Heavy Kevi

It was a terrible loss, terrible clock management, and terrible QB play. But I will never check out. Somehow realizing the facts mean you should switch teams? I fail to recognize the correlation there. I realize we suck. I will always be a fan. They are not mutually exclusive.

Here it comes

We might as well hire Zampese

It's freakin groundhogs day on 1st down

Has to be a pick 6 to do any good

This is rediculous. I can't even put it to words. Going to be a looooooong season.

D line and Jordan Poyer

Right. We should just scrap all the wrs and sign linemen. Put out #5, #25, #35, and 8 o-linemen.

Somehow people will vehemently defend him nonetheless

I'm oddly optimistic when I buy a lottery ticket. Never won though.

Hopefully Trent looks better in the second half...

Very impressive 32 second drive

All the momentum of 2 sacks and a stop drained on a punt downed at the 2....

Thanks Dick Jauron

Agreed. It really is a competitive advantage.

"A couple of first place teams, set to do battle here" Would like to hear that about 10 weeks from now.

Fair enough. But it's not even good desert camo. I love the truck other than that (and the blue oval), it just looks like camo done by someone who has never done camo.

Badass truck right there. But that paint job, though. So freakin ugly. I love me some camo, but wow that blows. Plus, desert camo in NY? Come on now. Great for Kevin, though. An American hero who really deserves it. For those who missed it: https://youtu.be/Q_0NWS1hPsw

Everyone is always so worried about new threads around here. I don't see the big deal. Obviously you don't want thread spamming, or massive redundancy, but we have a half dozen threads not even about the Bills on the main page, so I don't see how this has any less merit than those. Just my $.02

He will get the extension. Even though he is at a dismal 28% approval rating, gets booed nonstop, and has helped take the game where many don't want to see it go; during his tenure the profits are up more than 50%. It has been quite awhile since the NFL cared about the fans, choosing the "we already have them hooked" philosophy, and clearly they were right, but the fact is that owners decide if he gets a re-up and their pockets are fatter than ever. Nevermind that viewership is down and the product on the field is slipping, they are making money. Methinks this structure doesn't have long term staying power, but I have been wrong before....

Indeed. Good looks brother.

I like this thread. I am one that tempers excitement because it was just the Jets, but have some optimism now. Not neccesarily because of the Bills performance, but more so the pathetic state of many other teams. When we were 31 in the power rankings, my thought was "that sounds about right", but now I think 25ish is the floor and we may actually be in the 15-20 range. Still I doubt we "become relevant again" this year, but it seems more possible than it did 7 days ago.

Hey, Erik. I have been reading and watching your stuff lately and it is really good. Probably could have just PMed you to say that, but we appreciate the content, sir. Thanks.

You make some very legitimate points. I know many with clout around here are pro-media, but I myself have no skin in the game. Objectively, it looks like an industry painfully adjusting to the state of information delivery right now. You can't really blame them, it happened so darned fast they could not have seen it coming. I agree that micropayments could be their secrect sauce if tapped. But either way there will be many news orgs that fall casualty in the transition. This is just the cycle of a free-market system in my opinion, just like your examples of Kodak, where my Grandfather worked, so this is not the first time I have seen something like this. I don't intend to ruffle high flying feathers, but I think the state of the media is at an all time low. Maybe it is being forced to write clickbait for ad revenue, maybe aggressively fighting to stay relevant, or maybe it's a loss of the original goal of media: unbiased reporting. Honestly, it has been a loooo... ....ooooong time since I have seen unbiased reporting; on any topic, from any outlet, at any time. Perhaps even that is a symptom of people wanting to hear what they already believe in an echo chamber. People only want to hear things they already agree with these days, and silence the opposition. Scary.

That sums it up for me. I get better info here, with biases from all sides and I can form opinions that way. Not to mention it's fast. I don't do the twitter thing, but all news is here approximately 4 seconds after it's tweeted (shoutout to YOLO)... I would actually pay $3 for TBD if it was neccesary. But paying the BN just isn't something I would ever even consider.