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It was a feel good gift to the fans at the game. no harm. they loved it

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possibly. players and coaches do improve by playing tougher teams. i think that the tenessee game was an excellent learrning experience as will be the bucs game. playoff game experience also helps. i see this team getting better and good enough to win it all regardless.

Lack of competition within divisions. Bills are the best team in the game. They need tougher games to elevate their capability.

the decision was the right one. the execution was poor.

agreed. they basically squandered that drive with high risk plays. for some reason.

Is the pope catholic? especially during sunday night's game.....

fortunately the Bills play last night left little doubt! and that's what it's all about.

Now it is time to take on the league. Starting and ending with the Bucs.

And the media "take" will be about "KC's big downfall" not the Bill's rise.

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We'll see how they respond. They also need to realize they have to work harder no matter how good they think they are, there is no such thing as a gimme in the NFL.

i really enjoyed that !

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How about All High stadium then? Minor growing pains on the way to a shiny new stadium! I bet they find a way to play through in the old one.

As long as they install the giant Trico wiper blade to brush off the snow first.

The Chicago Bears played at the University of Illinois stadium in Champaign, IL. (2 hours south of Chicago) when Soldier Field was upgraded

the worried fans haven't thought that far ahead, they have Chicago Bears tunnel vision and the media fans the fire. of course the Bears would still be the Chicago Bears much like many other teams that have their stadiums in the suburbs. Somehow these fans do not get that idea and the mayor played into those fears. They would never be called the Arlington Heights Bears (for example), the NFL wouldn't allow it. Arlington Heights is a courthouse, some car dealers, a beautiful but vacant horse racing facility and a big bedroom community.

she is correct about it being mostly a negotiating position but the Bears could make a lot more money with a bigger stadium that has more seating as well as corporate and private amenities. lightfoot has a tactic of her own in that statement, keeping the Chicago name in the team. she is playing on the baseless fear that many bears fans have, that somehow they must lose the chicago name if the stadium winds up in the suburbs. so many people believe this and are concerned about it, unjustifiably so.

honorable mention the leodis mckelvin "spray painted lawn post game celebration" fumble against the patriots.

can't touch this....

so irritated...........

nice jacket. just a little too good at mirror selfies chive girl style....

this reminds me of an incident that happened to the bear's lance briggs several years ago. he crashed his lamborghini into an expressway light pole late sat night and left it there, never reporting the accident. he was charged with leaving the scene of an accident, much better than the alternative !