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You didn't get my point. My point is during a natural disaster, there are people who try to charge exorbitant prices for necessities like water. There is a reason that laws are in place to prevent this type of greed. It's called gouging. If a bottle of water costs $10, then people will only buy what they need? You're joking right? It seems your worldview is that everyone is an honest broker. It's just not reality. In the end, football doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Can I watch football and still believe the owners are greedy? Yes, the two things can be true at the same time. Let's agree to disagree. I'm not here to argue. I wish you nothing but the best. Go Bills!!!

The same way the recording industry were ripping people off. If there was a natural disaster and people could not find water, to overcharge for something people need is wrong, right? I know that football is not a need, but I hope you get my point. They know how much people love football, so they squeeze ever dime that that they can get. That's greed. Greed is wrong. because of this greed, there are many people who love football that cannot afford to pay for it. What about those people? Do you care about them? We already know that the owners don't, as we see it in their actions. Your last point: Are you trying to defend the owners now? Are you going to actually try to say they are not greedy? Trying to get a raise from your employer is just not a good analogy. I have to laugh when you say the owners want to maximize their return on their billion dollar investment. The day after they buy a franchise, their investment has gone way up. Look at Bill's worth now compared to the price that Pegula paid.

I see him as a 5th round pick as well🤣😂

Remember Napster? The music industry were ripping people off with the price of music. The price of albums were ridiculous. Look at it now because people used Napster and subsequent streaming services. The NFL is trying to rip us off as well. Look at the money they get from the networks. It's insane. How much is enough for these greedy owners? I personally don't look for roundabouts, but calling these people thieves is a bit much, IMHO.

It's possible, but unlikely, that Gabe Davis could return to the Buffalo Bills. Davis is a free agent after being released by the Jacksonville Jaguars. While he was a popular figure in Buffalo and the front office would be familiar with his game, the Bills may be hesitant to bring him back due to his inconsistency and injury history.

New England will probably pick him up, or KC

Thanks for answering the question I had

They can keep it. I get enough football as it is.

I wish that I was that "skinny"

Josh Allen said that Dalton was dealing with a lot of injury issues last year, but played through most until the knee injury. I fully expect this year to be a breakout year for Dalton. I'm not giving up on this guy.

I think our WR room is better than last year. Coleman and Kincaid will improve drastically, IMO. The additions of Palmer and Moore, who are both talented, will make our offense better. Cooper never seemed to quite fit in to our offense, and losing Hollins was the only down side. I really liked what he brought to the team but paying him 4mil a year was too much. I am also looking forward see if Shavers turns into something as well.

I like that offer, but I might go as high as 4 years, 11 per year, 30/35 guaranteed

We still need to fill some holes, cornerback, a speedy receiver, safety. I sure hope they do whatever is necessary to move up and draft Golden

You mean you don't like the Forrest signing?

They better hope the cap continues it meteoric rise