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Well, we got a $330 million dollar QB to protect. Lets do that!

Configure for max effectiveness in executing a winning effort. The coaches are making this call. And, midseason changes do occur. Preseason will be their trial configurations. There is no one size fits all here. What fits this team is what matters. I like one in the sky however as a personal thought.

I hope the red is for the usually annual snow game.

Atlanta doesn't have a $55mil QB1. But, they may be paying some of Cousins sal in NV, Robinson is a true all Pro and would get paid. But, the comp might be team specific. I will stay w our QB1 and let Bean figure out how to pay others.

We used the NFL ticket exchange on tickettron in those days. Don't know is that is still the system. Buying and selling tickets is a matter of convivence usually, we did it to manage other parts of our lives as much as anything. And, I actually liked the times we sold two of four and got to meet the other fans. And, we did just not use some of the cold weather tickets as we got some age on us. The cold weather hurts more when you get older. I confess I was always surprised when the Giants and Jets had little following come to Buffalo.

More like , perhaps, suggested. There are minority owners now...and thats a factor. But, there are actually $55 million other reasons he wants to help.

I played this game for years. Certain visiting teams generate huge payback vs a via face value. Others not so much. Pats, Steelers will bring a great return. GB sells surprisingly. NYC teams not so much in our experience. (we had 4 tickets) Others were variable, but the cold weather tickets are really had to move, as are night games when people have to work the next day. There is luck and art in dealing with this successfully. We sometimes paid the whole price of seasons by selling two games at 4x face. But, you have to give up good games to do that.

Yeh, me too. I don't like the Ellicot Creek idea. But, nice dog park on the island there.

I saw Marv in Buffalo at an autograph session at Galleria about 10 years ago. He needed help then, has to be worse now. He is still in Chicago, my niece has interacted w him there numerous times over the lasts 5 years or so. He lives in the "neighborhood" where she formerly worked. But, it would be great is these former Bills guys were able to make it. To bad its a Thursday night though, lots of folks won't catch it. Not everybody has Prime.

Went yesterday. Traffic is way down as cross border crossings are low, maybe because of the political bs w the US and Canada. We caught a play at the Shaw theater and had dinner across the street at "Zees" Venues were full as Canadians are staying in Canada and enjoying their own entertainment. I always stop at Shoppers drug mart for the low cost/high strength Voltoren, too. Always a nice day.

The Buffalo Zoo is also a nice visit.

Question: There used to be a separate broadcast in the stadium available only in the stadium that didn't have the time delay built in, and made listening to radio while watching somewhat simultaneous. Does anybody know if that will be available in the new venue with the new broadcast partners? (I still have my headset radio that allows me to listen during the game / and mow the lawn upon occasion)

I miss the days of the muddy fields so bad you couldn't read the numbers on the players. (NOT)

To early to tell. Wins and losses will define the hire. Not everybody does the same job the same way. None the less, this organization has many similarities to the former staff. McD was solid, just a hair to predictable, and got outcoached in big monents. So, Bean/Pegs rolled the dice..... I wonder if Brady is complicit in bringing in all the Carolina alums to the Bills. (Moore, Corbin come to mind) You would think that connection would be gone by now.

Diggs is a great receiver but locker room poison. Pass