chris heff

PSL stands for Personal Seat License. It is a license that is purchased that gives the owner the right to buy season tickets for seats in a specific stadium. The license can be sold to someone else or if season tickets are not purchased it can revert back to the team.

Let's review that list: 1) Brady is never playing for the Bills. If he left NE, they would let him choose, he is not choosing Buffalo. 2) Eli Manning, he refused to play in San Diego, you think he's going to play in Buffalo. 3) Bradford? We have people calling EJ a bust, Bradford has had four years. 4) Dalton isn't going anywhere. 5).KC gave up two 2nd rounders, Smith stays. 6) Stafford has been injured more than EJ and he is not going anywhere. 7), 8), 9), and 10) Does anybody really want any of these guys other than as a backup? That could turn out to be steep also. There is only one QB on the field at a time. There are usually three or four WRs.

No, it was 2013 second and what became 2014 second, seems a little steep. You can't give that up and the draft a QB in the first.

Yeah, but there are always tax payers that object to using public funds. This funding would be voluntary. There are also a lot of Bills fans that don't live in Erie County or in my case even in NY State.

Please don't blast me for this, it is just a thought. I know that fans can't own the team, like in Green Bay, but could fans own all or part of a stadium?

Oh yeah, your right. What did KC give up?

Wilmer Alexander

Smith wasn't coming to the Bills last year. Not after they drafted EJ.

I find it ironic that some people label EJ as an injury prone bust and the extol the virtues of Smith, Bradford and Stafford. Wasn't Smith considered a bust after four years? Isn't Bradford considered a bust by many? Wasn't Stafford injured a lot?

I thought it was named by French fur trappers "Beau Fleuve" meaning beautiful river.

When does training camp start?

You forgot how Buffalo got its name.

The City of Buffalo NY is in Western NY, not upstate NY. The name Buffalo has nothing to do with the American Bison. William Cody is said to have killed approximately 5000 American Bison, while a staggering number, hardly enough to have almost caused extinction.

Brilliant

Didn't they just sign Miles Austin and a couple of other guys?

Are you on Oliver Street?

This post kind of makes your Username ironic.

Number four is the Mike! See what I did there.

I thought corruption doomed the dome?

It was only 47 years ago.

Sorry can't help myself, in 1967 Bills played Lions in Detroit. The Eagles came to the Old Rock Pile. Ditka played for the Eagles in 1967.

Ditka never played for the Lions. Other than that I agree. Upstart league giving arrogant NFL a run for their money. A whole lot of great players.

To screen or not to screen? That is the question. If a defense is giving you that you do it until they stop you. That's what happened in the Orange Bowl. Remember when Bledsoe couldn't complete the screen? He'd throw it at the receivers feet, just painful.

During Jim Kelly's short career as a color man, an injured player was taken into the locker room, the play by play announced that he was going into be taped up. Kelly laughed and said "that's what you think they do?".

As I said earlier, I've been watching complete games not highlights, it is a different perspective. If Ds were giving them that bubble screen they just keep doing it and not just to Watkins. I don't see why that is a bad thing. He catches everything with his hands away from his body. It is impressive how quickly he turns and gets up to speed after the catch. He has great vision. Couldn't really tell much about his blocking. Defenses had to account for him on every play, opened up things for other guys. With the running back position becoming less important, does anyone think that WRs with running back skills are becoming a trend?