GottaRun

Ok, but then the same can be said about donating to Oishei for Josh Allen, the Dalton foundation for Andy Dalton, Lamars Backpacks for Kids, etc... For some reason Bills fans donating money to good causes seems to bring out the absolute best in most people, and the worst in a few others. We donate because we like too, if you've ever volunteered at a not for profit you'll know how much they need the money. I suspect most of us have reached the point where we understand that we'd love to see a Bills Super Bowl but we also understand that our day to day lives won't change at all based on the Bills winning or losing. No one's treating it like a kids little league game, just the opposite, we're treating like a full grown adult man is receiving death threats for missing a kick in a football game. Death threats. Death threats. I say again Death threats. We're treating it like. a serious send this man some big time love and support because he doesn't deserve F***ing death threats.

Kid next to me (guessing 9 or 10 years old) wore Bills gear all year, then on Sunday he shows up in Chiefs gear... in the end it doesn't matter, cheer for whatever team you want to cheer for. Be interesting to ask your kid how he thinks his life will change if he switches teams though.

I guess I'm nostalgic over 2018 and so many Bills fans donating $17 to Lamar's charity because I'm the Ravens v Lions train.

Just numb to it all. Our chances to win it all in our much loved old stadium feel like they are over. Vet hell next season, some kind of rebuild the season after so that we are exciting again when the new stadium opens.

How much new snow did Orchard Park receive?

Really chill about it. We wanted to see how the Bills would do in a playoff game at home against the Chiefs and we are going to get our chance to find out. If the Chiefs win so be it. With that said, I think the Bills will win. The Bills seem to be finding offensive production all over the place right now, the Bills made the playoffs and gelled at the right time and that's always dangerous in the playoffs. The Chiefs have Pacheco and he can be a handful, but they don't have Tyreek, and Travis seems checked out and ready to retire. The Bills are 8 - 1 at home this year (Counting Pittsburgh - Not counting England) so the Bills are feeling the home field advantage this year. Bills win!

Pacheco is the only one who worries me for this game. Normally it's Kelce but he's dropping most of what Mahomes throws him lately, even if the passes hit him in the hands. Something on his mind, I guess he can't shake it off.

I got to 219 (20A Big Tree) about 12:45 and took until about 1:30 to get down Big Tree to my usual lot, the lot was full but the owner recognized me as a regular and let me into one of the spots he kept behind for his regulars. I saw lot owners with shovels saying if you shovel out a spot you can park, and lots that did not open. Leaving the game I saw people walking to their cars on the other side of the 219 (2 miles from the stadium)

Is the Peace Bridge closed? Google maps shows it with the dreaded circle.

I just figure I'll wait and see if Hammer posts an update tomorrow morning. See if his lot is ready, see if he can give an update on what the stadium lots are looking like.

I don't think they pre sell parking passes for single games... do they pre sell for playoff games? https://www.buffalobills.com/stadium/parking "Single game parking passes are not sold in advance of the game. Fans can use a credit card to pay upon arrival."

It's just that the weather has taken over the situation. At this time I have forgotten everyone who plays for Pittsburgh and may forget who plays for Buffalo... on the other hand I'm learning waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much about weather.

Also, we're getting 2 more days rest before we play Pittsburgh than KC had before playing Miami. I'm not sure it evens out for a game next weekend, but our guys are getting a break, they're just getting it now instead of before KC..... if we actually beat Pittsburgh...

I don't know about the rest of you maniacs but I couldn't drive through that..

Ask him if he could 'accidentally' push the fence on the hill over with his plow.

47 People Died in last Winter's Blizzard

Sucks that some of you won't be able to go. I'm a 20 year STH who likely couldn't have made it Sunday but can definitely make it Monday... better for some, worse for others, hopefully the Bills win and we get to do it again next weekend

Because we're having more fun than the serious game day thread?

About 8 - 9 " during the game, not terribly cold, almost no snow during tailgate.

Too

Ticket for that game now down to $25. Bills tickets down to $72 and dropping. It's almost like people don't want to be miserable and uncomfortable to watch sports anymore.

State of Emergency issued - https://www.wgrz.com/article/weather/severe-weather/gov-hochul-declares-state-of-emergency-ahead-of-winter-storm/71-fa9ef136-49ef-4935-803c-ab505bd4dfec but then there's this "Hochul says her team is in contact with local officials, as well as the Buffalo Bill's to ensure the safety of fans who attend the game on Sunday in Orchard Park."

"Hochul says her team is in contact with local officials, as well as the Buffalo Bill's to ensure the safety of fans who attend the game on Sunday in Orchard Park. "

https://www.wgrz.com/article/weather/severe-weather/gov-hochul-declares-state-of-emergency-ahead-of-winter-storm/71-fa9ef136-49ef-4935-803c-ab505bd4dfec and https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-directs-state-agencies-prepare-strong-winds-and-lake-effect-snow-may-cause "Governor Kathy Hochul today directed state agencies to begin emergency response preparations as lake effect snow and strong winds have the potential to create dangerous blizzard-like conditions off the shores of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario this weekend. The Governor also released a video message to New Yorkers updating them on the latest forecasts and urging caution as the storm moves into New York."