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I think the bills offense has to be creative. The jags defense will destroy our line if we're not careful. Bills coaches better have something up their sleeves

I think the biggest advantage the bills have is more coaches with playoff/superbowl experience. The jags have a great defense, but for some reason I don't feel like the playoffs are too big for the bills. On the other hand, I feel like they are too big for the jags. Maybe I'm just too optimistic

I think he was just pointing out that they beat the bills and yet bills fan have given them 170 grand. Not many fans bases would do that. And I have no doubt that if it were the Patriots that helped us in the playoffs, bills fan would not be so appreciative

Even a butt boy wouldn't have access to stadium negotiations and player contracts

Heres where I get skeptical about the source from Dunkirk Don. He mentioned the play from Kyle Williams prior to the game. OK, I'll give you that. But his same source or sources, also seem to know about trades and new stadiums and field turf and extending wide recievers etc. Who in the bills organization has access to closed practices, contract negotiations, stadium plans and so on? Their is only maybe 4 or 5 people who have ALL that access to the front office. So my theory is, one - Dunkirk Don is completely full of bs, or two - his source is litterally Brandon beane or Terry pegula

When the bills went to their first superbowl in the 90s, I was only 10 years old. I remember it well, but as a 10 year old I wasn't die hard like I am now. For the older generation here, how did that compare to what we've seen the last few days? I know the times are much different with social media and cell phone cameras everywhere, so we get to see alot more than we did back then. But as far as the feeling and fan reaction, I'm curious. Side note, I know comparing a wild card to a superbowl is night and day.

Not according to Dunkirk Don or whatever he's calling himself.

The only thing you were right about is Peterman being out after the indy game due to concussion. Nothing else you said has been confirmed. So time will tell

Wolf Blitzer is a bills fan?

I agree. I don't know why they haven't yet. Cmon mods!

I was actually wondering if Murph would get him on. I coukd see this thing getting to almost 500k with the publicity Imo, this IS the story. Ya we've missed out on the playoffs 17 yrs, but this money is gonna help so many sick people. This is seriously awesome

I could actually see the NFL having an issue with that. You know theirs probably some rule that doesn't allow it

I've honestly see this 100 times and just keep watching it

I'm pretty sure they're known for having the most traveling fans for steelers away games.

Been seeing these kinda videos all over social media and I can't get enough. If you have a video or good link. Post em here. I keep watching them over and over

Bills fans are starting to catch up with Steelers fans when it comes to traveling.

Sorry if already mentioned, I just heard this today. Last time the bills were in the playoffs, the jaguars won their division. Weird

I doubt it. Plus, I kinda like this is a fan thing. This is bills mafia. Leave corporate out of it

Pretty sure he is in shape, but not sure about game shape. If they did sign him, I wouldn't want him as anything more than depth. I highly doubt he could be productive having not played for so long

This Def should be stickied.

100k? Holy toledo. That's awesome

Mine took about 45 minutes

There is 2 really encouraging things with the current team. 1) they traded away alot of good talent and completely over achieved. I believe alot of this has to do with coaching 2) after all the hot starts we've seen over the years (2008/2011/2016) this team was able to battle through all of it and finish 9-7. They never threw in the towel regardless of who was playing qb, or reciever etc. Are the bills really good? No. But now we go into 2018 with alot of draft picks and ready to build a team that can potentially play for the superbowl year after year. We finally have a front office that learns from mistakes, and is creating a team for the long term. You could've said this back in the Gailey/nix era, but bills fans should be able to see the difference between the front offices.

So why the name change?

Theirs a place to put yiur organization's name. I put "thankful bills fan" under that. I also can't imagine that people donate to this cause on a daily basis. I'd imagine he gets most donations when he does appearances or special fund raisers specifically for it. I think any donations he's gotten since Sunday is pretty obviously from bills fans