Doc Brown

They want a full house which means more money and the unvaccinated sections were getting in the way of that. It's the opposite of virtue signaling.

I would add Terminator 2: Judgement Day and The Dark Knight to that list. Easily. I'd put them above Star Trek II at least.

Brady will be top 5 and probably number 1 or 2 even though he doesn't deserve it for all the reasons you mentioned. He was #14 last year and it was arguably the worst year since his first few in the early 2000's.

That's a good one as I completely forgot about that play pry because we were behind at the time and I was just so sickened we weren't dominating a terrible Raiders team with our playoff lives on the line. I think it was Andre Holmes who caught it. To me, it was the Bryce Brown fumble through the endzone that will always be buried in my mind as the play that altered the course of the Bills franchise.

It is but my guess is China would just receive a slap on the wrist given how important they are to the world economy.

Then there's always this gem....

Beane and McDermott may not be here if he doesn't.

The NFLPA agreed to a ceiling but not a floor? Did they receive anything in return?

Minneapolis's stadium is a temperature controlled dome with about 60% of the roof composed of ETFE glass. They just have an awesome design and were able to build the stadium for 1.1 billion dollars. Just hire those people and tell them we want the same thing. A retractable roof isn't worth the money as teams that have it only have it opened about a third of the time. Plus, four of the five teams that have warmer climates (Dallas, Houston, Arizona, Atlanta). The Colts being the only exception. I surrendered season tickets years ago after being miserable after a 34 degree rain soaked game during the Bills/Giants game in late '07? If the Pegula's read this board, I will GLADLY purchase two PSL's if you build a new dome in Orchard Park next to the current stadium.

Thanking a guy for possibly shutting down a Pats cheating scandal investigation and now bragging about the Pats success. Do you specialize in preparing lobster rolls and clam chowder?

The story is flimsy but Bills fans rushing to defend a guy accused of helping shut down a Patriots cheating scandal is hilarious to me. Politics have become more tribal than freaking football.

The Broncos wouldn't surprise me.

They're still testing for it because there's many players coming back that opted out with preexisting conditions that might be in serious trouble if they catch it from a teammate. The same protocol of isolation would be in place if you test positive because of that. You can still test positive for it (see the Yankees) but the vaccines are obviously extremely effective given the steep decline in cases across the country as a larger percentage of the population keeps getting vaccinated. Some of the incentives for vaccinated players is they won't be required to wear masks, only be tested once a week instead of daily, and can hang out with vaccinated teammates outside the confines of the stadium. It's perfectly reasonable.

True. McDermott could tell the media that he instructed them to say that for now if he really wants to squash the vaccine questions.

It's a legitimate question as I don't want Josh or other key players catching Covid going into the playoffs or any time during the season. They're just doing their jobs. If Josh is vaccinated please do the shot in his left arm.

You're free to come and boo us in person again.

SS -Ideally, where would you wanna go? JJ - I want to win. SS - Then don't go to Dallas....😂

I voted yes based off the poll question but wouldn't do it based off the actual question Fairburn answered. Give me a 22 year old Chase Young for Mario Addison. If Rousseau (or Basham) turns into a stud we'd have a fierce pass rush for the next decade.

Please god tell me you aren't Bradon Beane.

I have a dream that one day a low level female staffer hire will not have a multipage thread dedicated to it.

How's India doing now btw?

Not that different. They may have felt his ceiling was McCaffrey. It's possible the Bills would've traded up for him if they weren't lacking offensive firepower like the Panthers were going into the 2017 season. Can someone give Beane some truth serum before his next press conference?

That's possible but they would've gone against the overall consensus. I believe Beane was still with the Panthers when they drafted McCaffrey and who knows how much influence he had over that pick.

Beane went unprompted at one of the post draft press conferences to say he's not in the "never draft a running back in the first round" club. Combine that with all the pre draft rumors, Etienne's comment, and Beane's pre draft comment that we didn't have a homerun threat............I think we would've taken him if available at #30. They may have even tried to trade up and failed. I would've been thrilled to get him so I hope he fails miserably in Jacksonville.

None but there were a few looks that said "great scott....I can see the guy's nose and mouth." It'll be a fun transition back.