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When you have 400 bucks to spend on a ticket, what's 11 more for a hotdog at that point?

question: is there any merit to the idea that fresh legs on the offensive line had meaningfully impact to the game?

$5 is a good price. And of coarse its the Chiefs charging that.

Agreed. If this were last season and they were sitting where they are I would say they are likely to be one and done. But this year, with a pretty decent shot to get the 1 seed, with the playoff field that is likely to be set up, they are set up well for a deep run. Life sucks lol

no. prosecute the murderers of civilians.

100%. Hes a difference maker when hes in. Hoping for a discount, but i understand he probably only has one more massive pay day left. Fingers crossed.

The prices for things are disgusting thats why myself and a lot of people I know don’t go anymore.. it’s not worth it

Is that your “feels” talking? Because the Pats certainly don’t have obvious weaknesses that would suggest an early playoff exit.

Just me or do the Pats seem to get few critical penalties.. or offsetting. Those multiple pans to Bobby Kraft home or away happen for a reason 😂

[Game over, I get to talk Bills] Well, the Pats could only beat a 2-10 team by 18 in their own house. Whereas we went into a division leader’s house and beat them by 19.

If the right deal can be made, I'd be OK with it.

FWIW, I have seen lots of fake FB Posts on Bills and other NFL teams, clickbait.

I remember when an RB getting over 1200 was considered a great season. Boy have times changed, I guess the extra game makes a big difference. Hats off to James and the O-Line. Would be incredible if he hit the 2k mark.

Thanks. the thing with Bosa is getting him back for not much more than what would have been dead cap anyways.

I think he could do it but we’re gonna need him healthy and strong for the playoffs I say dont over use him imo

He didn’t have much to say that day I guess. Or for the next three years. I mean, gotta hand it to him, playing the long game like that.

I think they lose to either one.

That is my understanding. As you likely know, this is just a way to spread the number of future years, offering immediate relief from a cap perspective. Restructures or protracted bonuses are paid out in cash to the player immediately, though the debt is shared over future years. I do not believe these amounts can be altered. For example looking at Josh Allen’s recent extension, you see he already carries a restructure proration, despite having just signed this deal in March. This is money already paid to Allen prior to this contract, but it is still on cap from his previous deal for $37 million over the next four years from money that was dead cap the previous deal, probably from when they restructured him in 2024. So how does it effect Bosa? They can prevent the 7.2 from fully accelerating if they re-sign. The 1.8 for next years dead cap will remain (with the next three years 2027-2030 at 1.8 remaining too). That free’s up 5.4 million that would have been dead money in 2026. Depending on how they structure a new deal, it’s possible they could actually save money by extending him next season. 1 year - 14 million dollars, with a 9 million dollar signing bonus and 5 mil in base salary. This would in theory save them money on the cap next year, although assuming they spread the bonus over the next 5 years like they did this past off season, his dead cap grows from 1.8 a year to 3.6 a year…and if it all accelerated in 2027 it’d be immediately 12.6 in dead money due. Irresponsible but a way they could look at pushing money down the road.

C'mon ... That's just an image of a young Bill Murray