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With the new stadium, is there any chance Orchard Park will host the Trade Deadline shows next Fall? 😂

This is nothing like the conditions for that infamous early season game that defeated the bills via dehydration and sunstroke. That game was FL summer weather - 90’s and humid with a heat index of high 90’s. This is the fall. It might be in the 80’s but there will be a breeze and a low heat index. Weather will not be a factor.

They could catch lightning on a bottle like the Bengals did a few years ago and win a Super Bowl. This mindset of not willing to sacrifice the future to win now. This whole thought of "if everything goes our way and we are lucky and win a Super Bowl great". I don't want to go back to the drought years so make sure you don't trade that 3rd or 4th round pick to help this team now.

I think we all interpret the proceedings in a somewhat biased manner. At a CNN roundtable, all were asked which justice they were watching. A legal reporter said "Alito". Wow! I'm waiting for Marcia Coyle to weigh in on PBS. She's better than most at reading tea leaves and has covered SCOTUS for decades. In the end, we need to wait for the decision.

This is Epic. Luv ya Mike if true ? Thats pretty danged cool🤠

I am not going to argue against Knox's current contract . Or Bernard's its the FA spending that concerns me. Going back to Starr , Gore and few more that were just losses. I understood the reasoning , but it was not a difference maker. Miller was and error from the get go. Even before the injury. Have no issue with keeping the Draft picks around. But Knox was overpaid on the 1st reward. Beane is still learning it seems. and we wait for the Lombardi go bills

One of those people was Redhawk. He’s unstable. The other was Frankish. He declared Biden to be mentally fit for the presidency AFTER watching the debate. Unstable? That’s for you to decide.

I noticed today that we have some serious size in our receiving corps for a change. WR's - Shavers 6-4 211; Coleman 6-3 215; Kincaid 6-4 240; Knox 6-4 254; Hawes 6-4 253 Probably won't win a lot of foot races, but those are some big guys.

The Palmer thing is real with that contract. Beanes wager

Gardner doesn’t make the colts a SB contender - they have a fake good Qb who will become a pumpkin come playoff time

That's not typically what teams do in the playoffs. If any team wants to sell out to stop the run against one of the best players to ever throw a football who's in his prime, I'd welcome them to do so. We don't have Spencer Rattler under center, we have Josh ***** Allen. The reason this whole offensive philosophy works, is...

Team is cursed.

McDermott is a good enough play caller to work around some of these issues. However, McD is still going to get caught from time to time with the wrong call solely because of available talent. You can manufacture pressure, run stops, etc, but you have to gamble a bit to pull it off.

i don't hear anyone celebrating. I watched the owner of the parts and service company that got destroyed, almost in tears. He's convinced 2 of his missing employees are dead and they're still trying to account for some customers. It was clear from the first video of the crash that the plane failed during take off. Why would anyone think that was due to air traffic control?

I think the worry is the offense falters in the playoffs when teams go all in to stop the run/short game and are willing to dare the Bills to win on the outside Coordinators have months to come up with scheme to do it and do we have an answer?

The weather forecast calls for sunny and 86° at kickoff, plus remember that that stadium is set up so the visiting team bakes in the sun while the fins will be in the shade for a good part of the game

In that case, keep him out of practice, too. We must lead the league in practice injuries.

I'm not giving up hope on Palmer to help stretch the defense or at least clear out space for Kincaid and co underneath

To the lefty idiots dancing on the coffins, the F'n engine fell off the plane during takeoff. It was found on the runway. Nothing to do with ATC.

Very true but Trump didn’t have to hire them!

Nice post OP. My favorite line was: "On To The 2027 Draft: New York Jets" 😂 The AFC is wide open. There is no reason to not still have Super Bowl aspirations. There is no team that scares me in the AFC. Indy has looked good and Taylor is a stud, but Daniel Jones is their QB; we proved once again we can beat KC (still gotta do it in the post-season of course if we meet up with them); Baltimore may not make the playoffs; Pittsburgh is a paper tiger; Jacksonville, please. And I still think we are a better overall team (and obviously more seasoned and with the best QB) right now than the Pats, Broncos, and Chargers (although they are all good teams with good QBs). No other AFC team has more than 3 wins currently. I'm not saying we couldn't lose to any of those teams listed above, just that none of them scare me like Baltimore last year or K.C. for several years. This is a good year to make a run. And the NFL is funny. Perceptions change every week with every win or loss. The Bills were ranked 9th in the Power rankings before the KC game (did anyone really think we were only the 9th best team in the league?)---after beating KC, we jumped back up to #4 (KC fell from #3 to #6). Seattle jumped 5 places into #1 overall with a win against the 3-6 Commanders, The Rams jumped up 5 spots into 2nd place in the Power rankings after beating 1-8 New Orleans. I know Power Rankings don't mean anything, just using it as an example about how fickle people's perceptions are of teams throughout the season. And as far as having an easy easy schedule, well, that is starting to balance out a bit now. Here are the win percentages of teams that the current top four AFC leaders (by record) have beaten. Colts' (7-2) wins: Miami (2-6), Denver (7-2), Tenn (1-8), Las Vegas (2-6), Arizona (3-5), Chargers (6-3), Titans (1-8). 36% win percentage of opponents. Denver's (7-2) wins : Tenn (1-8), Cinn (3-6), Philly (6-2) Jets (1-7), Giants (2-7), Dallas (3-5), Houston (3-5). 29.82% win percentage of opponents. Patriots' (7-2)wins: Miami (2-7), Carolina (5-4), Buf (6-2), New Orleans (1-8), Tenn (1-8), Cleveland (2-6), Atlanta (3-5). 33.33% win percentage of opponents. Bills' (6-2) wins: Baltimore (3-5), Jets (1-7), Miami (2-7), New Orleans (1-8), Carolina (5-4), Kansas City (5-4). 32.69% win percentage of opponents. If the Bills had won the Patriots game (they lost by 3 points), the win percentage of teams they beat would be 40.35% and the Pats win percentage of teams they beat would be 26.92%. Obviously you could do that with any team...well, if they had won that game...I'm just trying to point out that perception is such a moving target in the NFL. If the Bills win that game, they are a 1.5 games ahead of the Pats and with a much stronger win percentage of teams they beat. The Bills are still one of the best teams in the league, regardless of other factors. It could still be our year.

No worries mate. An honest overlook. The point is that we should do it and remove this function from political manipulation;

Ai failed miserably, here. Perhaps continents weren't specific enough.

Undersized and under conditioned

This back and forth reminds me of the discussion (such as it was) regarding who won the Ryan O’Reilly trade. Doesn’t matter how many 40 goal seasons Tage Thompson has. Blues won a Cup and O’Reilly was playoff MVP. Blues won the trade. Similar to the Stanford trade. If Colts somehow manage to win a Super Bowl with Gardner, they win the trade.