May Day 10

good for Milano. I hope he gets what he wants. It is critical for the Bills' structure that players are free to what they feel is best for themselves (while being a great teammate while here). It is on the Bills to draft or otherwise find replacements for players who fly the coop for whatever reason. Can't keep everybody

Next week it will leak that Watson was "really serious" when he asked for a trade

I wasnt too upset either. I dont take anything for granted... but there is a reasonable expectation that the Bills have a window of at least a few years with competent people running the show. Also, a part of me was kind of bumming out and panicking that our 'championship' might be won during a pandemic and nobody could really go out and enjoy it. IF they are in the AFCC game next year, it will be a lot better, (if not at Home).

Wondering if they can sign Cordarrelle Patterson and manufacture something creative for a running game/homerun threat

I have told a few younger people that the game was very reminiscent of the last 3 Superbowls the Bills were in. They were playing opponents who were favored. The Bills made some noise early and gave hope. Once the game was established they lost control of it and couldn't really compete. 4th quarter was just going through the motions waiting for the end with disappointment.

You gotta wonder what kind of impact a DC has in New England. The defense actually took off after he left.

Jets for sure. Im thinking they go with Fields this year. IMO New England might be more in play to again try to stitch it together with an existing QB like Prescott or Wentz I think Miami doesnt undermine the Tua thing so quickly.

I came across this and watched it earlier in the week. Very good summary of the Bills. We need to hold Vince Gallo to his word if they win.

I wasn't a big fan of him as the coach. In the short term, they would have possibly broken thr drought sooner, and we would have been spared the Rex Ryan thing... but the bills would never have gotten McDermott and beane

I don't have anything against Marrone. He had a contractual benefit that he used. He wanted the organization to join the 21st century and be rid of the clowns in brandon and whaley. He was right

I didn't really dig the sopranos after season 2. As far as acting performances, Gandolfini killed it. Christopher was really well done. Lots of the main characters seemed to be a bit over the top on the acting/writing

The new/prequel ones are very good imo. Aliens was good... although I get bothered by how easily they can mow down dozens of aliens at certain points, while typically in the series, 1 alien is normally a colossal problem for a host of people.

Wow. Very interesting. Great career, great QB who will likely be buried a bit in the memories and history books.

from what I have seen, many want the Chiefs to lose more than the Bills to win. Mahomes and the Chiefs somehow makes them feel threatened as far as their previous Patriots' dynasty goes.

There was never any opponent in the AFC as ominous as the Chiefs. The aforementioned Bengals in 88 were pretty tough though and the Bills were certainly an underdog. For the most part, the rotation of Miami, Raiders, Pittsburgh, Denver, and Houston in the playoffs brought extremely flawed, 1-dimensional teams.

This is where I am. Just embrace it at this point. It's better than "xxxx nation" that everyone uses. The Seahawks stole our 12th man thing that we stole from Texas a&m. It's a nice encapsulation of fans who support the team through russ brandon wormtongues drought, crazy jumping through flaming tables, raising tons of money for charity on a complete grassroots level, outstanding GameDay atmosphere etc... we are unique as a group for a pro sports fan base. It's nice we have a unique nickname.

Boondock Saints 2.

Thats great news for UB. He should be a force in the MAC

he passed all the deals that he had to

A great side effect of a playoff run is that it effectively reduces the offseason by a month. As opposed to being out of on the fringes of in the hunt by Thanksgiving and waiting to see if they make any changes January 1st, then the draft

I do too, but if people are sitting nearby or resting drinks, I refrain from doing that. My voice was shot and both my hands felt broken in the second half, and I resorted to mule-kicking the bench behind me with my steel-toe boots. that likely wouldnt happen at a sellout, ha. It was full-fan participation everywhere. Normally you see the "Rockpile" seats all standing and wild/engaged most of the game. Everyone in attendance was in that mode from start to finish. They also played Kyle Brandt's hype video before kickoff and that set everyone off Also, of note.... there was zero sign of anything Ravens. Not surprising based on the rules, but still was a cool thing to witness. When the offense was on the field it was beyond silent and all you could hear was the strange white crowd noise coming from the speakers.

Unreal.

Bills can take the chiefs

The call was correct... I just always thought that the fumble/touchback thing was too harsh for the offense.

That rule needs to change