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then the 2025 mocks begin

only if the bills move up in the 2nd to get em...lol

after the first 50 picks....i haven't a clue

seeing as they forgot a roof..... the entire stadium should have heated seats....then maybe folks would actually use them......have i mentioned i can't stand up for 3 straight hours anymore

terrible idea take a sure thing Elite level LB on a team friendly contract for a chance on an unproven rookie ? Over the past 10 years only 35 percent of first round picks ended up making a Pro Bowl

not bad, but is that about the best one anyone can come up with ?...... Williams had only started 2 regular season games in 1987 when he went 3-0 in the playoffs. The following season he only started 10. so does that really count ?.....lots of backups had brief success.

https://www.milb.com/buffalo/events/micah-hyde-softball Bills GM Brandon Beane Left the Door Open for Micah Hyde’s Possible Return https://heavy.com/sports/buffalo-bills/micah-hyde-instagram-message-status-return-charity-game/

The owner of a popular Buffalo Bills tailgate lot reached out to 7 News, worried about the parking map the Buffalo Bills released for upcoming concerts. https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/peopleandplaces/owner-of-hammer-s-lot-voices-concerns-over-highmark-stadium-parking-map/vi-BB1lNv37?ocid=BingHp01&cvid=197532300d424c58ee047338c62c9786&ei=53

i reluctantly went 2 years ago.....had a way better time than was expected brings a smile to your face seeing kids light up seeing these stars up close. very family friendly josh can hit a softball a very long way

not a lawyer, but i would: #1- do something on my own, in my own name #2- spend $100 and get professional advice from your accountant or lawyer on recommending an agreement to fit your exact circumstances with your family member. #3- all kinds of boiler plate agreements online. like a "FIP" Family Investment Partnership (no one said it had to be a "good" investment..lol) #4- circle of life events can and do happen. death, disability, job loss, divorce, falling outs over who gets what games, etc....

apologies, but my mind goes to what could go wrong. assuming the PSL will not be in your name. mixing money and family could be tricky. a simple side agreement in writing could protect your interests.

not then, not now, likely never there are many ways to judge a QB, here's a couple neutral parties.... ESPN's total QBR ranks Josh #3 and CJ #15 PFF who analyzes every player and every play of every game ranks josh #1 and CJ #13

any team that gets josh....is never picking in the Top 10 again.....for real if Josh was off the bills....we'd be lucky to win 6 games so, the only premium pick is this years #1 & maybe #9 NONE of these QB's will be as good as josh....the only advantage is resetting the $45-50 mil QB cap market i'm NOT doing it for two 1st's and 2 seconds. what's my price ??......call me when it's five 1st's and five 2nd's

show me an elite level head coach who did it without an elite level QB don't bother looking the hoodie should have swallowed his pride and rode brady til his arm fell off. the bigger mistake was thinking you could do it without replacing him with an elite level QB.....thats where his arrogance cost em

** 2001 - 2018

Belichick is a control freak...... easy for an owner to reluctantly put up with his arrogance when he is winning as evidenced by N.E. making it to the AFC Championship game 13 times from 2001-2018. as soon as the winning stops....out the door......then kraft happily sabotaging his future

Belichick is a control freak...... easy for an owner to reluctantly put up with his arrogance when he is winning as evidenced by N.E. making it to the AFC Championship game 13 times from 2001-2018. as soon as the winning stops....out the door......then kraft happily sabotaging his future McClappity isn't on that level and likely never will be

because most take the risky route of trying to predict upside when it's probably better to go with a safer strategy of the highest floor examples in this draft of the safer highest floor strategy.... Harrison, Alt, Bowers, Fashanu

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41vcCv0l7uU

i have a friend who sits in lower bowl , 50 yard line, with 1965 seniority. he has NOT been called for his experience appt yet so i highly doubt anyone else from the lower bowl has been called

micah

agree investing heavily in WR is not a proven recipe for a super bowl win the current Bills team is in Cap jail. we can't afford to trade and pay top dollar for a free agent at any position. the bills need to keep and save their premium first and second round draft picks this year and next to fill several holes WR1, Edge, Safety, Center. makes no sense to bundle all those premium draft picks to move up into this years top 10 for a WR1. minor moves using our 4th, 5th or 6th round picks is fine.

he wants more money than what we were paying diggs i dont see us landing any big fishes in free agency because we dont have the cap space which is why we will hang on to both this years a next years first and second round picks. any trade ups will be minor using 4th, 5th or 6th round picks

you may be right....but i just provided a link from NYS dept of State saying the opposite. A license is not needed for selling tickets originally bought for personal use. what proof do have, please provide a link.....do you know any sabre STH who is an average joe who was targeted by the sabres ?

REGULAR JOES vs BROKERS ? for me, there is a big difference between a STH who has 2,4,6,8, 10 tickets originally bought for personal use vs a broker who might be re-selling hundreds. they should be treated differently when it comes to this NY STATE BROKERS LICENCE requirement the Sabres have recently enacted on some of their STH's. the more i dig into this issue, the more i think that may already be the case ?? A license is not needed for selling tickets originally bought for personal use. https://nyc-business.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/description/ticket-reseller-license#:~:text=Businesses or people that resell tickets need a,for selling tickets originally bought for personal use. A Ticket Reseller is any person, firm or corporation who resells or engages in the business of reselling any tickets to a place of entertainment or who operates an internet website or any other electronic service that provides a mechanism for two or more parties to participate in a resale transaction or that facilitates resale transactions by the means of an auction, or who owns, conducts or maintains any office, branch office, bureau, agency or sub-agency for such business. It is the responsibility of licensees to understand the Ticket Reseller License Law. https://dos.ny.gov/ticket-reseller