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Agree. I won’t buy one because I have too many facking Bills hats already (the Buffalo Potato hats arrived this week) but those will be keepers down the road.

I would be open to upgrade. I think we need/want 6 seats together though. Im thinking maybe front row for whatever our equivalent new rockpile section will be. Our goal is first row or last row. Aisle a bonus.

I think you'll be surprised at what is still available. of course a lot depends on how much PSL you're willing to pay. But even the $1,000 level are corner upper deck rows 7-10 are still available.

Well, whatever they do they need to do it in a timely fashion. I get these things take time, but this has been dragging on for a while. Honestly, I’m about to ready to say “trade him.” I think Ray Davis and Ty Johnson are more than capable.

Cook was excellent in 2023 too, just without the use in the redzone. Once they started giving him the ball down there instead of always defaulting to rushing Josh, Cook showed he could be really productive. His first year less so, but he sat behind Singletary a ton, waste of time that was. I just don't think Davis has the vision of Cook (in fairness not many do) and he doesn't have the explosion either. He can be a serviceable starter in the way Singletary was for a few years but it is in that lower end, baseline starter territory IMO. I'm with you that I'd much prefer to spend my dollars and have my explosive production at my premium positions and if that takes being a bit worse at running back to achieve that, who cares? To do that is likely going to take trading assets as well though because those explosive contributors at premium spots don't hit FA very often (if at all) and the Bills passed on the chance to swing those trades this past spring. I will say again if they don't extend Cook this summer and one of the pass catchers shows themselves to be that explosive playmaker this year then you absolutely let Cook walk and take the comp pick. But even in a world where Cook plays out his deal if you don't get explosive pass game plays from structure at a better clip than 2024 then I think you have to think very carefully before letting the explosive rusher you have in Cook leave the building.

You, and I, are chipping in a bit more for the cost of the stadium because we will be using it. And our combined share is around 5% of cost. The state and county are covering 38%. Terry and the NFL are paying the rest.

I see your logic, but the reason the players (and many of us) disagree and do not see it that way is due to 1. the ever increasing cap (which has been EXPLODING with streaming money) and 2. the owners needing to give a bigger cut of revenue. The cap is set for a year, but then it goes up and there is new available money. So get every penny you can right now in your current negotiation, and there will be more for me when it's my turn in a year or two. And while I doubt the NFLPA pulls it off, especially in its current weakened state, there is a ton of money to go after with every additional percentage point. It's zero sum year to year, but not over the course of their career or contract.

Etienne is looking at a three way timeshare on a losing team with a bad QB and is set to hit free agency If we can trade for him and let him ball out in a contract year we can let him walk, get a comp pick, and draft a similar player. I'd like to keep our own guys just like you, but if he doesn't wanna play ball and take a fair offer, then you move off of him. The moves I mentioned might possibly work out better for Buffalo

I think it's been designated as a pelvic injury. Doesn't reflect ankle, knee, hammy, hip, groin. Pelvic is something different. Hopefully easier to come back.

So my group is in 201. The heart of the rockpile. We have had our seats for over 20 years. We got the call and are going Virtual as a group Wednesday morning. Im thinking we should be able to get really good seats for our section because we seem to be very early from a rockpile standpoint.

Then you're already about 3 hours behind.

I don't think the players in the locker room are bothered. They support each other when it comes to contracts. The more money Cook gets helps other RBs later. 👍

I like Davis a lot. I think he's a good steady back that runs well and has some good receiving skills. To me a "starter" at RB is irrelevant. Whomever gets the first snap or first series can largely depend on formation and gameplan. I do see him being a guy that can handle the 45% workload that Cook had last year. I do think Davis is better served being part of a committee than a workhorse. Which is what the Bills seem to favor at the position. So could he "start"? Sure. But him with Ty Johnson still likely isn't enough for what the Bills want to do at RB unless he breaks out and shows a skill set he didn't have last year. So if the Bills aren't planning on Cook being back next year I feel like they have to replace him either in the draft or FA (Breece Hall and Travis ETN are notable FAs next year) to pair with Davis and Ty.

I mean, check out my post at the top of this page as far as what it looks like when they go to the other RBs. The coaches moving away from Cook is more bad coaching (again) than anything to do with Cook. Why would Etienne, a blue chip 1st round pick from a top program in his contract year, take less than Cook? They are literally in the same situation. Except Etienne can blame the Jags organization for his lack of production. You're just right back where you were. This is Cook with extra steps. Sign the guy you drafted and who has been in the locker room the last 3 years.

Why they’ve kept this guy around is beyond me. Hes constantly injured and when he is in the field he’s pure trash.

What I found far more offensive was a billionaire asking me to drop 10k just for the rights to buy tickets in his new stadium Sour grapes mostly

Totally agree with this

Remember when everyone ridiculed “Club Marv”? Now it is the norm throughout the league. I agree with you on the injuries.