BillsFan2313

You would pass on Tyler Lockett? Interesting. 4 years in a row of 1000k yards and 8+ TDs. The year before that he was barely short of 1k yards and had 10tds.

Overhead heating. Some parts of the stadium – including certain club- and suite-seating areas – will have radiant overhead heating. The stacked design of the stadium’s levels will also serve to retain more of that heat and, combined with the reduction in wind and overhead coverage, keep the facility warmer. The architects are also working on adding radiant heat “at some of the really cool designated hospitality bar areas on the concourses, in the end zones, at the 50-yard lines,” Radecic said, adding that the stadium will be designed for additional radiant heating units to be added in the future. “Over time, we can always add more,” he said.

I honselty think we have to wait on more details within the stadium. One thing that was noted, is that the game experience in the stadium is going to be much better. Radiant heating, like the club seats have will also be throughout the stadiums. I don't really care how it looks from the outside (although I dont think it looks terrible). IMO, it is all about the experience inside.

Didn't the disbute between the state and seneca nation come to an end, with the state receiving $564 million, and $414 million of that, going into the $600 million being paid by the state?

He wants it made out of gold

Agreed on Mahomes, but that was before Beane was hired. Like I said though, you can say Beane got lucky Allen was there, but he did a lot to manuever to get to #7. Past regimes never manuevered to be in position. For example, why not make the leap for Big Ben, instead of getting back in the first for Losman. Beane also had a deal in place with Denver to get to 5, but they wanted Chubb. Allen was Beanes guy and he got him, lucky or not.

Finding a franchise QB is the hardest part, and Beane did alot of maneuvering to get into position to be able to draft Allen. That trumps anything past regimes have done.

Yep. Diggs 5th rd, Hill 5th rd, Adams 2nd rd, Kupp 3rd rd, Jefferson 1st rd mid 20's to name a few.

LaFontaines 53 g and 95 assist season should be listed

Their win steak, that had a huge impact on them even sniffing the playoffs were against very bad teams. I don't feel like looking up the win totals. Tua has 1 year left of a "cheap" contract, his cap hit is 23 million in 2024 and the Dolphins don't even know if he is the future QB.

How so? Explain

"Golfer's elbow usually affects your dominant arm. For example, right-handed people develop golfer's elbow in their right arm. Symptoms usually start as a tender spot on your inner elbow. Golfer's elbow pain can also radiate up and down your arm."

The part of the elbow a golf swing uses is right above the UCL, so I would assume the team and doctors would advise him not to play. But I am guessing you are one of those folks, who is embarrasingly bad at golf, so you don't consider it a sport or a risk.

If it was serious, he wouldn't be golfing you would think.

I am not watching next year. 13 wins to 3.

We have our next STs stud I like David Long or TJ Edwards if we have to replace Edmunds

No they wont

Von is a physical freak, he will come back fine. He even stated he his surprised how great his knee is so soon after surgery.

Since Hodgins has better career numbers already, I would say yes, he has out performed Kumerow. We kept Kumerow because of special teams, while he was injured.

Agreed. KC invests very little in just special teams players, I would say that is working out well. While we are giving 2 plus million cap hits to the Siran Neals and Tyler Matakevichs of the world, keeping Kumerow over Hodgins.

Or sign OBJ and draft a WR in the first 3 rounds.