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Living in Northern Virginia, the most logical options would be the Washington Football Team or the Ravens. I have no interest in either team. So I'll satisfy myself by watching CFL on TV ... assuming they have a season.

Weaning?

I think the Washington Post is an excellent newspaper.

Great summary. For those of us who couldn't attend the game, your observations were the next-best thing to being there.

An interesting look at the most loyal fanbase in the NFL https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2021/01/07/bills-mafia-fans-coronavirus/

Hmmm. We're told about a disruption of "an instant messaging tool geared towards businesses" on a Buffalo Bills message board.

In the back of my mind, I keep wondering when the wheels are going to fall off the bus.

If they let anyone get Sunday Ticket, without being chained to DirecTV, no one would bother to subscribe to DirecTV.

A couple of weeks ago I was kicking around the idea that Apple might be in a position to buy Sunday Ticket to add to its Apple TV streaming service. Apple is sitting on a mountain of cash. The company, however, tends to buy smaller companies as part of a search for talent and intellectual property. I've also seen a report that suggests Comcast might be in a good position to bid for Sunday Ticket. It could bolster its Peacock streaming service as well as its cable TV business. Another thought is that the NFL might divvy up broadcast rights to Sunday Ticket among several streaming and cable companies to keep anti-trust lawyers at bay. In any event, 2022 looks like it's going to be a busy year for the NFL and the broadcast industry: DirecTV’s exclusive deal to carry the NFL Sunday Ticket expires after the 2022 season; The league’s current TV contracts with networks such as ESPN, Fox and CBS are also scheduled to end after the 2022 season. So things could get interesting, but not soon enough for me.

I'm going to watch the Bills on Saturday afternoon. After that, the rest of the weekend will be free to do what I want.

The Yahoo sports app claims it will stream the game.

Gregg Williams is out as the defensive coordinator of the New York Jets. The Jets fired Williams on Monday just one day after allowing a game-ending Hail Mary to the Las Vegas Raiders that dropped the Jets to 0-12 on the season. Williams faced heavy criticism after the game because the Jets blitzed on the final play, leaving speedy rookie receiver Henry Ruggs III in 1-on-1 coverage with no safety help. It led many wondering if the Jets really were trying to intentionally lose the game so they do not jeopardize their chances of losing the No. 1 pick and possibly quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Of course, it was hard to fathom that Williams would have been retained at the end of the season anyway, so there is not a whole lot of support to the theory the Jets were intentionally trying to lose on the final play of the game. Jets fire defensive coordinator Gregg Williams (radio.com)

Merry Christmas Everybody - Slade - YouTube

Just donated. I'm proud of Bills fans for their outpouring of support.

If you think the plural of Biden is "Biden's" you shouldn't be calling anyone a dimwit.

What color goes best with a "W" That's what I want.

No.

Haven't you been paying attention to the comments on OBD?

There used to be a channel called The Empire Sports Network. They did a lot of what the OP suggested. Unfortunately the Adelphia family #######s destroyed that idea. Now we're stuck with crumbs from the "MSG" network.

How about drunken shi*head tailgater stadium?

Really? Our Wegmans here in Northern Virginia kick the s**t out of every other grocery chain.

A tongue-in-cheek suggestion from the Wall Street Journal: The Washington Sadness Machine (The full name would be Dan Snyder’s Washington Sadness Machine)

Why would I cut and paste when there is a link I can click.

He didn't say go to "actblue." He said go to black lives matter. That's what I did. Why don't you just go to qanon and stay there.

I just went to BLM.com. I clicked "donate." It didn't take me to "ActBlue." You are a liar.