DasNootz

If you're telling employees (vendors, ushers, parking lot attendants etc) that they have to come in when there's a travel ban, it's negligence. If you're telling fans they can eat $1,000 for tickets and stay home, or drive during a travel ban, it's negligence. I'm all for personal choice and accountability, but at some point the county and league need to take the decision out of the team and individual's control. To me that point is if there's a travel ban. If there's no travel ban (if it's completely open or only advisory) - I have 0 issue with the game being played as-is.

Honestly - the game day conditions are the least of the concerns. Teams play in snow every year, and whether it impacts the Bills advantage really shouldn't impact the decision. The issue is whether the roads will be safe for travel. Watching and/or playing a game is non-necessary. If every indication is that the roads won't be cleared for non-necessary travel by Sunday morning, the game should be moved IMO to protect the tens of thousands that would still attend, the road crews, and emergency responders.

4. The Bills could have a normal practice/walkthrough on Friday and Saturday if they left today. We’ve already missed one day of practice due to illness, and there is legitimate concern that players will be able to get to the facility Friday and Saturday.

Josh needs to stop shaving points and start shaving that stache again.

I remember his father asking me for his mom's number... proud moment to see him join the Bills now!

Excellent memory - I remember watching him at Wilde Lake Highschool before transferring Gwynn Park Highschool his senior year.... absolute BEAST! Do you remember when Coulter eclipsed the 1,000-yard receiving mark in his junior season at Rhode Island, garnering 1,039 over the length of the schedule? In doing so, Coulter was the seventh Rams player to have a 1,000-yard receiving season. He was also named second-team all-Colonial Athletic Association. After his junior season, Coulter participated in the 2020 NFL Combine, running the 40-yard dash in 4.45 seconds

Who is in charge of collecting the "I'm done with this team" and "Epic Failure" receipts?

Duke Johnson

in Buffalo? Only the Patriots would think that was a good idea.

I watched the first half with full traditional gameday Bills gear. By halftime I was comfortable and got ready for bed. I apologize for Josh's 2 INTS and the overall sloppy second half. I'll do better next time.

ask and you shall recieve....

Pats win - it gives some breathing room in the conference and keeps them more irrelevant when the draft comes around. Lets hope they suffer 20 years of 7 to 8 win seasons.

Not a single folding table smash or fire in the exterior rendering - this is a fail for the marketing team. They also forgot the obligatory Josh Allen leap over the stadium shot. Here's a quick updated version before the SEQR meeting tonight.

The game itself is in transition and it will take a while for players, coach and officiating to master the new style(s).

Selling 2 aisle seats to Packers - section 102 (lower bowl endzone opposite the Tunnel)

Let him play the Bears vaunted pass defense.

I have 4 lower levels on the aisle that I’m selling for $300 each. Section 102. They are considerably less than on ticket exchange.

For isaiah hodgins straight up - get it done Brandon.

Interesting hot take - I hadn’t thought about that before.

I have 4 seats for the Packers - section 102. They are two sets of 2 on the aisle one behind the other. We're asking $300/ticket.

I think this is the likely scenario too. We are deep right now and getting healthy. Short of a good-to-elite OL, I don't see a move that warrants giving up draft stock. We are going to have a lot of financial decisions to make in near future. The best way to keep this window open as long as possible is to continually retool with young cheap talent and pay our best players to stay.

I can really see OBJ going there. It's clear they need more tools for Patrick.

It was a pretty even distribution of bad luck, blown opportunities and bad officiating. If you add on the Bills non-TDs, you also need to add on the Chiefs. The end result is the game is still likely a one possession game.

I'm comfortable believing that she had a stroke and is recovering. With no other info, we're left to fill in the blanks (rightfully or wrongfully, it's natural), and this is the most logical answer given the limited info the public knows. The organization appears to be functional in her public absence, and I wish her the best in her recovery.

We should trade for Zappe to be our backup QB /sarcasm