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This was when we felt it was a team of destiny that could overcome any situation. Was there with my Dad. Great memory.
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This was a great and memorable game to be at. I still think about it often when telling my boys about the old 90's days.
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1 hour ago, Kirby Jackson said:
I didn’t realize that was happening. I was under the impression that they were going through the current folks first? I would have an issue with that too!! The most recent people that I know of that went through April 24th. They are going into their 5th year and sit in 335. I assumed that they were still working through the list but with the end approaching.
You're correct. And our appointment was 5/5
1 minute ago, Kirby Jackson said:The $2500 PSLs have been available for a while. A couple of people in our group purchased them last month.
Yep. We got ours for 2000 and those have also now been out there for a while.
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Went for my visit 2 weeks ago and Maintained the equivalent of my current seats at the new stadium. PSLs for my 3 seats was not quite down to what I was wishing for but were within reason. We’re going to be fully covered as well. Cost of the actual tickets in ‘26 price was given as well, and was only about a 5% increase over my current seat prices. Overall happy with the experience and excited to have this done. The PSL’s overall are selling plenty well from what we could see as available options
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Larry KinneBREW was fun for a minute!
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4 hours ago, dave mcbride said:
I don't know about that. Flute was flat-out better than Johnson. He's not even in the same league as Allen.
While that's mostly true, that still was his mindset and personality, and the Bills in '25 (as per the OP question) would never have someone like him in that room.
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It would never be Flutie with his team dividing locker room presence and tactics.
Taylor has the perfect mentality for it and won’t lose the game with turnovers but won’t win you games on his own.
Fitz could win you 2 out of 4, or 4 out of 9, with ups and downs.
Guess I’d go with Taylor
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2 hours ago, njbuff said:
Two games in 1988.
First the opener at home against the Vikings, who almost became an SB champ in 87, as this game signified that the Bills were back winning a 13-10 slug fest. Bruce did not play in this game.
Second, the Monday Night game at Giants Stadium against the Jets before Halloween, where Jets fans literally burned the stadium down, while mashing a beach ball pumpkin around the stadium. It led to no beer sales after half time of night games. The Bills routed the Jets 37-14.
Thurman's first game and then his 200+ yard breakout! Good choices
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This random game was a blast!
The "Rickey Williams game" in 2002. He goes for 200+ and we still destroy them in a winter wonderland setting.
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Sam Cowart. What could have been
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Just now, Julio Hopkins said:
The Chiefs averaged 4.6 yards per carry in 2024 and had about 30 yards more than their total average in 2025. So, literally yes.
Umm … I‘ll just leave you to it if you believe that was a factor
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10 minutes ago, Bockeye said:
They should. We were 25th against the run and got man handled at the LOS last year.
Riiiggghhhht stopping the run is what really matters and is keeping the Bills out of the superbowl year after year. C’mon be better.
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5 minutes ago, Rock-A-Bye Beasley said:
3T depth is Oliver/Sanders/Ogunjobi/Carter. can't wait for McDermott to be gone. just used two seconds on the same position we traded up for last season and plays part-time in his scheme.
The Bills don’t and won’t use mammoth 1 T in their scheme. This guy can handle the run just fine and gives you 3 downs. Theyre not married to 1980’s schemes
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Excellent job fellas. Good conversation flow between you, and reasonable takes on players and the justifications for teams selecting them where they did.
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42 minutes ago, Einstein's Dog said:
Could have a great year as a Bill playing for the market as you say. Beane and Bills fans alike would love that.
But Cook might do the "hold-in" to week 11 believing that his 2024 stats did enough for some team to pay him the coveted $15M.
That's a big risk Beane is dealing with and the basis for my belief that there is a great chance Cook is moved during the draft. Trading Cook now eliminates the potential problem of Cook's not playing and allows the Bills to use a 3 to 4th round pick on reloading the RB room.
Na, not cost effective enough any longer to do the in-season holdout for that long.
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4 rounder again
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16 hours ago, Special K said:
Like the picks, but I don't see a CB.....I guess you are banking on the Bills bringing in a Vet(Gilmore, White, Douglas) after the Draft??
you're right. It's just the 1st 4 rounds but still... we'd need to grab Asante or someone like that.
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Without watching again, I recall a controversial play or ref call involving Lou Piccone in this game that could have changed the outcome. Is that accurate or am I just old?
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I'm interested. Long time fantasy player here (since '97) and have done many types of leagues but not yet a dynasty league, but always wanted to. Attentive player and I commish other leagues.
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4 rounds no trades
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59 minutes ago, Einstein said:
Yeah.
Thats why I like the Tottenham design better (even though ours is modeled after it). It is an open-air stadium but the overhang covers all the seats.
It would have given best of both worlds.
I know my Physics. I don't know architecture.
I'm clearly missing some important details because there is no physics on earth that makes this small overhang have te ability to cover more than half of the stadiums seats. I know picture angles can skew things but I have seen the roof from numerous angles now and every single one looks like it *barely* covers the upper deck. And in some places it looks like it doesn't even cover the full upper deck.On the left side of this picture you can see some seats are covered from the seats above it - there must be a largeeee number of seats under there.
SoCal is our architecture expert.I'm thinking much simpler here as in - the lower bowl sticks out more than the upper on the slope that they are built along, so of course the lower bowl is not covered while the upper is. Maybe I wasn't reading the post I was responding to properly idk.
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is it weird or just physics regarding the lower bowl coverage?
I am nervously awaiting my call (currently in section 335 row 20). Hoping for under 2k per PSL but we shall see!
PSL Pricing/Seat Selection Discussion
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Mine only jumped about 5% for the game tickets in 2026, so it must not be a directly proportional increase and is more dependent on section... Interesting