May Day 10

I'm not sure its the moderators. They have allowed trump to run all over them. Harris repeatedly hit trump's pride in the first 30 minutes. It got him way off his mark and he seems to not have recovered. Now she is going with issues and isn't really seriously challenged by him. It was a really good job by her and her coaches. The prosecutor background was probably invaluable

I thought the last debate was by far trump's best performance This is by far his worst.

This is a pretty huge early season game, especially from Miami's standpoint. If they drop their home game to the Bills and fall a game back, and have to travel to Buffalo later, that puts them in a bad spot for the division. Plus, that would be pretty crushing mentally I would think.

The 49ers made the jets look bad, but let's see what new york looks like moving forward. Their schedule looks like a pile of winnable games coming up. While Rodgers looked really slow and clod footed, he did show a lot of competence. The jets defense got run over. They are fortunate to get only 32 points against (maybe that's a credit to bend but don't break). They only forced 1 punt and no turnovers.

Rodgers 8 for 13 for 76 yards and an int

The Jets had their fun with the first touchdown. Its been domination since then

I wanted to die with the jets overhype after they scored the touchdown

I listened to some of the show. Callers can be dumb, but Sal seemed to have extremely thin skin and low patience, and unnecessarily confrontational. It made for bad, uncomfortable radio and I turned it off. It feels like as years go by, Sal feels like he is on a higher pedestal than he is.

Brady is so rigid and attempting to be perfect He needs to relax and have fun Watson is so bad.

Notre Dame gave NIU a close game. They'll probably move them up a few spots in the rankings. Not quite sure how that wasn't called a first down. Did NBC phone that one in?

Run and stop the run

My brain's response to that is Kadarius Toney.

Derrick Henry looked like poo

Lamar looks awful if not running. Did Henry get injured?

2 chiefs d linemen are lining up past the ball every play

No drama. Just someone who is about to be unemployed Agree or disagree with him. A guy in his profession/position cannot be recorded saying those things.

That Cincinnati loss was inevitable. The Bengals had a chip on their shoulder when it came to the Bills. It was clear we were headed toward a prime time beatdown in the postponed game. They were really taking it to the Bills. The playoff was more of the same. The Bengals felt disrespected/overlooked or whatever because the Bills and set out to prove a point. They ran over the Bills, and the game wasn't as close as the score indicated

I'm not sure how to react to all that. It really isn't anything we don't know. I am rooting against the Texans, I guess. It sounds to me like Diggs was checked out on the Bills last year, according to his words. Extremely selfish and might have tanked a potential Super Bowl. Him dropping that pass at the end of the KC game makes it more frustrating. You wonder what could have been if he had been 100% committed to the Bills and winning. I expect him to be happy in Houston. Say nice words, play catch with kids in the crowd. Maybe even put up big numbers. His UFA experience should be interesting either way. I do think he has an expiration date no matter where he is. It's just his personality. He is kind of a jerk, hearing a few local people's opinions who have had to deal with him... but his personality is also a driver of his greatness on the field. Had a lot of good times here with Diggs. #4 All time in yards, receptions, and touchdowns. Lots of team success.

I agree. It really doesn't look good. The current uniforms overall are terrific. If they want to do a 90s throwback uniform instead of the 1 color rush game, I wouldnt complain.

Notre Dame should be disqualified from the playoffs with that schedule. 2 more away games? Looks like Florida state is absolute poo also.

Best game of the weekend, with Vt/vandy a close 2nd

I noticed there was a sudden change in the early 2000s, for the worse. I had heard there was a split in the founders/owners and only 1 of the originals took over. The quality went downhill from that moment-on.

Yeah, thats pretty much it. If they can get the $, then they are doing alright. While these teams are civic treasures, they shouldnt be mistaken as not-for-profit. When we have our experience (I am already annoyed with the lack of information to this point), we will be given our options. I am probably 50/50 if I am going to do it. There is a price point (and seat availability) where it wont be worth it. I really dont think the Bills owe me anything. I do feel a little miffed that we have to wait this long and have >20 year season ticket seniority. We wont have our "experience" until the end of the year (as of a few months ago).

Going 16 bit and lower 1. Tecmo Super Bowl - Full NFL with NFLPA license with a robust season and stats. 2. Baseball Stars - ahead of its time for NES. Could create teams and players. Upgrade players with money, and could even make trades and sign free agents. Highly replayable. 3. NHL - 94. Had the best physics of any hockey game up to that date and we were hit with an NHL and NHLPA-licensed game. Was a huge step in the genre. Was a well balanced game if you out-lawed the cheap goals where you skated across the front of the net so the goalie went down. 4. PGA Tour Golf II. Built a more robust tournament/career mode from I, with better physics. Game was simpler and more fun to play than PGA Tour III or PGA Tour 96. PGA Tour II was perfection and can still be enjoyed today. 5. Evander Holyfield Real Deal Boxing - was a great boxing game for Sega with a good career mode with some RPG elements. Honorable Mention: Ice Hockey, Bases Loaded, Mike Tyson's Punch Out, Pro Wrestling, Bill Lambeer's Combat Basketball, Ken Griffey Jr Baseball, Tony LaRussa Baseball. Baseball Simulator 1.000, Rugby World Cup '95 Overrated: Blades of Steel, RBI Baseball,

I really wish we could have seen (by now) what a fan experience would look like for anyone not in the clubs. What do the concourses look like? What amenities in there as far as concessions, beer/mini bars? Is it open concourses everywhere? How does the seating look and general sight lines? Any other cool stuff planned like decor, Bills' history, local sports history, etc... This stuff would get me more pumped for this. These renderings of the rich and famous areas that have tens of thousands of dollars of a cover charge are not interesting to me, as I will likely never see the inside of these places, nor really care to.