longtimebillsfan

Then let's sign him.

All good points.

More power to him. If we sign him to the contract he is looking for, which high priced player on our roster do you cut? In mho he is no Derek Henry.

But Cook has an over inflated ego that puts him equal to Henry, in his own mind.

What an experience for a young kid. You were very fortunate.

Thanks for sharing. Going to your first professional sporting event is a special memory. When you walk through the tunnel and see that beautiful, pristine field, it is awesome inspiring.

I wished you could have experienced a game in the old rock pile on Best Street. Now that was a dump in the truest since of the word.

My family purchased season tickets when the stadium opened in 1973. We created many fond memories over the years watching our beloved Bills. My dad had a customized van that we used for our tailgate parties. From OJ's 2000 yard season, to our first playoff in the new stadium. The amazing Monday night game vs the Raiders that had multiple lead changes ending with a td catch by Amad Rashad. The Chuck Knox era that brought the Bills back to respectability. Suffering through the Hank Bullough regime. The excitement of Jim Kelly coming to Buffalo. It was during the Superbowl years that our kids became Bills fans. When my parents passed, my wife and I kept the season tickets even when we moved to Las Vegas. In 1999 we purchased a memorial paver at the stadium to honor my parents. We gave up our season tickets after the 2011 season, when it became difficult to sell them. My wife and I will be traveling back to Rich Stadium this year for a couple of games and to say farewell to our old friend and rekindle so many fond memories. The new stadium will be great, but it will be so difficult when we walk out of this wonderful old structure for the last time.

He is just living his dream. This is his fantasy camp.

Go Pluto!

Not a fan. If he is willing to take a reduced role and play special teams, maybe.

Part of the decrease in passing stats was due to the increased reliance on the ground game. We had a much more balanced offense than we have ever had with Josh as our quarterback.

Agreed, but how do we fit him under the cap?

Didn't want to read the entire thread. It was worth repeating. It was a very entertaining game in a very sad season.

During the Jets' Super Bowl winning year in 1968, the Bills defense intercepted Joe Namath five times, including three pick-sixes, as Buffalo upset the Jets 37–35 for its only win that year. This was an incredible performance in an otherwise dismal year.