DaBillsFanSince1973

fortunately I wont be here to see it, or eat it. meanwhile I'll settle for a good steak and baked potato.

most of them are likely from south of the mason dixon and never saw more than an inch or a dusting. idiots.

I made some good money as (I was 16 in '77) a kid shoveling snow. that was driveways and sidewalks, no way would I shovel that snow out of that stadium. even as a kid.

well unlike '77 when I lived in wny I could not say now being 1200 miles away. but it has all the ingredients to be near as bad?

could this storm surpass the blizzard of '77?

depends on how you look at it. not everyone's eyes see the same thing. some really dig the cesspool, while others find it to be mostly garbage. I find the bills/nfl related material to be okay and all I will ever look at, primarily here on this site. as I had mentioned, to each their own. takes all kinds to make the world go 'round... How Musk’s takeover might change Twitter: what researchers think

to each their own mac.

yet some here want to roll their eyes to the fact that twitter is garbage and much worse since his (musk) takeover. to hell with them and to hell with twitter.

I can agree, like everywhere else, there are good folks on that platform but it has increasingly got worse in recent years and especially since that moron musk took it over. in my opinion, it will only get worse.

I'm not sure either. 😕 wasn't quite through my first cup. "I thought the forecast is for no snow on Sunday.... none" led me to show that "none" on Sunday doesn't mean the area surrounding the stadium leading up to Sunday is safe. I'm relying on the weather link I posted giving details of the storm and it's impact. my guess is the snow accumulation leading up to Sunday is what is going to cause problems with travel and obviously why they made the decision to move to Detroit. snow accumulation will vary in certain areas. Heavy lake effect snow. Total snow accumulations of 2 to 4 feet in the most persistent lake snows. The greatest risk of the highest totals will be from South Buffalo to Lancaster. The heaviest snow is expected through Friday night when snowfall rates could exceed 3 inches per hour. Winds gusting as high as 35 mph will produce patchy blowing snow. yes, there is a travel ban. ERIE COUNTY Travel bans and advisories issued for parts of WNY wasn't trying to pester you, just passing on information. you have a great day, as well. to hell with all the twits on twitter and to hell with twitter altogether. seems ppl show not only their ignorance on that platform they some how seem to grow balls big enough to run their mouths and talk *****. some real stupid ppl crawl out of the woodwork on that garbage platform.

it's the storm before Sunday that will be hazardous. no one would be able to get in to OP. LAKE EFFECT SNOW WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM EST SUNDAY. WHERE...Northern Erie and Genesee counties. WHEN...Until 1 PM EST Sunday. Heavy snow will fall in relatively narrow bands. If traveling, be prepared for rapidly changing road conditions and visibilities. A LAKE EFFECT SNOW BAND WILL AFFECT PARTS OF CHAUTAUQUA... CATTARAUGUS...SOUTHERN ERIE...WYOMING...GENESEE...AND NORTHERN ERIE COUNTIES... HAZARDS...A lake effect snow band which can rapidly reduce visibility to less than a quarter of a mile. This lake effect snow band is producing extremely heavy snow at the rate of 2 to 3 inches per hour. SAFETY INFO... Use extra caution if you must travel into or through this lake effect snow band. Rapid changes in visibility and potentially slick roads may lead to accidents. The snow will accumulate so rapidly that it will be extremely difficult for the road crews to keep the roads clear. Weather Alerts-Buffalo, NY Even if they had a dome, it would still be moved to another venue or rescheduled to a later date. So Sunday's forecast means nothing. it is what the weather will bring leading up to Sunday.

twitter is garbage now (not that it really wasn't before) with the take over by that twit musk who I have read set ultimatums for employees and a shitload resigned because of it. the moron musk has just let the trolls loose on that platform. social media for the most part has been a place for some people to hide behind and spread their sick demented trash talk run wild. as you said, who cares what the twits on twitter think...

Interesting question. It would seem since they had the carnival Friday night and removing everything for that, that they would replace the turf likely with no logos giving it more of a neutral theme?

the irony of it all...

maybe they'll be able to contain him like they did henry earlier in the season. I know the defense has been banged up and had problems stopping the run since then but maybe they step up to the challenge sunday?

with all this weather talk I felt this would be an appropriate tune

I live in fla, al for 20 years. was in west texas back in '78 and they had a dusting that shut the town down. I'm quite familiar with southerners and their inability to handle snow. 2" driving through detroit should be no problem for RwC, hence the reason I said he'd be aight.

are you a wny native? if so, 2" to you should be nothing to worry about. I do know what you're saying about the southerners though, they can't drive on a dry road let alone 2" of snow. you'll be aight

remember it well I lived less than a mile from the lake and remember we couldn't get out the front door as the snow drifts were as high as the rooftop. now, I have been gone for 3 decades but trust me, I lived through enough wny winters and by no means are my memories foggy.

hell to the no.

very doubtful since you would be taking 75 basically straight through to detroit. going through kentucky and then ohio.

that would seem like a good possibility. no way he would play in the snow.

You wouldn't be traveling through snow like those that would be traveling from Western New York to Detroit.

So now that they're moving the game to Detroit how many bills fans are actually going to travel to that game? you figure if there was no storm at all we'd have what about 60 65,000 bills fans filling up the stadium. I'm just curious to know how many are going to travel to Detroit? especially now knowing that the worst to come is going to be tomorrow I believe and then Saturday it lightens up some. so I guess the best day to travel would be either Saturday or Sunday morning, no?

...and they'll announce they're playing at home.