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22 hours ago, Draconator said:
wow and his camp was pushing for a trade all season.
What a Billsy thing it would have been if Beane had done it just before the trade deadline. omg lol
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14 hours ago, Uncle Monkeyhead said:
Yeah, I was always in the minority.....Aaron is one of "my favorite personalities in sports". I don't get all the made up, coerced hate
"my favorite personalities in sports"
really?? you can't be serious, with all the goofiness he has done over the years....lol
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On 11/19/2025 at 11:49 AM, Gregg said:
I don't think the Bills can beat the Ravens in Baltimore.
Henry will rush for 300+ yards for sure
in the 2nd half .................lol lol lol
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7 minutes ago, Fan in Chicago said:
# 2 is the one you mentioned Rungrado 1st of May Stadium, Pyongyang, North Korea, capacity = 114,000
the head count could be higher...... lol lol lol
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1 hour ago, T.E. said:
I dunno...I distinctly remember hearing an audible "Let's Go Dolphins" chant on TV during the first Toronto game, when we were getting thrashed by Miami. It was probably the lowest point for a franchise that has plenty to choose from.
I just don't get how that team would reasonably compete. Tons of players are not going to want to play there away from all their family while dealing with weird exchange rate issues on their salaries, they would be making transatlantic flights constantly, etc.
players would get paid in USD...and plenty of players willing to play there in order to be in NFL.
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1 hour ago, R.O. said:
why the f not
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On 10/9/2025 at 5:45 PM, SoCal Deek said:
How’s this for proof? I took this in the upper deck looking straight down the sideline on my tour….mostly because I knew I’d be asked.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??
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23 hours ago, Virgil said:
Won’t this be a dome?yes it's a dome
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2 hours ago, Lionel Hutz said:
I'm not a fan of Beane but it's hard to criticize the Diggs trade. He had a huge and immediate impact on this team and on Josh's development as an elite QB.
Obviously, with hindsight, you'd probably go back and keep the pick and draft Jefferson, but with hindsight Jefferson would also be a top-10 pick.
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.
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15 hours ago, RiotAct said:
He’s at the 5! He’s…. at the 8!
… Across the 10 yard line now!
omg 🤣🤣🤣 this is too funny ...i set it up for you on a platter. 😆
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lets let Coleman return kicks?
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3 hours ago, BuffaloBillsGospel2014 said:
Andy Reid has no fear of Sean McDermott at all, he went for it on a 4th and 17 and made the first down, how does that even happen? We've been stuffed on 4 and 2/ 4th and 3 and they made a 4th and 17. As poor as Mahomes played this game due to the pressure they were only a TD away from tying it up at the end. How many on here thought once Prater missed that FG, "oh no 22 seconds" ? I sure as heck did and there's a reason for that. For me though this game really didn't mean much, none of these regular season games do, seeding in the playoffs doesn't mean much either imo, we've lost at home and on the road in the playoffs so just get me to the playoffs and hopefully McDermott doesn't hold us back again this season that's all you can ask for.
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.
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On 10/30/2025 at 5:37 AM, quincy said:
We obviously did find our guy but unfortunately assisted them in finding their guy as well, as is known.
After Five Years, the Patrick Mahomes Trade Is Officially Resolved
Why the Bills Are to Blame For Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs Dynasty
Bills' NFL Draft trade decisions with Chiefs backfire in the worst way in AFCCG
Doug Whaley remembers just how much his boss wanted Mahomes. (From https://www.golongtd.com/p/the-day-the-buffalo-bills-couldve preview)
“He, without a doubt, would have given his firstborn for Mahomes,” Whaley says. “Not only was he looking at him, but he had all of his numbers guys running analytics. Watching every game. Every throw. So he was steadfastly, unequivocally all about Mahomes.”
"Other" is the correct voting choice for me, April 27 2017 is the date that the NFL landscape changed, 8 years and 6 months later it still lingers on.
We have got to inflict some playoff misery on the Mahomes/Reid Chiefs with Josh and then win the Super Bowl, it'll make us feel better when it happens.
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.
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i despise the clear preferential treatment they get from the refs. Especially in the playoffs.
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2 hours ago, Magox said:
If he had signed for $15M a year he still would have been underpaid relative to his true worth to this team.
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
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1 hour ago, Big Turk said:
You realize the Bills D has allowed the fewest points in the NFL since 2018 when Allen has gotten here right?
I mean we can talk about all this, that and the other, but the bottom line is the only thing that matters is how often the other team scores, and the Bills are the best in the NFL over that time in preventing it.
