BuffBillsForLife

The broadcast was exactly what I expected the politburo to put out. Just awful.

The league correctly identifies that there is no force in heaven or earth that will make people (in numbers that matter) stop watching football. People will loudly complain for a while and then tune in week 1 anyway. So they have no reason to stop doing things that make them more money, even if I agree that international teams would be a terrible idea.

I know it's a result of TBD always consolidating and updating topics instead of having multiple ones on the front page about the same subject, but surely this could have a better title than essentially: "The grass is good." "Narrator: The grass was in fact not good" I expect there to be quite a lot of growing pains (no pun intended) with the grass field moving forward. Installing a grass field inside a stadium with heating and irrigation and whatnot is not the same as laying down sod on your yard. If I were in charge I would be calling up every groundskeeper at every single grass stadium in the NFL and getting as much advice as possible. Hopefully they can get it sorted sooner rather than later and no injuries result before then.

Damar stabbing his voodoo dolls again...

You can take the player off the Raiders, but you can't take the Raiders out of the player...

It sounds ridiculous but this is a legitimate problem facing the NFL moving forward. While there are many more billionaires today then there were 20-30 years ago, they mostly have "only" $1-2B, which is a ton of money but nowhere near what you need to buy 100% of an NFL franchise. Terry is in better shape than a lot of owners, especially legacy ones like Mike Brown or Mark Davis whose wealth is all just the team itself, and are rapidly finding themselves struggling to have enough cash just to put the guaranteed money on big contracts into escrow. Get ready for a future where teams are sold to private equity companies instead of individuals, since at the rate team values are inflating nobody except Elon or Bezos will be able to afford a team. The number of "super" billionaires is very limited.

I'm so glad this clown show will be around for the remaining seasons of Allen playing at an elite level, it really inspires confidence.

Stafford should win pretty comfortably unless he majorly lays an egg in the last 4 weeks. If the Bills somehow get the 1 or 2 seed and Allen scores 5 TDs per game until the end of the season he could repeat but I would still probably bet against it. Maye won't get it over Stafford because he hasn't "paid his dues", so to speak, while Stafford is at the tail end of a long career. Legacy stuff factors in a lot when it probably shouldn't.

Emergency splenectomy

Stars never get pulled for concussions unless they're knocked out cold. It was always a farce.

Easily the best LB on the team.

Shavers catching 5 TDs on Sunday.

Turnovers are things you hope for, and hope is not a strategy.

What a strange turn of events for him, he was fantastic as a rookie last season and now the jags want to move on.

Horses are really heavy.