May Day 10

It would have happened anywhere. There was a copious amount of snow, perfect for packing snowballs waiting inside the stadium for 70,000 people,many of which were drinking alcohol for several hours. If I had to choose and could press a button to control everyone's mind to have no snowballs, I'd choose that. But it was what it was and will go down in the lore of big games in that stadium. There is quite a bit of irony that the Dolphins were the opponent. That game in week 3 could have been a life threatening situation and it's frankly gross they put the opposition through that purposely. Especially in the first half, the Dolphins side was getting blasted with snow. When the players and coaches broke for the half, the contrast between the sides (tons of snow/residual snowball hits on the turf vs a totally clean bills side) was kind of funny.

Im not even sure how anyone could figure out what he is saying there. The audio is so bad. Or even how anyone found that. What the hell is that thing anyway? What a dweeb that one guy is trying so hard to get a "look". Belt over the shoulder, winter hat, sunglasses. ugh.

Goofy podcast and a thought got away from him. I don't think he should be buried for it

I have said it numerous times this season. They miss Beasley big time. If he can contribute, the offense will be much more efficient

Yeah, to me, it isnt a roof vs no roof debate... That Northtowns stadium location idea seems interesting if for no other reason than to get the thing away from the snow belt

I always think that in hockey especially... these guys have perfected the efficiency of movement so much, as well as conditioning and nutrition. I really think you could take a bottom pairing defenseman in 2022, put him in 1980 and he would be a superstar.

If McDavid played in the 70s or 80s he would score comfortably over 100 goals a season.

I would be so uninspired if Fraser were hired as the new coach of my favorite NFL team. He would have been the typical hire of the 2001-2012 Bills

Its the Bengal way

I dont know. I get why it is offputting and offenses are weaponizing it. But I can see how an attempt at a black and white rule will have a million unintended consequences. I dont think it should be a penalty if they outlaw it. Maybe say the ball is/was dead at that spot. I can see a big 3rd and 1 or something and something was kind of a push, but not really, maybe accidental contact results in a 5 yard penalty completely changing a game.

It is pretty bad. I lived there for awhile and kind of adopted the Phillies as my team for a bit. I witnessed some terrible things. I attended some Sabres playoff games there. A lot of it was fun as I had the right attitude about it, but there are lunatics there who take it too far. Id imagine the Eagles are x10. If I were to do it, id do it like I did the Sabres games... splurge and get premium seats. Higher-end clientele, you arent with gen-pop, exclusive bathrooms. If the game doesnt go well for the eagles, consider losing the jersey for the walk to the car. People typically dont fight in the parking lot(s) at the tailgate and the way into the stadium.

If all the games go the Bills' way the next 2 weeks, they can clinch the #1 seed by beating the bears

what a finish

what a great TD

Im sure it has been stated here, but the Patriots' current existence is reminiscent of the drought-era Bills. Running game, stop the run, defense, play it safe with field position and turnovers 1956 football. Mac Jones could have definitely been a drought era Bills QB and would probably play one in the movie about it. That recipe is great for never bottoming out, success against the dregs of the league, some competitive games,, false hope, and always coming up short in big spots and against good teams. It may be good enough to snag a wild card spot once in awhile, but that is the ceiling. It is never bad enough to bottom out, fix the cap, or have a high selection. Constantly trying to find patches when 3 more leaks are sprung.

Very proud of this team getting through these 3 games with wins.

That was a terrific road win.

they have missed Beasley for sure.

I said it last year when the seas parted for the Bills, and the same holds true for Miami this season: An impressive record is impressive. It is very hard to win games, especially with consistency. These are all world class athletes at the top of their profession, highly competitive, and driven by money. The coaches are all the best strategists in the sport. Everyone is giving their all. The difference between #1 and #32 is not all that huge, and within that range, teams are much closer. Many games also come down to a few bounces, calls, and luck. To come out 8-3 is impressive!

You never know with goalie prospects. Its a strange position to forecast. You need to scatter-shot prospects and some are bound to pan out. If/when you can get a goalie out there via trade or FA, do it. Its unbelievable that they are in this position at this point in time, when Adams has had 3 summers to address it. Depending/waiting on a guy in the pipeline to take over in a few years is foolish and I really hope they aren't even thinking it. If they are, they need to join the Murray/Botterill/Bylsma/Housley/Kruger pile.

What a disaster

Can it be flexed to Sunday night?

High ankle sprains are usually super painful. We would have noticed more pain.

I like Campbell and Detroit. They have a nice team and a lot to look forward to. If they can upgrade from Goff and if Campbell is capable of learning from these clock management issues, I could see them at the top of that division for the next few seasons.