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  1. that's terrible coverage. So about 20 rows at most are covered, and many of them will get soaked by blown in rain and snow depending on the wind direction. Stupid....but what i keep hearing is all the fans want the full open air weather effects games. (not true as majority wanted dome but the vocal minority got all the narrative) ....so if Bills/NYState succumbed to the false narrative that the majority of Bills fans want weather games and open air....why did they try so hard to mitigate it all????? is that not counterintuitive to their accepted and stated reality??
  2. yeah this.... also Beane was in get Josh a ready #1, mode, and may have traded for a different #1 then if Diggs deal fell through. Not sure who was available but many are for the right price. He may have had to pay more then.
  3. omg 🤣🤣🤣 this is too funny ...i set it up for you on a platter. 😆
  4. lets let Coleman return kicks?
  5. i agree on your playoffs take. ..... that's why this game was so important. Bills needed a "win" than for playoff positioning as Pats keep winning, more than needing to beat the Chiefs and knocking them back as through some goofy azz shiiit could end up in a wild card multi tiebreaker and miss playoffs altogether. need a cushion.
  6. this was a forbearing of failures on the future we just did not know it at the time. McDermotts first and most egregious screwup. (13 secs being #2) McD did not want to pick a QB until Beane was in the building, and Whaley was fired. It was also a colossal failure on Terry Pegula. The only owner in history who did not get his QB he "LOVED" Imagine the Cowboys Draft guy telling Jones he would not be picking Aikman or whoever else Jones "LOVED"????. Then to trade him to KC wtf mindboggling.
  7. i despise the clear preferential treatment they get from the refs. Especially in the playoffs.
  8. you are not wrong....... however a RB that is paid less then market on a team desperate for cap relief to fill glaring holes is even more important and then worth more to the team. .... Lokk no futhur then teams with generational QB talent. Their window for SB is pretty much the QB affordable rookie contact. just sayin
  9. compare playoffs then. But none of it means jack shiit when they get smoked in games that matter by Chiefs
  10. i would get Gardner Minshew for a song..... and give him the complete playbook to do whatever he wants. This would be entertaining.
  11. there is a rule application in place to prevent this. You will get a warning after 2 and then could forfeit if it continues. Designed to prevent a loophole exploited that makes a mockery of the game. Should have been used when that team held all of the defense as the punter stood in end zone running game clock to zero. Of course it was first time anyone seen that.
  12. hmmm. What is lost in all of this is why would owners care if large, guaranteed contracts are given out? They have a salary cap. If they fail like many do, it only hurts teams who signed them like the dumb Browns. Teams are free to do as they wish. With salary cap. It is in non-winning teams best interest that winning teams sign the big ticket "make a difference" players to huge, guaranteed contracts so it hampers their ability to put together a better roster.(and actually if they sign a bad player to a big guaranteed deal that is even better lol) Thereby giving the lesser teams a better chance to compete to acquire good players. (as a Bills fan i was rooting for Chiefs, Fish, Ravens, etc etc, to all sign their QB's to ridiculous large deals lol) I get in the short term when one of your players deserves the big raise big guaranteed deal, your team will now be in the same boat and have tough negotiations. But that's life. Then the lesser teams get the good players and the window for teams to be super bowl contenders will be shifted to other teams until your turn comes around again. Really how this should work so the same teams don't always win. edit: and i forgot that by giving out these huge, guaranteed deals it lowers the money available for veterans on that roster as the big, guaranteed contract takes up too much cap space. Teams then need to fill out roster with draftees, UDFA's, younger cheaper players thereby lowering veteran players income. NFL addressed this somewhat by exempting some of certain veterans' salaries against the cap.
  13. the police do this routinely to get the perps to talk and make a deal to drop some charges. Been going on since God invented lawyers.
  14. Brown so dumb he probbally runnin to the Cali border lol 🤣🤣😂
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