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Not to mention Ralph took a huge gamble on a fledgling leage and changed the course of professional football forever. Terry ponied up for a guaranteed profit.

Argue whatever you want, Ralph is a HOF owner and Terry cries at press conferences.

Terry’s all cash and no flash so far. With BOTH franchises. Get back at me when Terry’s got a gold jacket.

I can only guess as well. But I do know that I value experiences and close company more than I value “stuff”. My “Mega-Millions pipe dream” would be to travel travel travel, and also to create. There’s a great big world out there to explore and enjoy. And lots of bass guitars and art supplies to purchase To each, their own. But I find the adage “only boring people get bored” to usually be true.

A young millionaire that’s “bored”? That’s on you bruh, not the city.

Preach it @zonabb

My buddy’s pitbull chomped my ass when we jumped all over each other as Peerless Price ran that OT TD in @ Minnesota in ‘02. That’s all I got.

I still loves me some Bob Woods.

At least Ralph was endearing. In a crotchety, stubborn way. He had conviction, and stood up for the little guy. New guy seems to be a bumbling in over his head type, that just wants to be a yes man to the modern NFL and pocket his cash.

I’m sure he’ll be just fine without.

Well if Mark Shepard says so...

sold go bills

My god man, how do you remember such detail? I mean, I’m impressed. Personally, the Jauron years are when it all started turning into one big poop smoothie as far as the state of the franchise. And that was only ten years into The Drought! I had to kinda detach as a “follow every move” fan and just enjoy the tailgate and sundays at 1:00.

Not a fan of the regime and have little faith at this point, BUT as mentioned above, let’s see whatever the plan is through at least next season.

Not a fan of the guy so far, and I’m pretty skeptical of his future, BUT no you do not fire him this year no matter what.

Amen. This will be my last year of season tix. Everything you said, plus the fact that our franchise has zero entertainment value whatsoever, from the ownership down to the fans. It’s all so boring and played out.

Not to mention the 3+ hour affair that is a typical NFL game. Sunday’s game was painfully long, no way the under 20yo generations will sit through them. I have a hard enough time making it through an entire game if I’m not there. They have to find a way to streamline the action with less breaks. But I say let the whole league burn. That Clay Matthews “penalty” really drives it home; this isn’t football anymore.

I blame McDermott’s face.

The Allen pick in the 4th Q. I honestly usually ride out the opener no matter what, because it’s the opener, but it was too damn hot in there to be enjoyable at that point. Not to mention the game was taking foooorrreeeverrrrrrr in real time.

Mario Williams used to quit mid-play all the time.

When I was like 18 I had a DB manager at a local discount store, and I left forever one frigid January night, he sent me out for carts and I just kept going. I forget what led up to it, but some say he’s still out there collecting his own damn carts to this day....

Wish I could quit my season tickets this year.

“PFF named the Bills’ secondary the seventh-best unit in the entire league” https://billswire.usatoday.com/2018/07/24/buffalo-bills-secondary-tredavious-white-jordan-poyer-micah-hyde-vontae-davis-ej-gaines/ “It’s no secret that the Buffalo Bills have one of the best secondaries in the NFL. Between starting cornerbacks Vontae Davis and Tre’Davious White, along with safeties Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer, there aren’t many teams that can match the talent that Buffalo has in their defensive backfield.” https://www.cover1.net/buffalo-bills-2018-nfl-micah-hyde-tredavious-white/ And also a softball article by Skurski that i’m sure was Pegula approved and lapped up by the fanboys; “We asked the Bills' secondary: How did you get so good, so fast?” https://buffalonews.com/2018/09/04/buffalo-bills-defensive-backs-hyde-poyer-davis-white/ lol

Except that he did, and there’s no slant. It’s pretty much exactly what happened; “Sure, the defense had a stretch of strong play. The game followed the same pattern of a week earlier, when the opposition tore them to pieces early, then seemed to ease up after building an insurmountable lead. Sorry, if you’re a good defense you have to hold up early and keep your team in the game.”

this is HIGH-larious.