May Day 10

Its out and they are awesome. The frosty accents are really cool

Those guys really like Buffalo this year.

Looks like a Carolina uniform. Those all look kind of terrible but the 49ers may be redeemable

Andy Reid and Chris Jones.

Andreesen kind of stinks. Id rather have Dolac

The 15 years thing skews this exercise. Im old now I guess, but 15 years isnt that long ago. Basically encapsulates the entire Sabres drought and all history prior to that is wiped out. It should ask how old you are and takes every season from your age of, maybe 8-on. Near-misses should also be a pretty large hit. 13-Seconds, Music City Miracle, and Wide Right are borderline traumatic. The Sabres have some tough losses, as do the Indians (my third team). A championship within the last decade should pretty much reset the score for that team to zero. I have the Sabres, Bills, and Indians/Guardians and scored an 88. I would say that is a pretty tough combination of teams... but the Bills' recent "success" taking up almost half of the 15 year window erases the drought, Superbowl heartbreak, and all that.

No fan is above the rest. Maybe celebrity fans who are from the area or who have embraced the team and advocate for the Bills. Del Reid, Pancho, Elvis, Pinto Ron, the chefs, etc. No better than the rest and no hall of fame necessary. I see there is a Bills cruise "featuring" this Del Reid to be on it. Is there anyone who would be excited for that "opportunity"? I couldnt pick that guy out of a lineup of 2 people. I sat through some abhorrent weather when the team was in the midst of a playoff drought, mathematically eliminated from the playoffs just like everyone else.

There are like 7 billion people on this planet, yet they keep signing the exact same guy

I have been in the process of buying a tesla. It has been the easiest, most straight forward process I have experienced. Even my trade in value seems fair.

He runs like molasses (in comparison to nfl athletes), he is not physically at all, and is late to nearly every play. All it seems he can do is dive at a ball carrier's shins. But apparently he knows the defense and can be trusted. They really need to monitor the cut wire in attempt to improve the safety position. Not sure they could cut Hamlin at this point due to the state of the position group. Even if they added a safety.

Art was a great entertainer and a real talent on the radio. It was almost "appointment radio" back in the day. The bills and sabres were both good and you wanted to hear him air his grievance of the day in his "don't get me started" monologue. I can recite his entire show theme song. He was alone on the air, but carried the show so well and was entertaining, playing a character of himself. All of his little sayings, biases, banning the mentioning of Eric lindros, flipping out when a caller opened with "what's up?", describing himself as a 6' Robert Redford look-alike, playing an angry character... it was gold. Caller after caller would push his buttons and it was a top performance every day. Im bummed he passed away. I thought of him just the other day and couldn't believe he was still kicking. Just another piece of my younger life gone forever. OttawaOttawaOttawa, smilin Jerry meehan, tagliabooboo, waitaminute waitaminute waitaminute waitaminute,

At the end, he could have trashed the team and city, nobody would have blamed him... but he didn't. He handled it all with class and I'll always appreciate that.

I remember the horror noise of calling someone who was connected to the internet through their phone line

I dont think so. I don't think a championship makes a statue automatic. Kemp was very ordinary of a qb.

No championship, no statue

I honestly feel lukewarm on everyone in the Division and think it is a silly division for the Bills to be in. Always wanted them to be in a great lakes/rust belt type division with similar teams and general cultures like Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Cincy, etc. If I hate anyone the most, oddly, it would be the most uncommon answer, it is the Jets. I loathe NYC sports fans. I want to see that franchise in the sewer forever.

It is the "200" level seats beneath the main scoreboard. 203-241 Back in the very beginning of the drought, there were no auxiliary scoreboards on the tunnel end, and these seats could not see the scoreboard and were heavily discounted. They have continued through as the cheapest tickets in the stadium and have maintained pretty flush with STH.

We got 9 stacked seats in 325, last 2 rows. We are coming from pretty much the same exact seats in section 201. Last row, under canopy, a couple steps from the concourse. $2k psl and $1380 per seat/season. A steep price increase, but the rockpile is not considered the cheapest area in the new stadium. We feel like we have a hidden gem in the back row end zone of rich stadium. New highmark looks even better with a wall behind us, and concourse 3 steps away.

I would be open to upgrade. I think we need/want 6 seats together though. Im thinking maybe front row for whatever our equivalent new rockpile section will be. Our goal is first row or last row. Aisle a bonus.

So my group is in 201. The heart of the rockpile. We have had our seats for over 20 years. We got the call and are going Virtual as a group Wednesday morning. Im thinking we should be able to get really good seats for our section because we seem to be very early from a rockpile standpoint.

I feel like Jones would over-value Cook based on his RB history

A+ Thread. Would read again

They were conducting the Lachman test which is a field test to determine if the ACL is intact. They pretty much know on the spot.

He was one of my favorites as a kid of the 80s. I remember one of my favorite shirts was a caricature of him with his baseball card stats on the back.

This is the truth. An indoor facility in Philly would have huge potential for semi-regular large-scale events. Nobody else on the eastern seaboard would offer a venue of that size. Philly is a major city. They would get many premium events. Buffalo, if they built an indoor stadium would not be getting many premium events that their outdoor stadium couldn't host. The nearby/regional competition for these events are/will be much more attractive cities like Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, Indy, Cleveland, Nashville, and even Minnesota. We aren't an attractive market to host NCAA football games. No chance for a super bowl. I am sure they studied what events they could/would attract and it didnt come close to justifying the additional costs (roof itself, HVAC, etc). These cities aren't bigger and better because of their indoor stadiums. They are bigger and better because they have been attractive for major commerce, tech, etc. People live and sustain life in a vibrant downtown setting. Buffalo just can't get going.