DaBillsFanSince1973

close soon then

googled you cracker gif and it came up. it does look like the kramden's place

if you're interested come game time you can pm me. or I'm sure someone may add a clue as I have seen posted in the past. not allowed to publicly post it.

in the 3 years I've used a certain site I have never, I do mean never had issues. HD quality and watch from start to finish. there was a time before that that is was pretty bad quality a long with pop ups and losing the stream altogether. this is a screen from a game I watched last season.

before or after they took him to the massage parlor?

he probably wouldn't release any information so they kicked him to the curb.

Will Josh Allen’s growth in year 2 be apparent… Josh Allen did plenty of work this off season to improve at quarterback. He worked on throwing with anticipation, throwing with touch and spent a part of the off season working on his chemistry with wide receivers on the roster. Sunday will be Allen’s first opportunity to show his improvement on-field. He will face an aggressive Gregg WIlliams defense known for blitzing. Making the right reads on the field will go a long way in determining Buffalo’s Week 1 success Will Corey Bojorquez make the Bills look smart or foolish? The Bills were ready to replace Corey Bojorquez with Britton Colquitt before the Vikings swooped in at the last minute. Buffalo would go on to tryout four other punters, but Bojorquez remains the starter entering Week 1. You have to believe that the Bills will be going week-to-week with Bojorquez and one poor performance could end his time in Buffalo. Against the Jets, Bojorquez can make the Bills look smart for sticking with him or foolish if he fails to show consistency when called upon.

it seems last nights game, although I did not watch the whole game but the first quarter especially showed just how rusty both teams were. I expect a lot of teams to show that in their first game. the only thing you can hope for is preparation. I hope the bills are the better prepared team. if so, it could mean a win.

I think the ref is high. needs to stay away from that bubba og strain. tends to stay with you for a while.

season 100 opens with a defensive battle. defense wins championships!

odd to not see matthews out there

what's with the first dowwwnnn stuff ref

have to like some good defense.

thought this was funny.

marv at the 1:01 mark: lets go guys we're going to knock their ass off!!

that was cool. just watched it and something caught my attention. marv said from Jack to Jim to Josh. two former great bills Qb's and one up and coming bills Qb, all with the letter J as the first initial of their first names. I know, may not mean anything but cool none the less. GO BILLS!!!

View from Vegas: Bills look like good bet as road underdog Buffalo went 4-0 this preseason and opens the new campaign as a road underdog, a role in which perfect preseason teams have gone 11-7-1 against the spread since 1982. The Bills are also 3-0 against the spread in the first of consecutive away games and 9-2 against the spread when seeking revenge in season openers. The bottom line is we see the Bills as vastly improved in 2019. An 18-7 record against the spread during the first four games of the season as avenging road underdogs of three or more points seals the deal. Prediction: Bills over Jets by 3.

just too bad it couldn't of been andre roberts returning the opening kick off for a 95 yard td. wasn't meant to be but would of been cool to see him do it against his former team. maybe in the season finale' at home?

has to be when they beat the fins in 1980. sure there were other times but that game stands out the most to me. Buffalo Bills ended longest losing streak in NFL history vs. Miami On September 7, 1980 we finally beat the Miami Dolphins and snapped the longest losing streak (team vs team) in NFL history. Fans stormed the field and tore down the goalposts, not to celebrate a championship, but a 1-0 record. Ralph Wilson was overjoyed in the aftermath as well. "It’s the biggest win this club’s ever had," he commented. "Bigger than the AFL championships. I’ll be happy to buy new goal posts." Rookie running back Joe Cribbs rushed for 60 yards and the winning touchdown, and also had 9 catches for 71 yards. Fullback Roosevelt Leaks had the Bills’ other trip to paydirt, a four-yard TD reception from QB Joe Ferguson, who had lost to the Dolphins 14 straight times to start his career.

may of been posted. wasn't looking through 23 pages.