The Bills also have allowed the fewest yards in the NFL over that span as well, and BY FAR, the lowest passing yards allowed also.
What are we doing? Making up stuff that never happened?
compare playoffs then. But none of it means jack shiit when they get smoked in games that matter by Chiefs
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i would get Gardner Minshew for a song..... and give him the complete playbook to do whatever he wants.
This would be entertaining.
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3 hours ago, BuffaloBillies said:
If first and goal from the 1 and they line up to do the push... the entire D go Offside at the same time crushing the guy in front of them. Half the distance. Then do it again. Then do it again. F that play
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.
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1 hour ago, Big Turk said:
And again, what is said in the witness statement and whether that word is used has no relevance as to if it is collusion. Collusion is based on an action, not a word being used or not being used by witnesses.
Oh, so you are claiming the owners went to the NFLPA and told them they were working together to ensure we are going to keep prices down?
Of course they didn't. So yeah, it was in secret between the parties involved.
And that perfectly fits the description of what collusion in.
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.
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On 6/14/2025 at 5:24 PM, Beck Water said:
I don't know a thing about what AB did or didn't do.
But at least around here, police have to have evidence before the prosecutor will pay attention. And then the prosecutor, oft to the frustration of the police, wants a case they feel they can win.
So I'm not sure where the "police and prosecutors initially throw everything at the wall and see what sticks" notion comes from. Generally speaking.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.
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On 6/12/2025 at 10:13 PM, Toyo321 said:
Run Antonio Run !!!!! On his way to the Border......
Brown so dumb he probbally runnin to the Cali border lol 🤣🤣😂
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On 6/11/2025 at 8:13 AM, Sierra Foothills said:
From the link provided:
"Mike Florio at Pro Football Talk was the first to notice and reached out to the Associated Press, who had this to say:
“AP removed an invalid ballot that was inadvertently included in its NFL Awards tabulation and adjusted its point totals to reflect 49 voters instead of 50. The correction does not impact the winners or the list of finalists distributed by AP, and the change to the vote total was communicated to AP customers and readers.”
So Josh Allen is still the MVP, but what about the missing vote? According to Florio, NBC Sports’ colleague Tony Dungy’s vote was not counted and Diante Lee of The Ringer was counted twice.
The Associated Press noted that Dungy had voted for Lamar Jackson for MVP, but Dungy denied that to Florio.
As it turns out, Josh Allen received 28 votes for NFL MVP to Lamar Jackson’s 22."
that's about as clear as a foggy day in the Appalachian Mountains in the morning.
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On 6/3/2025 at 10:00 PM, Einstein said:
There is absolutely no way you can look at the two stadiums and say with a straight face that there is not a large difference.
One looks like it was built in 2010 and the other looks like it was built in 2025.
Then there is the Browns new stadium - which is the ugliest stadium I think i’ve ever seen. But it does at least look like it is being built this decade.
Boy is it hideous though.
well....TN Titans looks more set back and bigger like old Highmark so yeah 2010 look. New Highmark Bills looks more stacked close in and vertical so more 2025 look. Big difference is TN roof makes it look newer and much more modern as all new builds have a roof now. So you have that right i guess. And yeah I would ask for a complete redo on Cleveland proposal.
It is very very minimalist / brutalist not to mention:
Utilitarian: Designed for usefulness rather than beauty.
Unadorned: Lacking decoration or ornamentation.
Plain: Simple and lacking detail.
Grey, gloomy, glum, washed-out: Describing a dull or unpleasant color palette.
Slapped-together: Appearing hastily or poorly constructed.
Uninviting: Lacking warmth or appeal.
Imposing: Large and overwhelming.
Unwashed, weathered, armored
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On 5/24/2025 at 8:42 AM, cba fan said:
well, every new stadium is enclosed or has a pavilion roof now even in perfect weather sites, so yes you are 100% absolutely correct.
the NFLworld moves on and WNY stays stuck in the mud.
Wash, Cleveland, JAX, and Chicago, all proposing domes now. 🤷♂️🤦♂️🤷♂️
and ohhhhh by the way ................even Miami outdid Bills new stadium, as they have "ALL" the seats covered for rain(direct above, but yes some can blow in) and most covered with sun shading too. Imagine that. lol
More Bengals Blunders. Trey Hendrickson to have surgery.
in The Stadium Wall
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i read it initially just the opposite, that Trey pushed to play........
but with your reminder how Higgins went Sunday...yeah opens my mind to it could be Bengals the pushed him .....ty