I'm biased, I know, but I think the Bills have the best uniforms in the league (if you exclude the red color rush crap). Blue on blue, blue on white, white on white, white on blue -- they all look good.
You can lighten up as well. It's not often something like this happens. And it IS a forum full of Buffalo people, even if the thread is for Cuse fans.
Cheers and good luck the rest of the season. Except when you're playing the Bulls (well, that's a moot point) or the Heels.
@Buffalo716 lighten up. You think we need a lesson in Syracuse basketball history vs. UB? You guys created a Syracuse thread and I’m here to crash it. UB is one of my two alma maters and I’ll gloat all I want!
Did I hear correctly that the Pats*** haven’t lost three in a row in 16 years?
Ok, Buffalo, time to send a message. Let’s start the changing of the guard.
The Bills fully expect and want Allen to be able to make plays from the pocket. If you have been watching the last two games you see that he is starting to do just that. In my opinion Allen's potential is far beyond Jackson's (or Tyrod's). The surprising thing to most is just how athletic Allen is -- which should only be viewed as a positive. He clearly wants to make big plays in the passing game, as evidenced by his average air yards per attempt.
We can all get together in five years and see who was right.
I'm not necessarily directing this at you, but it's a shame that Allen's mobility and rushing statistics are essentially being used against him in the evaluation of his QB play, while at the same time Lamar Jackson (with a much better supporting cast on offense) is being praised for his running ability while posting very modest passing numbers.
Yeah, Paul must be drunk. The Sabres have earned 39 points in their last 27 games.
Edit: or now I understand what he was trying to say; over their past 27 games the Sabres have earned points in 22 of them (for a total of 39).
It's usually not a good idea to call people "degenerates" who do something you readily admit you don't understand. And lottery tickets aren't gambling -- they are, literally, the equivalent of throwing money in the garbage can.
No shite! I've just started watching the NHL Network shows again. Loved seeing Barry Melrose in the studio saying "the Sabres are for real" after the Bruins game. He also said the Eichel-Skins-Reinhart line is "must see TV."
Don't bet on him running much. Belichick will employ a defense designed to prevent the big runs, figuring he can bait Allen into bad throws. The key to this game will be Josh's recognition of coverage and making smart decisions.
I read that too. Great story, but the key will be whether Foster retains that work ethic now that he is experiencing success. Plenty of guys have worked to "get there" and then coasted...hope he learned a permanent lesson about what it takes to play in the NFL.