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You are absolutely correct, the AAV is irrelevant. Those arguing about $12M, $13M, $15M AAV etc aren't completely understanding the situation. Second contracts given to RBs are judged by term AKA gtd money more so than any other position.

The upper deck has more seats than the old stadium - it spans the entire circumference save for 1 endzone where a scoreboard will go. As I said earlier the opposing side (leeward) has ~30 rows. Almost every question and concern that you've brought up could be answered if you simply knew how to search for video. There are 4-5 people that have been flying a drone over the construction site every week for the past year. This isn't some mystery. It's clear the overhang covers the 400 seats.

Don't sleep on his 40 time of 5.93. They timed it with a sundial.

He could be our next Michael Jasper. IYKYK

I think that's going to be the "sweet spot" on pricing for many. I didn't make the Tottenham trip, but I had friends sit high up and they said the view was fantastic. Will be interesting to to see the resell pricing when the weather gets bad at the end of the year.

That is an insane amount of money for a 31-yr old who has lost a step and is coming off an ACL tear. $26M GTD?? Watching the Pats turn into the Jets right before our eyes is pretty amazing.

Definitely a case where both things are true, because our defensive play is lousy. It just feels like we are 13 years from the Ryan Miller days and still trying to fix the goaltender issue.

He's not the same coach from 20 years ago, but 2 years ago he did lead the Devils to a franchise record in points (112) with a relatively young roster, so I wouldn't say the game has passed him by. Of course he got canned the next year when his goaltending cratered, but we have a similar problem here: Reimer - 37yr old journeyman backup goaltender thinking retirement 2.72 GA and .904 SV% UPL - our starter just signed for 5yrs $24M has a 3.16 GA and .888 SV% It's crazy how bad UPL regressed this year the minute he gets his contract. I think a lot of fans want the problem to be the coach because it's the easiest fix, right? Just get the right coach and all is well. But that's not the case here. There are serious problems with the way this roster is constructed.

And that's the red flag that everyone is going to ignore. They still have the 3rd highest amount of cap space left, a whopping $42M+ and could have easily re-signed him. The LAC front office knows Palmer better than anyone else in the league by far - he's been in their locker room for 4 years. They decided years ago that he wasn't the answer by spending high picks on Johnston and McConkey, and had no problem letting him walk. For all the talk about his separation his production simply isn't there.

Love TJ and that was a great re-signing but no. Just no.

I think that picture is playing tricks on your eyes since it's taken from atop the enclosed press boxes. The leeward side (near Abbott) has ~30 rows, the majority of which are covered. But no question it will be steeper than the current stadium.

The last of the 3 lions of the 70s is gone.

You said retractable roof, not a dome. There's a big difference. Not to worry though, no one is taking your old-man-yells-at-cloud tantrum seriously.

It's hard to take anyone advocating for a retractable roof seriously. They look terrible when closed and they do basically nothing when open (if they are ever open). It's like getting the absolute worst of both options. They were a trend 2 decades ago but that mistake isn't going to be repeated.

Put him on the wall?

Diggs is never playing for this organization again.

Yeah, here are some quotes It’s a sad state of affairs in Buffalo right now. This season is the franchise’s 14th consecutive out of the playoffs, the NHL’s longest drought in history and one that doesn’t appear to be ending any time soon. The Sabres were voted dead last in every category in our survey by a large margin and 61 percent of fans said their confidence in ownership was lower than a year ago. Buffalo fans filled our survey en masse, with more entries than every franchise except Minnesota, and the hundreds of responses were filled with vitriol. Many were pleas for the owner to sell the team. Things are about as bad as they can get in Buffalo. Fan perspective: “He seems averse to hiring GMs and coaches with actual NHL experience and makes abrupt hiring and firing decisions. The franchise still appears to have a haphazard plan for putting together a winning roster. Part of this is that there is no team president or other executive with NHL experience to guide these decisions.” “His entire ownership tenure has been a disaster. He used to have competition as the worst owner in the league in Eugene Melnyk and Alex Meruelo, now he is the last one of those remaining.” “Hockey Heaven he said. Instead, Terry Pegula’s ownership has put Buffalo in Hockey Hell.”

Vegas tried sooooo hard to feed Eichel the empty netter just to rub it in. Whoops.

I'm seeing quite a few posters dismiss these 2 guys as nothing more than "rotational players" that ultimately won't make much of a difference anyway. Were those same posters downplaying these players in their draft day threads? Because I read those threads and that's certainly not the takeaway I got.

That's a good question. Players on PEDs are certainly more injury-prone as well.

If I had to bet on one of our FAs testing positive I would have said Bosa. Guess there's still time for the hat trick?

Floyd hasn't missed a start in 8 years. It's actually quite insane. What are you even talking about?

Free agency is truly the best time of the year for Bills' fans.

I don't think anyone is concerned about the financials if it doesn't work, it's about the opportunity cost.