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I was a Rockefeller Rebublican til I met my wife. We are now extinct.

That must have been so awesome to be there for such a special day, the Allen’s it appears, are a sold family, folk like Josh with all his money that still make time for fans that are kids and with special needs are to few and far between, very happy for you and your family! GO BILLS!!!

I was there too and was very engaging and affable... willing to talk to anyone who wanted to talk to me. But no one really wanted to talk to me. Some of the people actually seemed annoyed when I asked them if they'd like to take a picture with me. Overall a very rude bunch of people IMO. Also I'd heard that when visiting OJ on his deathbed in SoCal that Rosen vowed to OJ that he'd help to find Nicole's killers. Yes, Josh Rosen is enrolled in the MBA program at Wharton... one of the Big 3 programs and the school which graduated Elon Musk, Donald Trump (though his transcripts are sealed), and many highly-successful people that we've never heard of. Even spotting the other QBs in his class hundreds of millions of dollars, Rosen has a chance to rival their wealth over the course of a lifetime.

Why would you be surprised? When you buy a PSL you are essentially buying the exclusive rights to purchase the season tickets for those seats. Why would anyone spend between $500 - and $50K for a PSL if the team could decide in year 2 to NOT allow them to buy the tickets and instead the team could choose to sell them to someone else? For all the bitching about PSLs around here, they do guarantee the season ticket holder the exclusive right to renew. The team can't refuse to renew your seats for anything that isn't in the PSL contract. Now there may be a clause about bad behavior or other things, but apparently not for resell: Unlimited Resale. Now, the Bills might send out threatening letters, but that is just saber rattling.... Once the PSL contract is executed, the team cannot refuse to renew your tickets even if you resell every ticket for 30 years.

Not sure why man, but I trust a man in his 40s who wears a beanie 24/7.

What’s the point of tariffs? No idea. It could be part of a larger plan to get our financial house in order. But “Economists say…..”

And yes, get DeSantis in the game.

I just can’t with these people - posting trash about Canada on a BUFFALO BILLS message board - a border town - while most of them either live or have deep roots in the region. It’s absurd. Everyone knows the WNY economy is closely tied to Southern Ontario. Even the Bills being in Buffalo depends on Canadians crossing the border to Orchard Park. The ignorance is exhausting.

So you oppose all taxes? Good. Me too. Create a tax free environment for all. Between income taxes and tariff fees I’ll take much less of the former.

I know you keep thinking you’re eventually going to make sense, but with each comment, you sound more like the caricature of a Republican boogeyman than the last. Elon’s commitment to paying his fair share has nothing to do with your commitment to paying yours. Clearly you feel you’re not completely shouldering your share of the burden, or you woukd not be willing to part with more. At the same time, you’re unwilling to contribute a penny more until the government compels you to, and/or Elon Musk is compelled to pay more. You’re like the love child of Donald Trump and Liz Warren.

Good God - Bondi couldn’t call an Uber, let alone make this decision.

Aww, poor Bingobongo was so used to the easy job of talking nonsense into a mic that he couldn’t hack it in a big boy job where you have to have facts that now he’s crying about quitting.

At the "Return of the Red and Blue" event a few years ago I yelled out to Josh from the upper deck and he didn't even turn in my direction... so I'm really not convinced that he's anything special as a person. Seriously though, on the idea that one should never meet his/hers heroes, a common thing that happens to most people who were big sports fans as kids is that you age out... you get jaded and maybe a bit cynical and the way you view the big stars is less as heroes and more as mercenaries. It's partly losing your innocence, partly the pervasiveness of media coverage exposing the flaws and tearing at the mystique of these guys... partly being older than the rookies instead of younger than them... there's a bunch of factors. And yet I know that many of us feel about Josh, the same way we felt about about the iconic superstars of our youth, which is to say as a hero in the eyes of a kid. In today's world Josh is almost unique in that regard.

Nothing better to do, huh? What an absolute trainwreck.

Only rich people can afford NFL network

Why anyone ever had any hope in Trump and his administration is a question that will be studied for years to come.

Here's what Aaron Rodgers does at golf courses: https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/aaron-rodgers-refuses-to-sign-autograph-for-fan-because-he-didn-t-know-enough-details-about-a-2005-game/ar-AA1IrqBC?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=a5921315422a44dc9afea7afd817e0a2&ei=18 Rodgers got into a tense exchange with a fan he claimed was an "autograph hound" during the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament on Thursday. The veteran quarterback was signing autographs on the course at Edgewood Tahoe Resort and bumped into the male fan, who claimed he was at a Packers-Saints game "20 years ago." According to the New York Post, the fan had a ticket from the Green Bay Packers' 52-3 win over the Saints in 2005, when Rodgers was a backup for Brett Favre. "I remember the score; it was a blowout," the fan said. "Who'd we play?" Rodgers asked, and the fan replied correctly, saying New Orleans. Not convinced, Rodgers said, "Yeah, it's on the ticket," pointing to the stub. The fan then incorrectly guessed the score by 2 points, saying the game finished 50-3. "And I played?" the 4-time MVP retorted. "One pass, though," the fan responded. "I remember you threw a pass … I don't remember it like that, I was 16, 20 years ago." Rodgers, however, highlighted that he remembered the game and who he connected with on that pass, leading the fan to compliment his "great memory." Their conversation dragged on as he advised the fan to "look it up," referring to the game stats. "You can look it up, though, and I would believe you then I would sign your thing," Rodgers said, "but since I don't believe you, I'm not going to sign it." The fan's face fell dejectedly, and he started walking away, insisting he was at the game.

Searching For Jerry Garcia is one of the dopest album covers ever, ya dig?

Thanks for the info. look forward to this every year. I’m assuming bills YouTube will have it up around that time as well?

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I can't imagine many of you cheapskates are YouTube Premium subscribers. But if you happen to be one they are offering a discount to subscribers on Sunday Ticket for $192😅

Makes sense to me. Replace the person who works for a pedophile with an actual pedophile and see if we can get this whole thing sorted out.

I saw one Beatle way back when. I was on my way to the Toronto Rock n Roll Revival in Fall 1969, when the radio said John Lennon and his friend Eric Clapton were flying in to play the festival. Sadly, Yoko was included in the Plastic Ono Band, so some of the music was awful. But it was fun to see John Lennon.