May Day 10

I was looking at their salary situation. Holy smokes, I thought the Bills had it bad. They have a ton of mushrooming salaries for 2024. Tyreek at $31 Million (12 now) Ramsey at $27 Million (3 now) Chubb at $26 Million (7.5 now) Howard at $25 Million (10 now) Tua at $23 Million (assuming no extension) (9.5 now) Armstead at $20 Million (9 now) Im sure some of this can be cleaned up with restructuring, but you have to expect Tua and his agent are going to pursue a larger guaranteed deal. In contrast, the Bills have at $20 mil + Allen at $47 million Diggs at $27.8 Million Con Miller at $23 Million

Yeah, I have seen this done a lot this season. The first time, I thought it was a bad decision and heard an analyst say its a 'no brainer'. Have seen it done a half dozen times since then. Wasnt surprised when Vrabel went for 2.

A surprising thing is how conventional the collapse/comeback was. It wasn't a bunch of mistakes and interceptions. It was Tennessee effortlessly driving down the field twice, and miami not moving the ball, with Tua always panicking and getting tackled on 3rd and 4th downs when his first read isn't wide open.

What a choke job. My goodness

Tua is absolute feces

Tua freaks out and sucks if his first read isn't open in the first 1.5 seconds

Is there any doubt who the mvp of the nfl is?

Miamis offense is completely shorted out without Hill

I like how they say its embarrassing for the NFL like they care.... but they have turned around and made another close game between 2 of the league's best teams all about their personal hissy fit... based on a call that 99% of people agree is the right call.

I checked a chiefs forum and I think 90% of people agree that it was the right call.

It's a black and white rule. What an embarrassing hill to die on

You gotta love the players rallying around McDermott. If they can harness that us vs the world mentality, this team is very scary down the stretch and in the playoffs

The flag was out before the pass even happened. Can you imagine the travesty if they picked up the flag and allowed the Offside just because it was a cool play?

I think it was more the chiefs defense and they got in his head a bit

I was disappointed the bills didn't take a flier on kadarius toney... but man, he is Leon lett with wheels

Toney is this generation's Leon lett

I really don't think there is that big of a risk. This current team is on a course to be the best team of all time who didnt qualify for the playoffs. They blew a few games this season, mainly due to coaching, as they have in the past. We have a quarterback uniquely gifted to a degree the league has never seen. Pegula and Beane can interview and do background on 70 people if they want. I think I trust Beane on his judgement. I get we can be snakebit by our past Buffalo Bills coaches... but those were un-serious searches by bad management, unwilling to spend money, and a franchise that was unattractive to coaches who had any alternative. That is not the case now. Coaches would line up for a chance to coach a Josh Allen team.

The Bills, conveniently are nearing/at a time of transition, so it is good timing. Aged players and a bad salary cap situation

McDermott has to be fired on black monday. No ifs, ands or buts. A decently successful coach normally doesnt have dozens of people jumping at the chance to tell their negative stories about him. Daboll was ready to walk, even without a HC job, Frasier quit, Beasley warned everyone about this for years, and Wawrow's vagueposting makes more sense. McDermott is a cancer that is not worth having as it was. Get him out of here, and get an innovative offensive coach who can get the most out of the most athletically gifted quarterback in the history of the sport.

Cleveland has been like a pitching factory

Soto is going to be a bear to re-sign. Especially when he cracks more than 50 home runs over that wiffle ball fence. great trade for the Padres considering they had a really weak hand

It beats me. Also, the lack of any sort of virtual fly throughs, concept drawings, renderings, etc is really unprecedented. Actually its odd how little the public has seen of this stadium. It actually makes me hesitant to plunk any money down when they ask for it.

It seems to me like a no-brainer.

Yeah, I'm sure there will be plenty of swamps/backwoods stuff. Your going to have beaches, and I bet they have diversity in multiple cities and have a Miami, Tampa/pirate type theme/feel, and Orlando with Disney/theme park stuff and such. There will be plenty of fun.

It looks great. They really nailed the look of Florida and some cool looking weather too. Gameplay is important. GTA IV is probably the most realistic looking and physics GTA game and it is my least favorite of all the main GTA games by far. I like the idea of Florida, and from the trailer this looks outstanding... but I really love GTA based in San Andreas though due to the use of the different cities and vastly different landscapes like desert, forest, and mountain.