CA OC Bills Fan

I hope you're right that the issue is that Moore isn't good not that Brady doesn't know how to use him. I've been believing Brady doesn't know how to run a passing offense and Jerry Rice in his prime would never have a pass more than 2 air yards.

I always park on Big Tree Rd. just past (closer to the stadium) California, chose a house two years ago and go to the same one each week. I normally get there by 9 AM but for the TB game I couldn't get there until 11 AM. I don't remember exactly when I left, but I think there were still spots at noon or a bit after. The walk to the stadium is around 3/4 of a mile. I always get out quickly. Hammer lot is farther than the stadium however. Most of the time I like to go to Hammers for a bit, if you're there at 10:30 you have time to walk around to wherever you want to go.

Others have said it, 1 PM Sunday is the most likely. I don't think the NFL would want this game standalone, so not Saturday and not Sunday night. The NFL wants good games as standalone (both Saturday games plus Sunday night) and the 4 PM Sunday game. NJ/Buffalo will not be considered a good game worthy of a large audience. If NE and us both have a chance for the division, they will have us play at the same time but still likely 1 PM (NE/Miami and NJ/Buffalo will not both be at 4).

I didn't click the link but of course agree that if a Bills fan did this, what an idiot (doesn't matter that they likely didn't know the back story). You're in an opponent's stadium, you deserve to have your axx kicked for doing this. If you were in Highmark, I'd still say you're a jerk but at least not likely to be beat up for it as you'd be surrounded by Bills fans.

That's ridiculous and completely uncalled for! Hate that the person is your coordinator, but keep it civil. I remember a few years ago when there was a petition to put up a billboard asking to fire Jauran, Modrak, and I think someone else. They wanted people to donate to put it up and I'm quite sure I donated $5. Now, looking back at that, I'm embarrassed both by the fact that as a fan base we did that and that I supported it by sending $. Yes I wanted them gone but putting a billboard, that's going too far as fans in my opinion.

You can buy up to 4 from me, I'll only charge you $750 each for them.

Most weeks, isn't a kicker the most likely POW? I mean, maybe lazy, but most weeks a kicker likely is the right choice for special teams POW. I didn't look closely enough at the list, but I'd assume that QBs are the most common OPOW, just seems likely that typically a QB is the right choice; would you call that lazy also?

Thank you! And yes,I will use Waze. Just living in So Cal where it can take hours to get through the southern border, and knowing it's never taken me long to enter from Canada, I don't want to be surprised on Sunday.

I'm bringing my family from CA to the Tampa Bay game this week. We're staying at my father's house in Rochester on Friday night but driving to Niagara Falls Ontario Saturday. Staying in a hotel (Sheraton Falls View) Saturday night and of course going across the boarder Sunday to go to the game. My question is, how long should I expect it to take to get back to the US from Canada on a Sunday morning before the game? I've never had a problem going through from Canada, but I've never really had any time commitment before.

Wow! I knew the Bungles D was bad, but thanks for sharing that statistic, had no idea they were that bad.

Completely agree. Reading that, I felt that was a crap statement as America's Team generally means they have a large plurality of fans. However, to follow the Cowgirls model, when they were considered America's Team, much of it was because almost no one had a "I don't care" about them attitude, those that weren't Cowgirl fans were mostly Cowgirl haters. From that aspect, I think the Chefs may be getting there.

Rasul Douglas, 2023 trade deadline.

I agree. Would I love him to get some playing time, especially if we are up big against the Panthers, sure. He's had 4 practices in the NFL, 0 preseason games. The likelihood that they'll throw him out there against KC with under two weeks of practice are extremely unlikely.

I suspect it was already said but I didn't read all replies. On number 1, it used to be on a failed FG the ball stayed at the original LOS like you say it should. They changed the spot in order to encourage going for it on 4th down instead of going for a FG. I think if it influences decisions at all, it causes more punts.

No! While correct the odds of 38 straight or 29 straight are very low, and I'll also agree that "it's got to end sometime," still the odds on the next game (or the next day of no work accidents) are no different than the first game after losing the turnover battle or the first day after an accident. And to think that cutting a finger after a great streak of no accidents is good because somehow that means you won't have a catastrophic accident is complete garbage.