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Michael Ozanian, executive editor at Forbes, said the small market, old stadium and ownership uncertainty all led to the "most troubled" description.

It's a plot to get more people to subscribe to the ticket in one form or another

I did see last season and Gaileys unwillingness to adapt. That is what prompted my comment above. Fitz can't be expected to do the OCs job in real time under center every play of every game. That cannot possibly be successful. If Gailey cannot do the OCs job effectively (and all here who proclaim him as an offensive genius sure think he can) the Bills are screwed. That, in my opinion, will dictate how successful the Bills will be this season more than any other factor.

Holy crap they show the gambling odds on that CBS page. Did they do that last year and I just never noticed? Jets giving 2.5 as of 2 days ago so basically just the home field advantage.

It isn't a matter of Fitz figuring out the defenses. Gailey has to, and construct a game plan accordingly. And most importantly, adapt that game plan as needed during the games.

I agree about hammers lot. Only place to be. But get there early if you want a spot. http://forums.twobil...arking-lot-map/

This! Very well put.

The Bills posted the original map on facebook, However they forgot to document the most important lot.

Read my post carefully, "But Johnson is not listed as doubtful here." The NFL injury report we page does not show what the post is saying, and neither does the Bills web page. If will be interesting to see if the post is correct or not.

I think Brady was listed as doubtful every game last season. But Johnson is not listed as doubtful here. http://www.buffalobi...ury-report.html

That little sliver in central nevada makes no sense to me. Almost all of colorado and some parts north of there get the Bills/Jets when NE and the titans are on? None of that computes with me at all. EDIT: Ahhhh jimmyo called it I think, the Tebow connection

It is HUGE. It is against one of the teams the Bills need to leapfrog if they hope to have any chance of even thinking about the playoffs.

Nice!

Only 74?? You forgot to add the points the Bills D will score from pic-6's, fumble recovery TDs, and countless safeties!

or, he could be telling the truth.

HD works good that way? Unless your friend has business roadrunner or equivalent I would think his outbound (upload) speed would choke with HD video.

It's a coin toss in my opinion. Whichever teams defense makes the huge play wins it.

Defer to kick off first. Jets start on their 20. Jets 3 and out and punt (from their endzone) to the Bills whose offense starts with a short field.

The one and only game of interest to me is at 1pm Sunday in Jersey when we get to see exactly just how much the Bills have improved.

I know how to have fun. It's just that acting like a douche is not my idea of fun. YMMV. Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? But as for the last 12 years not meaning anything. You couldn't be more wrong. I get that you are just trying to get fired up for the season in your own way, but those that forget about history are doomed to repeat it.

That doesn't matter at all. The only issue with airplay is if it could not handle the HD bitrate. But apparently you have proven that it can. The only question then, is how good is the quality of the stream from directtv. I cannot help you with that question But just because it is not downloaded prior to playing should have no effect, unless your internet connection is super slow or drops out a lot of course. But cable download speed is more than sufficient. I suspect DLS is fine too, though I have never tried it.

Download a HD (720 at least, 1080 if you can) movie and airplay it to your TV. If that works, the games will too. And based on fezmids post, you can try it on Sunday

Hmmm the FIFA model applied to tackle football. Interesting. That would tend to make it more fair for small market teams.

If you have played HD downloaded movies OK then the live game should not be a problem. From what I read, the first generation airplay could not do HD content but the 2nd generation can.

What would be cool for people who live in the blackout area would be to use the online feed from someone who subscribes to the ticket but lives outside the blackout area. Stream to the TV via the HDMI port and you have even the blacked out Bills games in HD!