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I would say spending multiple billions on a football stadium is far more embarrassing. For me, the stadium crap is by far the worst part of pro sports. Multi-Billionairs demanding tax payers to fund their multi-billion dollar playgrounds, or threatening to tear their team from their hearts. And we just had evidence of how much these clubs mean to the local communities. It's the most immoral thing in sports.

New Titans stadium will be 150% more than what the Bills stadium will be. 2.1B vs 1.4B My suspicion is the new Bears stadium project will be between 3-4B

I mean there's a difference in the populace & wealth & revenue among Western NY, the greater Chicago area, and the Nashville metro area.

So, I think he has room to improve and grow, but I also think he deserves a bunch of credit for adjusting the system and play calling as his teams strengths and weaknesses changed on the fly, the Bills kept piling up points regardless. Yes, Allen has a ton to do with that, but Dorsey also had to adjust to a line that turned out to be not that good, WRs outside of Diggs that were hugely inconsistent, and RBs who went up and down. It;s always so easy as fans to look at the gaqme and be like "play calling sucks" because things don't work out, but the Bills talent on O outside of Allen was not a top 5 roster, and they ended up being a top 2 offense. I can absolutely see why teams are interested in Dorsey - especially when you consider he was Daboll trained, and look how well Daboll did in his first year

I thought his one play was a great one, and his other target felt like a near big play as well. Also it looked like Isiah was struggling out there. But you’re right. I shouldn’t have read so much into it, and my take isn’t logical

He was fairly anonymous on Sunday, and I think Shakir had more targets. Hard to read too much into that. But it wouldn't surprise me if Shakir rose to the top of the depth chart

After the game he (Tre) talked about the week being a sh!tshow, think struggle to rest (talked about a 3am text), being super close being in that DB room, and seeing Damar collapse every time he closed his eyes. I'm not saying he shouldn't play, because every human deals with this kind of stuff differently, and for some playing might be best. But I hope he's not feeling, not given, pressure to play regardless of his mental state. If he needs to be away from the game for awhile so he can climb back down from that state, I'd hope he's afforded that. Ultimately, being human and being treated as a human with emotions, is more important than the playoffs and SB For me, he's kind of in the same boat as Mitch Morse. I wish both of them would retire rich, and with whatever health they currently have. 6 concussions over a career us really scary. 3 in one season is terrifying

Before I pay Hurts that kind of money I need more surety he can operate at a high level with mostly average talent around him, or need great talent (like he has now) around him to be great. Because once you’re paying him 40-50M he’ll be expected to raise up averahe talent like Allen and Mahomes do

I don’t understand even after reading it (my fault not yours) but i feel better knowing that someone in the community understands why and is ok with it

I always assumed it was what Girardi said. Trauma is the worst stuff on earth. Steps recovering from it can inspire swings upward, but ultimately trauma is incredibly draining of spirit and body. The Bills pulling that win out anf getting STRONGER in the 3rd and 4th is among their very best performances of the season, and likely multiple seasons. As a side note, I fear the PTSD impacts on players. Tre was showing classic PTSD symptoms, I hope he'd getting the help he needs and deserves. I would hope any of these players look beyond the game, and take care of their soul and spirit first. You watched a brother die in front of you. Don't minimize that

A week ago this man died on a football field and had to be brought back to life. His strength and modern medicine are...amazing

Not gonna be any one answer. Bengals, Chargers, Chiefs and Jags all have QB who are really able to hurt you with their elite pocket movement against pressure and arm against sub par Man coverage, and if you blitz them and don’t get home you’re totally *****. Lamar presents different problems. At the same time you can set up a zone/man combo, and those can be easily pierced if you have elite slot/TE workers, which at minimum the chiefs and Bengals have, and don’t get own a legit pass rush - which is primarily why the Bills wanted Von Miller. We can talk about coaching as much as you want but really Frazier and McDermott are picking among the least bad options here.

Wow that throw.

Not sure what was going through Josh’s head there…

yep, prioritize to e first here though

Is Tua likely to come back for that?

The one they got 3 points on?

Again, Bills D has been damn good this half

Yeah thought it was OPI

That’s where Tre struggles right now. Just doesn’t have the recovery speed to lose the inside

Bills D has been very very good this half with the exception of one ridiculous Parker play

Yea. Brilliant play by Slater. This is why you listen for the poison call. Straight brain fart

There’s a reason he didn’t see it and catch it, and because of Tre. And this is a mond bogglingly stupid play on ST

Tre. Day.

It’s not even fair haha