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In terms of defensive linemen he's not a big dude -- he played college ball at around 250-255. This myth seems to be perpetuated by that viral image of him standing next to McD which had a lot to do with forced perspective. The offensive linemen we drafted? Yeah, those are big dudes.

There aren't any papers in Cali that allow a civilian to carry an Uzi. I'm also guessing his "security detail" are a bunch of dudes that he grew up with.

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Oh boo hoo. Forgive me if I don't shed a tear for a man that's made over $30+M playing football but can't be bothered to wear a mask. At this point it's just ignorance wrapped up under the guise of personal liberty.

The "upset" people are the unvaccinated ones that want to do whatever they want. This thread is about an unvaccinated player that is refusing to comply to Covid protocols. If he would have just followed the rules and kept his mouth shut, we wouldn't be discussing it. But he can't do that because he's a drama queen and loves the attention. If you don't wan to get your shots, I don't have an issue with that - but don't whine and cry if you aren't allowed into the stadium this year.

It would probably been better if the vaccine was never developed, huh?

Yeah, right. If he got cut he would be crying on Twitter for weeks.

Under this scenario Josh would be 29 yrs old when the stadium opens. I think it's a bit presumptuous to pencil him (or any player) in for playing into his 40s. A more realistic scenario is that he plays 5-7 years in the new stadium, or 10-15% of its' life. Of course, that's assuming he stays healthy and plays at a high level. I know most Bills fans don't want to think of this, but It is possible that by the time the stadium opens a passing attack is not our strength. This is why investing a billion dollars in a project that is 4 years out based on your current team strengths is folly. And as many have stated above, Allen didn't see to have any issues last year.

Yeah Jim Kelly would disagree. There's a few QB's still playing right now that are going to the HoF that play in bad weather. It's not worth arguing this because you don't build $1B+ Stadium around the current strengths of the team. That's the major point here.

Yeah, that's what many said about an open-air stadium too. One could argue that having a strong-armed QB gives you an advantage in inclement weather. Regardless, you don't build a stadium around 1 player. Seattle's partially enclosed Lumen Field should be the model.

But people aren't dropping dead in the streets of southern Alabama. So what's the problem?

As of today you still need your shots to get in. https://buffalonews.com/news/local/erie-county-if-you-want-to-see-a-bills-game-in-person-you-still-need/article_a0bfc082-cf81-11eb-967d-23fe7b803176.html

Outdoor, yeah! Stuff it, dome-lovers!

Has he compared mask orders and social distancing rules to being in a concentration camp yet? Because that's typically where this goes.

He really likes attention.

That pitch was nowhere near the plate and he looked defeated afterwards. Maybe Rosen was the right call.

Is the parking ramp on Exchange St (in right field) open?

Yes, yes it would lol

Sounds like the pressure of the XFL is getting to him.

No, that is one of the greatest plays in Bills history!

C'mon man you can't misspell the guy's name at a time like this. Marve Levy would be ashamed of you.

Ceiling. This isn't the final cap number.

This is pure homer click bait. Outside of this fanbase it's not even a discussion really.

Yeah...

Not only is it a once in a lifetime opportunity, but they've reduced capacity to a small crowd (6,600). When you factor in that people have been cooped up for over a year and are dying to get out and drink some beers and watch professional sports, you get the perfect storm for crazy prices. I'd have to disagree with that for the reasons listed above.