PaattMaann

I have been parking in lot 7 (old lot 5) at the corner of abbot/southwestern for 20 years. The new cost is up to $65 a game (was previously $40 and a large reason why I stayed there) so I am looking at possibly parking elsewhere. I have stayed in the official bills lots because prices have been lower than private lots and my whole crew was good parking there, but not we may not be. I would like to stay in the area (abbot/southwestern) I am at, and would prefer to be able to pay for a yearly pass instead of game to game, just so I know that I have a spot. Anyone know of any lots WITH information out there (I don't want to just drive around to a place on the first game and find somewhere), or does that not exist? And no I will not be parking at Hammers lot, so any other lots other than his.

Curtis Samuel too.

He's the best QB in the league, period. Fixed it for ya bud!

Yea he is truly a solid TE. Fans like to complain about him being overpaid, and if your talking simple pass catching production, sure he is. But he allows the Bills to live in the 2 TE sets they love, offers tremendous versatility being a blocker and pass catcher that defenses have to respect, and is a red zone weapon. He will be here as long as he wants to.

Knox isn't going anywhere. They will extend him for another 2/3 years. He is going to be here until he decides to retire (and yes itll reduce his cap number drastically so he will "go very cheap"). no serious person believes the NFL is scripted now

We currently have two open roster spots. Samuel will be one of them. So if Ed can go, he gets the roster spot...if not, Hardman or Wilkerson would be the obvious choices (unless Hamlin, but I don't think that's a serious option given his injury and timeline) It is actually easy to quantify. Or at least explain. They live and die by havoc. They want to create negative run plays. If they don't create that negative play then it goes for 5-10 yards. You do raise a good point of maybe why teams abandon the run, maybe we DO get 2-3 negative plays close together and the play caller says "shoot, they are stopping the run we gotta just pass now".

They ARE a legit defense, but they aren't world beaters and HAVE given up points to good offenses. They only allowed 3 points to chargers backups and allowed 13 to chiefs 9th string QB. Gave up 34 to Jags (at home), 26 to packers, 24 to cowboys, 32 to giants, 28 to colts... Barely beat the Jets and Raiders... Needed a lot of 4th quarter comebacks to win games. They are a quality opponent but if we go in there and take care of the football we should win this game.

And yet...they have given up an awful lot of points to any team with even a halfway decent offense.

Woof. Usually your a lot smarter than this in your posts. Check yourself for a concussion : ) However you, or me, view Kincaid. And however we want him to play. And the fact that hes injured. None of that matters because the Bills like to line him up as a power slot and will continue to do that. I doubt they draft/sign a "big slot" to come in because they already have that guy on the roster, and he's a game changer for the offense (just look at the numbers) when he is in. He lines up as big slot more than an inline tight end.

We have that guy, and he does pair / sub with Shakir, his name is Dalton Kincaid. Coleman is also a capable blocker. He has to see this as a huge opportunity to get back on track with his career. If not, then he was never gonna have it.

he was not on the injury report

I definitely though that poor pet was gettin it

I clean up AFTER sex

Thought it was really weird he didn't get a single rep on defense, especially with Poyer out and Hancock looking bad

I'm simply saying we have had a great WR 1 (anyone claiming he was not, is insane...yes he was a non factor in playoffs, he is still a WR 1 that Allen had and it didn't matter) and it didn't get us the Super Bowl. Sure I would love it if Coleman was good instead of a bust. And if Diggs was here we would have to force 12 plus targets to him every game, so maybe the run game wouldn't be as much of a focus as it is now. We moved to that style of offense post Diggs, maybe because of Diggs.