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  2. These seats confirm my greatest fear. I was hoping for a modern stadium with comfortable seats, a wide concourse, easily accessible bathrooms, and good concessions. If these seats are an indication, we might see more of a “basic model” stadium that doesn’t do much to upgrade the experience.
  3. I meant nobody reputable in their mock draft had Hancock above Barron. I'd question their overall knowledge of how scouts as a whole feel about a certain player. I know some didn't like Barron because of his arm length. Trapasso had Baltimore taking him at #27 in his final one. Sorry for the confusion.
  4. Meanwhile, outside of the stupid racist and nazi distractions, a real grown up adult problem. Congress needs to address debt ceiling before its August recess to prevent default, Treasury secretary says By Tami Luhby, CNN Updated: 6:06 PM EDT, Fri May 9, 2025 Source: CNN Lawmakers have until August to address the debt ceiling or the US could default on its obligations for the first time ever, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wrote to congressional leaders Friday, urging them to act even sooner, “to protect the full faith and credit of the United States.” The projection gives Republican lawmakers – who control Capitol Hill – a firmer deadline of when they have to pass their massive budget reconciliation bill, which aims to increase the debt ceiling along with extending the 2017 tax cuts and slashing federal spending. In his letter, Bessent said there is a “reasonable probability” that the cash and extraordinary measures that are allowing Treasury to continue paying the nation’s bills in full and on time will be exhausted in August, pointing out that is when Congress is scheduled to be in recess. But he noted that the projection is subject to “significant uncertainty.” “Therefore, I respectfully urge Congress to increase or suspend the debt limit by mid-July, before its scheduled break, to protect the full faith and credit of the United States,” he wrote. Treasury has been using cash and extraordinary measures to pay the nation’s bills in full and on time since January 21, when the US hit its roughly $36 trillion debt ceiling. Once the nation reaches that cap, which it has done repeatedly, it can no longer borrow to cover its obligations in full and on time. A default would likely cause global economic upheaval. House GOP leaders are closely monitoring projections for the so-called X-date, when the government could default, House Speaker Mike Johnson said at an Axios event in late April. “That’s a big pressure point, and we don’t know exactly when that X date will fall,” Johnson said, noting at the time that he was working under the assumption it could be as early as the beginning of June. “We can’t be caught flat-footed on this.” However, the caucus remains divided over how to address all three of its goals in the “big, beautiful bill,” leaving leaders with the tricky task of constructing a package that can get enough GOP votes to pass both chambers. In March, Bessent told lawmakers that he would continue using extraordinary measures – which are largely behind-the-scenes accounting maneuvers – through June 27. The Congressional Budget Office in March projected that the “X-date” would be reached in August or September. Though they control Congress, Republicans are divided over how to handle the debt ceiling. The House has included a $4 trillion increase to the cap in its budget resolution, while the Senate version raises the limit by $5 trillion. President Donald Trump has pushed GOP lawmakers to address the limit as soon as possible. See Full Web Article
  5. The Ghost of Ralph is cheap!
  6. There are rumors going around that it will be Bills vs Bengals on Sunday Night Week 1. THey said it on the Buffalo Plus podcast yesterday and I have seen it a couple other places too. If true, man......probably no tougher matchup for our overhauled defense to have to work the kinks out against right out of the gate. Not sure if this is what Allen will be part of announcing or if it will be something else, but it is something that's out there.
  7. The morons must be getting restless now...the trump temp peace delaying the the end of the world(Trump) must be triggering af.
  8. Put 10 lbs on Owens and he can be a LB in this team.
  9. Because for months we heard how “weak” Biden was for allowing the Ukraine War to begin. Now it’s not our fault? It’s also very amusing for Vance to give this statement, then Trump announces the U.S. facilitated a ceasefire.
  10. Well, I agree that Forest might win a starting job, but his signing certainly did not make him the presumptive starter over anyone on the roster. The guy has played for 4 years and never was more than a part-time starter. So, I think it is hard to say that Beane filled a hole when he signed Forest. It's more like Beane brought in someone who, like other someones he has on the roster, might compete for a starting job. It's true that Poyer had an equally unimpressive record prior to coming to Buffalo, but there are dozens and dozens of players with unimpressive records. The fact that Forests record looks like Poyer's simply highlights how Beane caught lightning in a bottle with Poyer.
  11. Those do look pretty chintzy. I wonder what the expensive seats will be like.
  12. I can see the script writers liking this approach.
  13. the lsu qb more likely. Arch will play two years at texas
  14. So glad I didn’t pay a PSL for those Amazon-level cheap-ass seats. Ain’t no way I’m trying to get under 400 pounds to squeeze into that. F U Bills!
  15. Carr was a decent QB. Nothing more, nothing less. Made himself a boatload of cash in the process. Good for him. It’s also news like this as to why the Bills should be going all in on trying to win a Super Bowl. You just never know.
  16. NEW ORLEANS -- New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr is retiring, the team announced on Saturday. The team said that Carr had a labral tear and degenerative rotator cuff damage to his right throwing shoulder which was discovered in late March after Carr ramped up throwing to prepare for the season. The team said that Carr had not thrown significantly since he fractured his non-throwing hand during a game against the New York Giants in December.
  17. Jairus Byrd wore 31. 22 ints, made 3 pro bowls in five seasons, NINE int's as a rookie in 2009. Left unhappy in 2013 after being franchise tagged. Never the same player after he left Buffalo.
  18. worst plan possible or their OCs son at LSU
  19. doesn't everybody stand now anyways?
  20. "And with the first pick of the 2026 NFL Draft, the New Orleans Saints select Arch Manning, quarterback, Texas."
  21. The guy sitting in that seat is like 275lbs lol.
  22. Open on Thursday Night as the defending Super Bowl Champs
  23. Unless they worry about him getting snatched and keep him on the roster. He sure sounds intriguing. Let’s not forget Puka was a 5th rd guy.
  24. He was despised in New Orleans. That’s one of those places that if you don’t embrace, they will hate you. It has a real Buffalo feel to it in that sense. With that being said, he wasn’t going to play anyways. This year is the reset and Shough will be the guy. If he can’t play, and they bottom out, they’ll take a shot on the hometown kid in the draft. The Saints are going to bottom out this year.
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