, reduce heat to low. Turn the tenderloin every 60 to 90 min.At around the six-hour mark, the tenderloin should be easy to shred with a fork (or two). Shred pork and cook for one more hour. Depending on slow cooker, this could take 7-8 hours total.Assembling SandwichMustard should go on the bread. Aside from that there’s some leeway in adding the ham, cheese, pickles and mojo pork you just madeNow that you have something strongly resembling a sandwich, brush the outside of the bread with olive oil***Most people will be using a frying pan. If so, this is like cooking a grilled cheese sandwich with the exception that it’s supposed to be a pressed sandwich. Apply pressure with a spatula while cooking****Wingin’ It Tips*Depending on how many people you’re trying to feed there might be a lot of extra mojo pork. This shouldn’t be a problem because it’s delicious, but halve the tenderloin if you’re worried about leftovers. **Cuban bread ideally. If you can’t find that Youth Thurman Thomas Jerseys , French is the next best bet. ***I like to brush one side then place the sandwich oil side down in the frying pan. Then oil the other side that’s face-up. It saves from handling an oily sandwich.****If you own a sandwich press, whether it’s a plancha or something made famous by a boxer, you can go ahead and use that. The Beer We pair lime with lime as we take one last longing look at the Summer that’s way behind us. As we near one of the biggest drinking nights of the year, we have a special cocktail in the official Labatt Blue pint glass of Wingin’ It. Simply mix ice and water and you have a drink known as “plan to get home safely.” It’s not a catchy name, but it’s one your loved ones will appreciate you remembering. As long as one person in your group chooses this drink, you’re doing it right! Beer products provided by Labatt USA. Please drink responsibly. Coming soon!Nothing. No more Wingin’ It until next season. At least there’s no current plans. Thank you to everyone who chose to come along on this wing-sauce adventure with me. Sixteen weeks and sixteen sauces has made for a heck of a ride. Another round of gratitude has to go out to anyone who took it seriously enough to try one of these. Thank you to Labatt USA for giving me some attractive frames to put around my food. Thank you to Buffalo Rumblings for allowing me to pursue this insanity and Matt Warren for the thumbs up on some off-the-wall content. But most of all, thank you to my beautiful wife and daughters who were often test subjects in my mad culinary experiments.
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