leonbus23

I recall that we called the Hogan decision the Bills "biggest blunder" over at the BBMB. Is this a bigger blunder?

Just bought 7 seats for the L.A. game! Booked two hotel rooms at the Extended Stay, which is a 20 minute walk to StubHub. Paid $138 total (with fees, etc.) per ticket and $136 per room for Sat. night. In Section 120 Row S. Let's arrange tailgate in six months. I live in San Diego, so my uncle and aunt will be cheering for the Chargers; the rest of us for the Bills. I guess I recommend at least reserving a hotel well in advance because rooms in L.A. are pricey, in general and being that close to the stadium, they may go up quite a bit. As far as tickets, the entire stadium is sold out by season ticket holders, and they paid about $100 a seat for the cheapest season tickets. So, I'd also recommend getting seats early. If by some miracle the Chargers are good this year, this may be a tough ticket to get at a reasonable price, and I don't think tickets will get under $90 regardless for any advance purchase. Anyway, GO BILLS!

He had one exceptional under throw against the Patriots. Got the PI call. Won the game for us.

Amazing! Thank you.

What an odd picture! The red shirt is catching his breath like Dareus. Black shirt is putting in Mario Williams effort to block. White shirt got next game, but his face is blurred out? Why him? Is he a celebrity?

Watkins should live his life and play ball. But. in my opinion, I rather he abstain from basketball for now. Side note, I broke my ankle playing PU basketball the night before my high school graduation and missed attending. No big deal because millions of dollars and a professional career that required my ankle were not part of the equation. Regardless, I hope he plays all 16 games and puts up big numbers this season.

Excellent point! I wanted to point this out, as well. This makes some of our choices in the secondary as the nearly most significant. Obviously, we had some awful secondary play last season with Williams, Blanton, etc.

I agree with you about keeping the relatively sure thing. But "utterly replaceable" is a bit of a hyperbolic term. I used the term "probably" replaceable with someone "comparable," which carries a much more hesitant and reserved connotation.

I was at the Greatest Comeback Ever. I was 15 years old.

Seems like we can probably replace Gillislee with someone comparable; it's losing him to the Patriots that bothers me. I think that is what bothers a lot of us.

Whaley should have the trade worked out before he drafts Trubisky. Otherwise, how do you feel about keeping Trubisky if no favorable trade is offered?