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I hear ya. Maybe I missed it, but has Bills mafia donated to a cause for Dane? Anyway, to your post, if you’re heart says donate…donate.

Drunk and passed out on the floor ?

IMO, if you give with the expectations of others reciprocating, you’re doing it for the wrong reasons. Bills Mafia seems like they enjoy giving and not expecting anything in return. Good on them.

Watched it twice. We don’t agree, fine. Just curious why you are such an ass to a post that wasn’t addressed to you? My mom knows. She saw your post and laughed while calling you a wannabe keyboard tough guy, but is really a kitty cat. I’m going to ignore you from now on. But holes like you aren’t worth my time. Mods… you know.

Nah bruh, not effing kidding you. It’s my opinion. Players didn’t know the playbook!?! You’re joking right?!? Tell you what though, I’ll leave when you go eff yourself. Deal?!? Mods, please let it be or ding us both.

Allen looked lost at times. Too many snaps with 1-2 seconds left on the clock and players with their hands up like they didn’t know the play. Was that on Josh or Ken? Plus Allen was lucky not to have at least 2 more ints. The one before half should have been a pick 6. Bad snap? Fine, but hero ball almost got him.

I feel if we can tread water until the bye, we should have most injured players back, including Tre. We’re going to roll after that. I’d like to be 4-2 after week 6. 3-3 doesn’t look good, but won’t be the end of the world.

I dealt with a back issue where I was kinda wobbly when I tried standing up and felt the same about believing it was his back. After watching a replay though, Tua didn’t reach for his back. He shook his head like he was trying to clear out the cobwebs. Once I saw that, I couldn’t believe it wasn’t a concussion.

If you actually live in Orlando, I hope you made it though the hurricane ok.

The fans are pretty quiet.

They heard you

🙏 hope he’s ok

I can see the offense trying to help out that way. It was a close game. A buddy commented on it being a dog fight, but we made too many mistakes and that's what cost us. Milano didn't drop a pick 6 because of the heat, Davis didn't drop that TD because of the heat. Bass didn't miss the FG because of the heat. The heat wasn't the reason we didn't get the play off before halftime. The heat wasn't the reason we didn't get the ball snapped in time to spike it for a final FG attempt. I can agree to this. 👍

I've been saying it's called home field advantage, but I don't totally disagree with at least looking into this and have the competition committee discuss it. I don't expect any changes to start times. My point all along was how there wasn't a single peep about the heat last year on TBD. And it was hot for last year's game in Miami, also played in mid Sept. But we won the game, so no complaints.

Again, we agree to disagree. That's what I like about this board.

Reid got to KC in 2013 and finally made it to the SB 7 years later. He also took over a better team than McD did. Now that we're good, does McD get that amount of time?

You keep repeating yourself. I get it. Shade, no shade. And I keep repeating myself: why the complaints this year and not last year? Answer: we won last year, handily. That's crybaby stuff, right there.

We went from everybody's darling to Cinderella after midnight.

There are players that complain about playing at the altitude Denver's stadium is. Makes it harder to breathe if you're not acclimated. Some players can't even make the trip, if they have certain medical conditions. It is an advantage for Denver to play at home vs. a team that is not used to playing in that high altitude. Watching a ton of SEC and ACC football, home side vs. visitor's side is a big deal because of the heat and sun. It's been like this since I can remember, along with the Dolphins advantage, Bucs advantage, Jags advantage. It was over 100 degrees in Tempe AZ. when the Cards played a home game. They lost. Again, it just seems some are complaining about it because we lost. Where was this concern last year? There was no concern displayed on TBD last year.

I AGREED. At least twice. It's called home field advantage. Should we stop fans from cheering loudly when the opposing team can't hear on the field? EX. Seattle. Fine. We disagree. Go Bills!!

I started off by acknowledging it's a clear advantage. I also replied to a post to the affect of the heat. I live in the armpit of Fl. (Tallahassee) and it gets brutal out here. Worse for me is we get NO breeze. I mow my lawn and my daughter's too. Pretty big lawns and I can tell you, shade makes a difference. A big difference. A 20 degree difference. My point is, NO ONE complained about this last year. Because we won, handily. So now we complain?!

We outplayed Miami, but made too many mistakes to win. From dropping TD passes, to dropping a pick 6, to missing a very makeable field goal, to not getting a play off before halftime, to not getting that last play in. That's why we lost.

Offensive players get to drink when they are on the sidelines. Same for the defense. From what I've read, they get a 2 minute break at the end of the 1st and 3rd quarters. They also get roughly 12 minutes for halftime. Each team has 3 timeouts per half. They have plenty of time for water breaks.

It's a clear advantage, sure. Like having Miami come to Buffalo in December. Did you complain last year after we beat Miami, in Miami, on a September day that reached over 90 degrees on the field? If we were able to overcome that advantage last year, what's so different this year? Oh, we lost.