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1) Too short of a season 2) One key injury can take you from first to last (i.e. Brady) 3) Football is a collision sport and as such there will always be injuries (See #2 above).

It is edible. But even Rochester has a couple places considerably better. But for BBQ in a stadium, not bad.

6 months in Buffalo NY

It is very easy to predict the negative responses here to anything other than the Bills are a sure thing to make the playoffs. No mathematical model needed, However if you take the time to read it, and actually think about it, the author does make some valid points. What you have to remember too, is that tackle football is a sport with such a short season that one player being out of the lineup for any amount of time can have a very significant impact. Say for example that King Roger decided to suspend Tom Terrific for the entire season for draining balls last season, or if he gets significantly injured in the preseason, or Giselle decides she doesn't want the other boys in the NFL playing so rough with her Tommy, what would you think of the Pats chances to make the playoffs then? All he is doing is analyzing the available data. And based on that, I don't see anything terribly wrong with his conclusions. Of course my name is not Nate Silver either .

lots of good recipes here! http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/forum/70-cookbookrecipe-subforum/

Apparently tickets for some night practices become available today. My wife and kids plan on making the rounds and getting theirs

With 2 of the losses to the Bills.

I watched Lauren Hills parents and Leahs Dad. But turned it off prior to Jenner. I don't care about Jenner at all, pro or con, but I couldn't stomach a courage award given to her after watching 2 people who actually deserved it.

The Bills may play Brady in the first game after all. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2015/07/15/tom-brady-likely-to-sue-if-suspension-isnt-thrown-out-by-roger-goodell/

You are all wrong!

Not just Roger. That is the premise that the entire NFL is built upon.

He is saying the bad things from last season so his post is consistent.

So the question is, team A has one of the best, if not the best, QBs to ever play the game and team B has 3 QBs that arguably shouldn't even be starting at the NFL level, is the QB situation better for team A or team B? Seriously. Man you gotta love the off season.

The NFL does not care about America, just the bottom line like all businesses. If they do not expand their revenue base, it will collapse under the weight of the outrageous player salaries and owner profits. They have about sucked every dollar they can from Americans, they need to expand or die.

I have to conclude that be believes the rest of the AFCE to be stacked with talent as well and that the Bills cannot get adequate play out of any QB on the roster. But it's not hard to predict what the reaction here would be to that kind of assessment. We will see.

Bold prediction, 5 is pretty high for anyone on the Bills offense. Plus I would figure any Bills TE would have his best chance at top 5 or even top 10 with Cassel given how that QB seems to always be looking at his safety valve.

No. I'd rather beat him twice.

I want Brady in the game when they play the Bills. Beating the Pats without him is meaningless (except for in the W/L column). Beating the Pats with him says a lot, and does not give Pats fans an excuse.

In the fine print on the website ...

It's actually no different. Just speculation. But yes, it is always fun to see how it plays out

This is nothing new and always the same. Not just when Marone came in, but when Gailey/Wanny came in as well. Remember "biggest mistake Jerrah ever made was firing Gailey"? Anyone going out sucks and everyone coming in is great and the savior. Just the way it is. No harm in it, and is fun for some.

So the new coaches think they are better than the old coaches. Shocking. That almost never happens.

Spiller always seemed to me to have a lot of speed, but that was about it. It will be interesting to see what he can do in NOLA and see if he is more than just a waterbug.

I'm happy that Manuel looked good. I'd also be happy if any of the others looked good. I'd be very happy if all of them looked good. Making accurate throws in a non-pressure environment is a good start. Hopefully the accuracy and good decisions continue in preseason and when it counts.

Is it wrong to feel this way about the Pats*?