Captain Caveman

I recently moved back to the Finger Lakes region and got season tickets this year for the first time in 30+ years of fandom. I am so excited to find out the schedule Wednesday, both to figure out which home games I'm going to, and also too hopefully plan a road trip or 2 and use of some of the airline miles that have been building over the last year which we were stuck at home. CANNOT WAIT

Got my second Moderna at lunchtime Friday, Friday night woke up in the middle of the night with bad chills, got up to get a blanket. I was pretty sick Saturday (body aches, bad chills, no energy - literally felt like I couldn't move, and nausea.) Last night my fever broke, and was pretty much back to normal today except for a sore neck (which was probably my own fault for sleeping on the couch so much of Saturday.) Glad I got it done, I hope everyone else who can does so we can get back to "normal" ASAP.

Are there any guys we drafted yet where there's not a thread about turning them into a TE?

This is reminding me of when I used to play Nintendo Ice Hockey and would try my luck with all fat guys.

Hall of Fame name.

Doubling down

Hmm, know where a guy could get some seeds?

I thought the dispensaries weren't gonna be open for at least another year.

He only played one year in College, so certainly might need some time to work on his outside moves. Still, if a guy's getting the the QB, I don't really care if he's doing it inside or outside.

If the defense allows fewer points and can get the ball back in Josh's hands then it's a big help.

Lots of other people have said it, but it's a choice the players have if they want to play pro sports. I don't see it as any different than the fact that if you want to be a working actor, you probably have to move to LA (or maybe NY.) There are lotos of other fields in this country where you may have to relocate based on your job if you want to keep your job (thinking in energy production, and I'm sure there are many others.)

That's how much he specifically gains, but how much do others in the offense benefit from his presence? As someone else mentioned, if other teams have to account for a guy like him who could go the distance n any given play, how much does that help the rest of the offense (and passing game in particular.)

Just got mine, Section 126 Row 26.

Hopeful

Tony gets shot. It's pretty clear, I thought the ending was fitting and it's never bothered me. He didn't see it coming, and the series was largely from his perspective, so neither did we. Chase has talked about this more recently and I think he's also been pretty clear about what happened (although not sure if he's ever come out and said it directly.) Seinfeld ending was bad, but somehow fitting?

The latest I saw was that 60% would take it. Also, Canada is pretty dar behind as I understand it with vaccinations, we're hogging them all on this side of the border.

What section are you in? I got tickets for the first time this year, and afterwards decided I wished I had moved into 100 level, but not sure if that will still be an option by the time my window comes on Friday.

I assume this happened because we are making a conscious decision to never punt again, since punting is for losers.

I've got some airline miles expiring in June, can't wait until the schedule comes out so I can start booking some stuff

How do you figure? Typically this year's first is worth 2 future first rounders (or a 2nd this year and next year's 1st.) Obviously depends on specifics and circumstances (and could be very different this year) but I don't think it's out of sorts to think that if there is a player a team really wants at 30 that they would trade us next year's first outright.

I saw something this past week (maybe in the Athletic or Defector?) about how just by numbers, there are a lot fewer players who have declared for the draft this year, and so many players are taking advantage of the extra year of eligibility due to Covid, so there is some math / data that backs that this will be the weakest draft class in a while. Still, if 3 QBs end up being Pro Bowl type players, especially if Kyle Pitts and a RB or 2 become perennial all stars, I'm not sure it will be perceived as a weak draft in the future. But I think depth wise, it's widely regarded as not a deep draft (and not a great year to be picking 30th probably.) I do wonder if the Bills don't see anyone they love at 30 if they would trade it away for a 1st next year.

I feel like what we need is depth and developmental guys who should turn into good starters down the road. A great situation to be in, where we should truly be able to focus on BPA.

That's why DBs are DBs and not WRs, right?

Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere or if it's worth its own thread, but I encourage everyone to watch Dr. Fauci's conversation with Marshawn.

I'd be willing to bet we'll open at Kansas City, maybe Monday night, or even the Thursday opener?