SoCal Deek

You mean didn’t get to understand what those two gals were incessantly yapping on about during each break? Believe me you didn’t miss a thing. 😉

Sure! That sounds about right. I’m sure it is. It has to be.

I was there. Unbelievable that it wasn’t a touchdown. He was WIDE open and had to slow down to catch the ball. Nobody gets that open in an NFL game. Josh absolutely needs to hit him in stride. Not sure why people feel it’s sacrilegious to criticize Josh Allen.

Nowhere near enough women’s toilets. Halftime beer lines were horribly long. But…they do have a really cool way of filling the beer cup from the bottom through a little valve. Pretty neat! And prices were lower than at most NFL stadiums.

I couldn’t agree more on the transportation. We had a marvelous time at Wembley a few years back. Tottenham is simply not geared for so many traveling fans. The infrastructure is beyond horrendous. What an embarrassment! It was like having a bunch of friends over to your house and forgetting that there’s literally nowhere for them to park. The stadium itself is nice and will be a significant upgrade over Highmark.

I was there. It was so obvious that the Jags game plan was to run tons of misdirection plays, and it worked all day long. The Bills were clearly jet lagged and slow to react to this misdirection time and time again. Brilliant move on the part of the Jags and once again McD proved he’s NOT the guy. Totally unforced error.

Who scouted that kid? Has anyone lost their job? I’m guessing not.

There’s NOTHING that Goodell has done that is good for the NFL. And I mean nothing.

You clearly don’t get out much. 😉 There are MANY flights direct from LAX to just about everywhere in the world. Ours was on Virgin Atlantic but there are others. Aha. I didn’t watch his show or hear the clip. But I’d did think it was funny that we saw him spill his red vines…which he was sucking down in the boarding area. And yes Heathrow was packed with Bills fans on Thursday morning when we arrived. But other than being a bit groggy from the flight, I didn’t see anyone doing anything other than greeting each other with the customary “Go Bills”!

Rich Eisen boarded the plane from LAX literally right in front of me on Wednesday afternoon. He was the last one on in upper class and we were right behind him in business class. He then proceeded to drop a bunch of red vines all over the boarding area. His ‘entourage’ was a total of two people and being as the flight was coming from Los Angeles I can honestly say I counted a total of THREE people wearing Bills gear. So In short, if he actually complained….sounds like he’s full of crap.

So far I’ve seen only two guys in Jags gear while I was walking in Kensington Gardens yesterday …but there are literally thousands and thousands of Bills fans all over the City. Way to represent, people!

Good thing the Falcons didn’t notice Von Miller sitting there! That was close! 😉

I’m going to trust that this kid sees this as his one shot to prove he’s not a total bust. Let’s hope he has some inner motivation and pride.

Blimey!

Any relation to Herb Atterly? 😉

Being a lifelong Bills fanatic I’ve been burned way too often to dabble in a burner account.

The question is who moves up to get Caleb Williams? Or, do the Bears kick Fields to the proverbial curb.

I think the Experience itself is free…. no?

Wait, wasn’t it supposed to be hard to win in the NFL? Kidding people….relax.

Breakfast at the hotel, and then grab something on the way to Tottenham! GO BILLS

We were stuck in traffic on the expressway bridge going over Big Tree road. We could see the stadium lights from the bridge, but heard the call on the radio. Sheeesh

I still have a box somewhere with EVERY photo from the Buffalo Evening News and the Courier Express of Rich Stadium while it was under construction. Looking back, I’m guessing it’s one of the things from my childhood that inspired me to become an architect. Go figure!

The scoreboard was $1 million, and had state of the art video capability…even if it’s just a bunch of lightbulbs presenting a VERY black and white pixelated image. Incredible how much that technology has changed over the years.

I was there. And, for those who don’t recall, the Bills were NOT terrible in 1973. There was incredible optimism and national focus with OJ going off for 250 yards in the season opener against the Patriots in Foxboro. A few weeks later, Monday Night Football came to Buffalo for the first time and it felt like we’d made the big time!

Anybody know whether taking him on a cart tells us anything? I’ve often heard that you can walk on an Achilles tear.