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Speaking of statues, has there been any official word about the Ralph statue that currently stands outside Highmark? I assume it will be retained and moved closer proximity to the new stadium. In my perfect world, the troughs from the existing men's facilities are salvaged, bronzed, and mounted strategically in front of the Ralph statue. He already looks like he's got a two-handed grasp on his 'MVP'.

Interesting. Our 2017 roster with Tyrod Taylor is better than it is now.

I'm not using polio as a gold standard but simply as an example of a vacine where there's a basic expectation that the shot will keep you from getting sick. In that case contracting polio. The covid shots were initially marketed to the public as just that and when vaccinated people started getting sick the message changed to protection from severe illness and hospitalization while still allowing the transmission of the virus to others. I've read the clinical trial set ups and read outs. The P3 for Pfizer for example mentions immunity. Nowhere do the primary and secondary end points mention the word "protection". By definition if it only provides protection from serious illness the trial should have been determined to be a failure. But public health officials were desperate for a solution. You mentioned flu strains. I mentioned CD388 as an example of efficacy. It might interest you. It's being trialed and touted as a universal flu "vaccine" which does not require tuning to specific strains to be effective. The P2 read backs that up. It might also be effective against covid or other respiratory conditions but to date no trials or data on those.

Not without Andy Levitre's help.

There's no way the Right is getting *****-for-votes after all these 'economic policies' take hold. Scatterbrained, at best- but I'll never underestimate how stupid people are. While jacking up the cost of everything, and I mean everything, dear leader is also putting us on the brink of global wars, everywhere, for no reason... and with Pete Hegseth at the helm, it's sure to go well letting everyone know what we're about to do. And then there's the Donald telling Russia, 'we're moving our nuclear subs closer to your seafronts". Oh my ***** god- the most powerful nation in the history of this planet is about to be brought down by petty thugs and complicit idiots. Prove me wrong- tell me what you see is the long-term strategic interest that is the Donald Trump administration in guiding America forward. And no, NCBlsfan's 'Gersplatch HOAX- PROOF!!!! Posts don't count.

It will definitely be all season ticket holders (after they make their way through the waiting list).

Also I believe that former Packer great Darren Sharper played WR in college.

One of the Packers WRs is doing it right now i think -Bo Melton. No idea how it is going, but he got a few hundred yards as a WR, so he wasnt a total nothing in that position

Yes. Everything is crystal clear now after the 1st preseason game! 😖

The President of the United States is a SKANK. He's really a Pedo, and we all know it, but he's booting out brown people, sooooo....

Well, even though “cement handed” is the criteria, It still can’t be Coleman. Geriatric cripples with prosthetic legs are faster

Yes, and people who decided to spread a VERY deadly disease pandemic to the rest of us should be vigorously questioned as to why we should have to take them seriously at any time in the future. Those of us who Denied bodies were piling up in morgues and on streets around the planet are assclowns at best. That disease was deadly, you... *****... morons. How dare you question how deadly that virus has been. Go tell your bull#### to the families of the dead.

One quick fix for him would be to peek down the LOS and confirm he’s on side 🤦‍♂️

At the expense of finding another elite offensive player to ride shotgun with the All-Universe QB. How about trading for AJ Brown instead of Von Miller? How would that have looked?

Mostly truth... I gotta throw Tre White in there. When you see a player so obviously good from their rookie season on, I can't fault later career injuries. I think Tre was on-par, talent-wise, with Nnamdi Asamoah. It was a definite hit, imho. I really like a ton of our LB picks as excellent athletes, but we REALLY need some bass-ass mofo in the middle of the LB corps who makes everything think twice about going past our front 4. It can't all be finesse and quickness.

You mean the team with multiple Super Bowl rings… multiple Super Bowl appearances… and multiple future first-ballot Hall of Famers… and one of the greatest Head Coaches to ever walk an NFL sideline? The McDermott-and-Beane-era Bills have exactly NONE of those things.

Did anyone mention Richard Sherman yet? I believe he switched from WR to CB while at… Stanford? That one’s interesting because he actually approached the coaching staff about it, not the other way around.

The only thing missing from the post title is FREE VIAGRA!!!!! I'm not reading this crap

So how many WR's on the current 90 are going to be converted to DB.

My favorite Northern scene.

I've wondered about this myself. The very best example of preparing for the departure of a future HOF QB is Green Bay, and they did it twice. In 2005 they drafted Aaron Rodgers while they still had Favre who was in his fifteenth season and still playing well. Rodgers sat on the bench for three seasons until Favre was traded. In 2020, the Packers took Jordan Love in first round when Rodgers was in his sixteenth season. I think that it's likely GB drafted Rodgers because they saw an opportunity; he was projected to go at the top of the 2005 draft, but he was still on the board when GB drafted at #24. I think they were deliberately looking for a successor to Rodgers before 2020, but that's when they found a candidate they liked enough to draft in Love. Two other teams that had aging future HOF QBs failed to adequately prepare for the inevitable. Denver failed twice, although unlike Pittsburgh, they at least tried. After John Elway retired after the Broncos won their 2nd Super Bowl in 1998, the team went through a string of decent to mediocre QBs until they finally signed Peyton Manning in 2012. Manning won the Super Bowl in 2015 and retired, and the Broncos have been a team in search of a QB ever since. In 2024, they drafted Bo Nix in the first round of the draft, and he took them to the playoffs for the first time since Manning retired. After allowing Tom Brady to leave, the Patriots drafted Mac Jones at #15 in 2021. In 2024, they drafted Drake Maye #3 over all who has looked very promising. I think that the best route for a team with an aging franchise QB who is still playing well (like Elway and Brady) is to be opportunistic, and draft a top prospect even if the youngster has to sit behind the star for a season or two. Baltimore did this when they drafted Lamar Jackson while Joe Flacco was their established starter. The 2017 Bills weren't as bad as the 2008-2012 teams, but they were well below average in quality, especially on offense. They had Tyrod Taylor as their QB, their best OLer was rookie Dion Dawkins, their best defensive players were rookie Tre White and long-suffering veteran DT Kyle Williams. Beane and McDermott are called "McBeane" because their relationship is collaborative not adversarial. The Bills offensive line is significantly better in 2025 than it was between 2019 and 2022. So is the RB group. The defense added young talent and some older but hopefully still useful FAs in 2025. You're still miffed that the Bills didn't add a big name WR in FA or in the draft.

you could say the same about those Brady's patriots.

Me worried? No way. Come on yall. You can't tell anything from PS. It's not even real football. It looks like football. Kinda sounds like football. Sorta smells like football. BUT IT'S NOT REAL FOOTBALL.

Hopefully eventually Pet Cemetery If Kincaid, Bishop and Coleman flame out, the baller Beane luv will vanish real fast.