Royale with Cheese

If I told you I look like Michael B Jordan....would you believe me?

Best is always subjective. I think Jim Kelly was the best player in the Bills Super Bowl run. However, if you're just looking at how good of a player they were...it was Bruce Smith. He is one of two Bills players that are legendarily good as in one of the greatest ever at their position. That's not Jim Kelly.

If a person takes home $9,400 a month, with that $3,000 ticket, he still has $6,400 a month to live off of. A guy that takes home $3,200 a month, that $1,100 hurts him a lot more. That's only $2,100 leftover. Mortgage/Rent, groceries, utilities, car payments, general family every day costs....yeah that guy isn't buying $1,100 tickets. It's pretty ridiculous. Families making $22.00 an hour aren't buying $1,100 tickets and it doesn't make up the vast majority of the stadium lol.

There are so many variables in games and you're only pointing out the negative ones towards the Bills.

Geezus dude. When a team is up by 32 in the 3rd quarter, 2 missed calls shouldn’t be determining the game. Are you 100% sure there wasn’t any missed calls on Houston? It did they play a perfectly flawless game? What Reich did in the game outweighs those two missed calls. It had 1 million percent more influence on the game.

The take home pay of someone around $50,000 is roughly $3,300. $1,100 for a ticket is 1/3 of their monthly take home pay. Yes, I know its not full of doctors and executives. I am not a doctor or executive and sit in the 1st row in every game I can attend. The people I sit next to aren’t doctors and executives either.

Best is a subjective term. Both the title and question is subjective.

You would downright be shocked if the current season ticket holders was much more than $50,000? I would be downright shocked if it was more than 5% of season ticket holders around total income at $50,000. That is roughly $3,200 take home pay a month WITHOUT deducting insurance and other things. Sorry, I'm not seeing that how that family is affording season tickets.

Of course $22.00 an hour people aren't buying PSL's. That is about $44,000 per year and the poverty threshold is $30,000 and below. So yes, families that are just $14,000 above poverty line and can't afford PSL's is kinda one of those "goes without saying" types of things.

This might be my favorite news article ever.

Every single Bills fan? I mean, these guys were all heavily criticized by Bills fans on social media. Beasley for his covid opinions. Davis for his consistent drops and disappearing acts for stretches at a time. Diggs with his big drop in KC, his constant cryptic messages, his blow up on Allen on the sidelines, disappearing acts in the playoffs etc... Diggs paid someone to write a heartfelt goodbye to the city of Buffalo. I think this should answer your question.

Best doesn't necessarily mean who produced most. It could. But just overall if you take everything into a player from production to leadership, tenure, great moments, to just likeable..... #1 to me is Frank Reich. He was here the longest and was Kelly's right hand man. Lead the greatest comeback in NFL playoff history. Left on good terms.

Baseball is so serious down here that the kids are getting Tommy John just to get a stronger throwing arm. My college roommate years ago got Tommy John surgery when he was 12. He didn't need it but got it because it puts an extra ligament in your elbow. One of our bullpen guys in college increased his fastball by 3 mph after Tommy John. For stats, most Tommy John surgeries are done with kids ages 15-18.

When your bracket is busted in the 2nd round every year for the last 10 years....you don't find March Madness enjoyable.

We need to translate this like Diggs wrote this. Standing watching. Homies fled. Dr. Dre and Death Row. Soldier down, Tex he was from Phoenix. You got shot Bubba. Always change your socks. Michael Douglas in Fallen Down….real talk. It doesn’t look like the picture. What do?

You give him until the 3rd of the season to see if he improved. When you miss from like 25 yards, that’s mental. He has to fix upstairs and hopefully he does this season.

I think we are looking for cost control.

Holy crap talk about being disingenuous. I guess Kincaid won’t be used. Is our roster complete? By your replies, it sounds like you think our offensive line in 2020 was better than now. Tight Ends were also better. Running game was better in 2020?

My tinfoil hat was the tweet that broke the camels back. I think Diggs is someone that you have to walk around on egg shells and I think Allen knew that Diggs was exploring trades. That tweet came out and Allen texted Beane "done with this his s***, ship him."

I just text Brian Baldinger and he verified my statement.

Maybe that's the reason they trade back, build up picks for next years QB class. Bills get the #6 and we get Harrison Jr and I end up with an erection.

If it's "too nice" then you have to wonder how that doesn't slow him down. If he was Asian, he would run a 4.2

I agree. It's why I think Odunze makes the most sense and realistically could get with a nice package (that's what she said). He looks like a slightly faster Gabe Davis and is considered a contestant catch monster. I think the Bills would hugely benefit with a guy where it's a broken play and Allen scrambles to the right, just go long and Allen with throw it up.

Probably and his career will never flourish under Murray.

What evidence can you provide that we only turned better offers? Standing by. Amari Cooper and Keenan Allen are two examples that are in this thread. Another one would be Randy Moss for a 4th. Diggs went higher than all of them. Again, you said you're surprised we got anything at all but then say you think we had a better offer than Houston's 2nd is a gigantic reach. How are you surprised we got anything but then say there was a better offer on the table we passed up? LOL, that doesn't make sense at all.