Patrick Duffy

Yeah but may not last long at times. When there is a war between families it's bad for business, but sometimes it's necessary.

Yeah I think most were pissed due to it being so sudden with black screen and were confused, frustrated etc. As far as Chase is concerned, even shortly after I realized what/why he ended it that way, I still hated it. I just thought the show was so good and did so well that they could have done it in a better way, easily a betteer way.

See I just don't see that. Home games noise isn't a factor while offense is on field, for most part. He improved in 2019 with crowd noise. But he improved because Brown and Beasley finally gave him reliable help. Past season throw a Great S. Diggs in the mix with them and I would say that is reason he was so good. I mean each year of improvement Josh was given more/better help. Also the fact G. Davis turned out to be a very good rookie WR that offered lots of help. I just don't get the "no fans" take myself.

Funny thing about the bold though is those ones who prematurely patted themselves on back refuse to acknowledge the fact that 1st year Josh had WR's that were worst in the league and so, so many drops they had. Was the worst surrounding cast of "help" I think I have ever seen. Not only on a Bills team, but any team. I mean one would expect him to have struggled some due to his was a rookie. But hell, they certainly didn't do him any favors.

Gandolfini's son plays Tony and it's set back when the crew were younger and how they started etc. Surprised you didn't know about that movie (spin off I guess you could say).

Well most conversations I had back then large majority was members only jacket guy shoots him. A few mixed in and said he had heart attack. Those were the main 2 people said. Carmela, AJ, and Meadow is where some differed on if they also got killed or not. Oh yeah, heard that one too. Knew I was forgetting one, the death/dream take Nah because they made peace. Reason why Tony got location of Phil.

We do too. I'm sure you are aware of "Saints of Newark" coming soon. It was originally supposed to be on HBOMAX in March. But it got moved back for some reason.

imo will be them or Ravens. I believe Steelers with Ben returning will continue to drop

That was the conclusion I came up with, but not at first. I also had to go back some to figure it out. Tony dying is the most popular take people seem to have, but many had different ways of how he dies. Only thing I didn't like was when AJ started acting the cry baby, needy, weird ways toward the end. Couldn't stand it

lol forgot about that extra game. so guess 13-4 it is....

I would go with over and feel very confident about it. I think they get least 11 wins, but when the season record prediction thread comes around again, I'm going with 12-4.

Lol yeah forgot about that. I recall many that though cable went out

yeah really.....crowd noise can have a little bit of effect at times but not at all to the degree that person suggest. I mean the improvement Allen made the 2019 season was good and it was noisy. It's comical, Allen's 1st year he had the absolute worst WR help in the league. 2nd year he gets a John Brown, Beasley and he improves. 3rd year throw in a Stefon Diggs and he does great. And they want to say he did great due to no crowd noise. It's almost like all Allen needed was good/reliable weapons the whole time....LOL

I've heard that here and there also about the "no fans" talk. I don't buy that crap for a second. I mean like, so he played great because it was more quiet? Lol, I mean if that's the case then why didn't all QBs have a bust out season. Anyways, I like it more when they are in denial about Bills finally having a franchise QB

Yeah probably so until enough ppl get it to hopefully herd immunity. If that is even possible

I'm sure this was a topic 15 years ago, but I was not on this board back then and was on BBMB. Anyway, was watching it again here and there and was curious what others thought about the finale ending and what people speculate happened with Tony and family..... I remember myself and 6 other family members all gathered to watch last show. Was pissed at way they handled that ending. I don't know 1 single person who liked, or was satisfied with it. After such a great show and one of the best all time, it's a shame that's what David Chase and co. came up with. Also really looking forward to the movie The Many Saints of Newark gets aired on HBOMax soon. James Gandolfini's son playing young Tony S. I'm sure will be interesting..... Anyway, with that being said, what are your opinions about the finale in 2006 and what do you think happened? Did Tony get shot in diner? Or they just ate, went home and business as usual? Have seen many different scenarios people have come up with that were interesting. So what's yours?

100% correct. As with the Bills, a lot of teams saw their Defense get better anywhere from 4-8 games into the season.

Well, 2nd does was/is the same for me. Same weak, tired, and body aches. Although with this 2nd dose, the effects started a whole lot faster. I noticed arm soreness, and fatigue only 3 hrs after the shot. Body aches started by the 4th hr. 1st dose all these effects started the next day. So was surprised how quickly the 2nd started making me feel that way as compared to 1st dose. Hopefully last the same length which was a day, so the length is still to be determined. Anyways, that's my experience so far.

I agree. Although I have said will be curious to see how he does with Garrett and few other better players around him, I really don't expect much of a difference from him. If any at all.

Lol went from complaining about why they can't get an offense right to why they can't get the D right. A Defense that's been pretty good for a while I might add.

100% agree. Can't stand the design QB runs. I'm always pissed because it's usually a poor executed play, scared he gets banged up, and worried he will fumble. When he decides to take off on his own, normally only worried about the fumble then lol

That poor guy got jacked up, BAD. He's all messed up now. One tough SOB though, that's for sure. He take those "boom shaka locka" type hits and bounce right back up.

Yeah you're right. I guess I meant they did about as well as one could hope for when it mattered the most with Chiefs. The week before against Steelers, if I remember right Browns had that big lead right? Could have took the foot off the pedal in that particular game. Either way, throughout the season I agree they were inconsistent.

JJ Watt? Well guess you can say it was possible he'd be a Bills. Many thought he was anyways,

Maybe, but they did do fairly decent against the Chiefs playoff game. Hell of a lot better than Bills defense did against Chiefs anyway. Yeah really. It was just and impressive tackle/hit basically....