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And we can bet that the Bills and Legends are acutely aware of this statistic as well as the fact that those are three high demand pro football markets, too. It will be very telling when we see how the demand for the clubs and other premium seating shakes out.

But Cam’s career decline IS pinpointed to one singular injury, though. It’s not a matter of opinion. There’s a fine line between putting Allen in harm’s way and utilizing his unique athletic ability on designed running plays. He’s a weapon that defenses have to respect. But Allen’s scrambles and runs are outside of the design anyway, and he needs to be smarter about protecting his own self when out there. And while drafting a blue chip receiving prospect would be fine, that won’t do much to curb Allen’s propensity for taking risks when he scrambles and take off. He is what he is.

Could have sworn it was while in the pocket on a pass attempt, but I stand corrected. The larger point of my post was that Cam’s career wasn’t shortened because he was “run into the ground”, which is a common misconception.

I don’t know if Beane has learned any lessons or not, but he was not the GM in Carolina nor did he run Cam Newton into the ground. How players are used and what they do in games is on the coaches and players themselves. And for the hundredth time, Newton’s career wasn’t cut short because he ran the ball too much. It was cut short by a shoulder injury sustained in the pocket while attempting a pass.

Always nice to see someone plant Joe Burrow.

It’s interesting how so many want to discount the years of intense market research that went into all of this. The Bills know their customer base inside out and it’s no coincidence that the “experience” is located in Williamsville.

He certainly has a seat at the table.

Got your Peter right here, ExWNYer:

Did you say, Noone?

All due respect because he was a good LB earlier in his career, but a traffic cone is better than AJ Klein at this point.

Seeing him in their jersey will be a helluva lot easier to take than seeing Thurman in one back in the day.

But the heated seat technology is already part of the budgeted stadium design costs. Are you saying the Bills might try to have the project come in under the $1.4b budget by altering the already accepted design for heated seats or other already budgeted amenity infrastructure? If so, is it a given that the team would realize that savings or would it go to the state or county? You raise a very interesting point and I’d be interested in looking deeper into it. Are you going to have the opportunity to go to the experience in Williamsville? If so, please ask these questions because they’re worth asking.

Your history of the Braves and their attendance is revisionist. For example in 1973-1974 they were 4th in the league in attendance. Braves fans supported that team from their inception until carpetbagger John Y Brown sold them off in parts and gutted the team to purposely drive down attendance to be able to break his lease. Damn right we stopped supporting them after that bullcrap.

Depending on the amenity, I have to believe that some of the infrastructure to support that amenity is already included in the original $1.4b cost, like the heated seats for example. What other amenities might fall under that criteria?

The Bills are contractually obligated to pay all cost overruns.

With the tears of Sabres fans.

Whether or not Von Miller played at all was entirely up to the medical staff that cleared him to play and, more importantly, to the coaches who decide who plays and when. Just as it’s always been.

Keeping him active and in games is not on Von Miller, it’s on his coaches and medical staff who determined he was a better option than another player and inserted him in the lineup.

There were too many chefs since Daboll departed and I’m glad one of them is now gone.

Robert Saleh is a poser.

Me hoping Beane avoids drafting a complete idiot in no way infringes upon his right to believe what be wants.

Don’t care if this guy proves to be the greatest CB prospect in history, Beane should stay as far away as possible.

Graham needs to stick to special features. It’s the only thing he does well as a journalist.

Yes, KC won by three points because of “bulletin board material” and had nothing to do with AJ Klein being a liability in coverage a week and a half after having his family vacation interrupted by a phone call from Brandon Beane.

The more north/south orientation and much shallower bowl alone will mitigate most of the wind factor and that’s before adding the wind confusing elements in the construction.