MiltonWaddams

Patience, grasshopper.

Don’t criticize! When was the last time that you wrote a truly horrible song, acted like an asshat and sang out of tune to support your moribund franchise?

And I picked a great week to start them!

Bumps and bruises, but he is 27 years old and he is still definitely that guy. I think he had a sack with a forced fumble this week for the Titans. I guess that’s why I saw him all wrapped up on that side.

To me, he would be the single biggest difference maker that could even possibly be available.

A first won’t even get them a returned phone call. The pieces required to obtain Garrett would be beyond costly. I’d love to have him here, but that’s not an option

If Tampa had a semblance of a complete defense, they’d be a high level team. They have 20% of one

Inevitable. These pricks are inevitable.

I think that our boys are getting too much action. Their wrists are just too weak.

I think that’s salt, but you do you….

Thanks Scott. Rip @John from Riverside. He was a valued contributor and a Bills fan through and through. He is, and will continue to be, missed. Condolences to his family.

It was awesome. Second loudest crew of Bills fans I have seen outside of the Nashville games

Without a Net is a masterpiece.

I attended the game. I have a 7 game win streak on attended games. I am quite obviously their magic elixir.

Because he’s an undersized linebacker who gets hurt in ways that only an undersized linebacker would? He’s like Milano in that way. Here for a good time not a long time.

I was at that game in group seating with the Seattle Bills Backers crew. To describe us as livid would be an understatement.

Todd finally quit huh? His dad‘s been begging him to move out of the basement. Maybe this is the first step?

Yup. He was actually put on the field. Could have been modelling the latest in Bills street apparel on the sidelines.

If we think Schoen has failed….What do we think about Dan Morgan?!!

I shall be present. The people saying to stay out of the downtown core aren’t wrong, but that’s not where the best of Seattle is anyways. Check out the area around Lake Union and go over to Fremont and Ballard as well. Or, as some people have said in another thread, go into the surrounding outdoors and enjoy a nice hike or leisurely walk in the forest. Get seats in the top deck upper area so you’re undercover. Looks like it’s going to rain. I’m sitting up in 311 under the roof just to be sure. Lots of great seats up there and the views are not an issue most anywhere in that stadium.

I have sat in the second row from the top at the stadium, albeit at the 50 yard line, and can tell you that it is still a fantastic view. If the forecast holds and the rain comes through on the weekend, the nosebleeds will actually be the best seats in the house.

Restaurant-The Ballard Cut if you’re up for a bit of a splurge. Pubs-Macleod’s for a traditional Scottish pub. Reuben’s Brews if you are a beer aficionado.

Weekend traffic isn’t that bad. If it’s raining, you won’t see much if you go up there though. Beautiful forest if you’re OK with that.

It’s a fantastic city. Although, the downtown has fallen to the same ills as so many other cities in the country. A plethora of homeless and drug addicted people. If you are keen to get out a little bit, but only a 15 minute Uber, head over to Fremont and to Ballard across the canal. The main street of Ballard is super nice with some great pubs and restaurants and nice shops.

Art Marble on Saturday night. It’s out by Lake Union. It’s not the greatest bar in town, but it’s been the backers bar for a long time and it’s worth supporting. Food’s not bad and they have good taps.