Admendola To Raidaz

[Love The Drake]

Raiders Hire Danny Amendola As Assistant Coach

The Las Vegas Raiders have hired former Patriots WR Danny Amendola as an assistant/returners coach, per Albert Breer. Breer adds that Amendola will assist offensive coordinator Edgar Bennett with the team's receivers. Amendola officially retired

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[Bill Lee]

Texans V2.0 taking shape in Las Vegas.

I hear Romeo's still available...

 

[turkeyneck]

Texans V2.0 taking shape in Las Vegas.

I hear Romeo's still available...

Anyone know a good shop in LV where you can get letterman sweaters made up?

 

[Scotty]

Will be interesting to see how the Raiders perform this season.

 

[Patjew]

Good for him. I love my former neighbor even if that carport was an abomination.

 

[Ivan]

I wish Edelman would join the Patriots staff, he could teach young receivers every thing he knows about getting off the line and getting open.

 

[Rob0729]

Good for him. I love my former neighbor even if that carport was an abomination.

The good news is that abdominal carports are all the rage in Vegas.

 

[Love The Drake]

The good news is that abdominal carports are all the rage in Vegas.

True I was just there.

 

[Joker]

Good for him. I love my former neighbor even if that carport was an abomination.

you live on the East Side??

 

[SammyBlueCat]

Good for him.

 

[Patjew]

you live on the East Side??

I did. I was on Pratt Street (and also 4th, Forest, and Hope). In Borrington now.

 

[Patjew]

The good news is that abdominal carports are all the rage in Vegas.

He'll fit right in haha!

 

[bormio]

I did. I was on Pratt Street (and also 4th, Forest, and Hope). In Borrington now.

Seems like a lifetime ago. Barrington Eagle, class of ‘76

 

[RIpats88]

Everyone wants to go with McDaniels. Amendola, hoyer...

Not bill..

 

[Ivan]

Everyone wants to go with McDaniels. Amendola, hoyer...

Not bill..

Amendola was openly resentful of Belichick for getting him to take salary cuts, and I seriously doubt you would have wanted him to get paid more. And Hoyer has spent years with Belichick and was released, he then signed with a former coach, that’s as normal is gets. You can hate Belichick all you want, but this is stupid sh.t.

 

[Patsgofor4]

Raiders Hire Danny Amendola As Assistant Coach

The Las Vegas Raiders have hired former Patriots WR Danny Amendola as an assistant/returners coach, per Albert Breer. Breer adds that Amendola will assist offensive coordinator Edgar Bennett with the team's receivers. Amendola officially retired

nfltraderumors.co

 

[Patsgofor4]

Everyone wants to go with McDaniels. Amendola, hoyer...

Not bill..

This is satire, right? Right?

 

[Joker]

I did. I was on Pratt Street (and also 4th, Forest, and Hope). In Borrington now.

we MUST know each other....I worked at Geoff's Sandwich Shop as well as Lupo's Headbreak Hotel,the Living Room, Brandywine's and Tortilla Flats....Fourth,Fifth, Methyl,up and down Hope Street, Transit St.,Wayland Square....jeezus...and I spent thousands of hours BS'ng in Davis Delicatessen...old man Davis would utter a Jewish epithet when I'd walk in and tell his customers.."watch out...the crazy goyim is here!!!"...

You went to Davis, at 721 Hope St., almost as much for the schmoozing as the food. It was like a repertory theater.

The characters were Mr. Davis, his daughter Lori, her husband, Mark Glazer, and employee Nate Anthony. There was a definite, if playful, edge in the air, certainly if Mr. Davis was on hand. Like, if my order was tiny, he might say, “For this I had to come to work?”

He regularly asked how I was handicapping an election, and he was quick to offer his political views. He disliked the Kennedys. And don’t even mention Al Sharpton.

He’s 88 now, and God bless him.

It was a quirky place. When you were checking out, one person – say, Mark – would call out the price of each item. Someone else – say, Mr. Davis – would tote them up on an old-fashioned adding machine.

I wasn’t around when the business began in 1906, but I can tell you that right to the end, in 2020, they took no credit cards.

Some things did change. When you walked in the store years ago, you had to take a number, a paper slip from a dispenser. Eventually, they stopped doing that. But I recall those days well because Lori once took a Number 1 slip and crafted it into a souvenir lifetime pass for me.

I loved the glistening lox, which my friend Andy Miller says they’d cut for him so thin it had only one side.

I’d often see Jerry Kapstein, the Red Sox senior adviser who later ran for lieutenant governor, standing near the counter, waiting for his lox order. One day I whipped out my iPhone to take his picture, but, no, he snapped that I was violating his privacy.

Most of the people you’d see in there were Jewish, of course, but one time I brought in Sheldon Whitehouse, now the U.S. senator, and they made him a bagel and cream cheese, and he loved it.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Everyone wants to go with McDaniels. Amendola, hoyer...

Not bill..

Wow. We missed out on Hoyer and Amendola. Seasons over. Time to pack our bags.

After posting that .................................

 

[Patjew]

we MUST know each other....I worked at Geoff's Sandwich Shop as well as Lupo's Headbreak Hotel,the Living Room, Brandywine's and Tortilla Flats....Fourth,Fifth, Methyl,up and down Hope Street, Transit St.,Wayland Square....jeezus...and I spent thousands of hours BS'ng in Davis Delicatessen...old man Davis would utter a Jewish epithet when I'd walk in and tell his customers.."watch out...the crazy goyim is here!!!"...

You went to Davis, at 721 Hope St., almost as much for the schmoozing as the food. It was like a repertory theater.

The characters were Mr. Davis, his daughter Lori, her husband, Mark Glazer, and employee Nate Anthony. There was a definite, if playful, edge in the air, certainly if Mr. Davis was on hand. Like, if my order was tiny, he might say, “For this I had to come to work?”

He regularly asked how I was handicapping an election, and he was quick to offer his political views. He disliked the Kennedys. And don’t even mention Al Sharpton.

He’s 88 now, and God bless him.

It was a quirky place. When you were checking out, one person – say, Mark – would call out the price of each item. Someone else – say, Mr. Davis – would tote them up on an old-fashioned adding machine.

I wasn’t around when the business began in 1906, but I can tell you that right to the end, in 2020, they took no credit cards.

Some things did change. When you walked in the store years ago, you had to take a number, a paper slip from a dispenser. Eventually, they stopped doing that. But I recall those days well because Lori once took a Number 1 slip and crafted it into a souvenir lifetime pass for me.

I loved the glistening lox, which my friend Andy Miller says they’d cut for him so thin it had only one side.

I’d often see Jerry Kapstein, the Red Sox senior adviser who later ran for lieutenant governor, standing near the counter, waiting for his lox order. One day I whipped out my iPhone to take his picture, but, no, he snapped that I was violating his privacy.

Most of the people you’d see in there were Jewish, of course, but one time I brought in Sheldon Whitehouse, now the U.S. senator, and they made him a bagel and cream cheese, and he loved it.

That was a great read!

You and I must’ve crossed paths several times. I’ve been in all of the places you mentioned a bunch. It was a bummer when Davis’s closed. My dad grew up across the street from the library on Hope St and has lived there the past 10 years again in his childhood home. He knew that crew very well. Someday I’ll own that house and will have to figure out what to do with it.