CodeMonkey

Oh I see. Tailgaters are a bunch of alcoholic assclowns being douchebags and pissing/puking all over each other. And everyone else isn't a tailgater. Yikes. No wonder things are the way they are.

I don't see the Bills signing him now. For it to make sense for the Bills it would have to be a team-friendly contract that would be attractive enough to be able to trade Spiller if it comes to that, or worst case cut him without substantial penalty (i.e. little to no guaranteed money). But there is no reason for Spiller to sign a team-friendly contract like that at this point.

Great seats. You can see everything from there. Congrats!

Or some adult male Bills fans at the Ralph parking lot before a game genuinely harassing 10-12 year old kids for wearing the opponents jersey that I witnessed. Oh, and the kids were with their mother in the parking lot. Pretty sad to see.

I don't know man. A good high quality HD jumbotron like they make now, and people getting to tailgate before away games as well as home games. It could work.

There are 7 guys from India training with me here in the US now. They are big cricket fans as most are there, but none have any interest in going to a baseball game while here. They find it too slow of a game to be enjoyable.

I'm surprised they are calling it "football" as that will no doubt confuse a lot of people there. I work with people in India including a couple in Bangalore. I'm going to have to see what they know about it and if they can get more than t-shirts and hats. Its a little weird as they seemed to have played some games in 2012, a couple in 2013 and then abruptly stopped. Apparently didn't even finish all of the scheduled games in 2013. http://www.efli.com/season2/schedule Very true. Not even "real" football (soccer). Badminton is probably the 2nd favorite.

I would love to see more tailgating .. REAL tailgating meaning cooking out with friends and family and enjoying the day before going into the stadium to watch the game. Without the moron power drinkers, and the stupid !@#$ing !@#$s that think it makes them a man by harassing kids and others because of the jersey they are wearing. But unfortunately in Buffalo I don't see that happening any time soon. Let the !@#$s go to the bars.

So you would rather the Bills move than have a domed stadium. Interesting.

Plus who the F cares if you like his music or not. It matters not when talking about owning a NFL team.

Couldn't. Erie county already retained them in case the Bills try and move

The Stones played at the Ralph once. Maybe Jagger could buy the Bills for his great granddaughter.

Exactly. I saw what that did to my Dad a few years ago and he does seem to have weathered it very well all things considered. Hopefully he kicked it's ass for good this time.

Isn't most of what we are hearing rumor at this point? Aside from the Bills being for sale and Jim Kelly wanting to keep them in Buffalo, not much else is concrete from what I recall. Like this whole thread isn't the same old ****?

Hilarious. Like JBJ is buying the team himself. He apparently is hooked up with one of the Toronto groups. If boycotting him makes you feel like you are doing something then go for it. But don't expect it to change a thing or even have him notice. Besides can you blame him? If you were not from WNY and had a chance to own a team. And your choices for an out of town destination game weekends etc. was Buffalo or Toronto, which do you choose?

You can put all the hotels, "patriot place" things you want in Buffalo but it is all pointless without a stable, strong economy. Talking about these things now is putting the cart way before the horse.

I suppose it was only a matter of time.

Experience also shows that because more picks will miss than hit, you don't spend more than 1 pick on a player unless your are very VERY sure the player will be elite and in a position of great impact. It all depends upon your philosophy I guess. Mine is that Whaley made a high risk for high reward move and I hope he was right!

There is no reason to make their intentions known to the public. The article as well as others said that Brandon has been talking to interested parties until the investment bank was in place. I suspect most, if not all, interested parties have made their intentions known. Just none of it is public so far.

I know these guys have to make a living, but how many articles that say nothing new need to be written?

They already have NFL Network and RedZone as well. But no ESPN. But you are right, with the addition of a team in Canada the NFL would be looking to add missing games and renegotiate the existing deals.

Buffalo snubbed again. The NFL hates the Bills

Some games are already shown in Canada, and the Sunday ticket is already there as well. So it might not be that big of a deal in terms of sharing.

Yes per capita, which the author incorrectly states as per fan. That is very deceiving as not every person in either market, large or small, is a fan.

Agreed. They seemingly have done all they legally can to try and keep the Bills in Buffalo.