ticketssince61
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If true, would be a bummer as Bills would have games against 5 of the remaining 7 (excluding Buffalo) playoff teams and potentially all 4 of the teams in championship games
- Chiefs
- Titans
- Bengals
- Packers
- Rams
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Entire team except Bass
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I really don't know the difference between Micah and Hyde. To me we have 2 safeties that are Siamese twins that were separated at birth.
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I got dizzy as the video kept going forwards and backwards
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4 hours ago, ToBillsFan said:
I got killed this year on season tickets. Heck I can barely give tickets away and I’m in 100 level endzone. I’m even considering not getting playoff tickets because i feel like those won’t sell either
I have lower level seats between the 45 and 50 yard line in row 8 and row 14, and the last few games, I was lucky to get almost half of face
I also am thinking of bailing on my playoff seats
DM me if you want great seats really cheap for the Jets or would like to take over my seats at face for the wildcard round
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The hurricane game in 1974 against the Jets where Namath was 2 for 16 with 3 Int's
The Browns-Bills Snow Bowl in 2007
Colts Bills 2017
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Were sold on NFL ticket exchange for around 1/2 price
Go Bills
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2 tickets: Row 9 seats 19&20 2 seats in from the aisle on the 50
4 tickets: Row 14 seats 13-16 around the 47 yard line
Face is $142. Willing to sell way below face with NO Fees
Paypal goods & Services for your protection ONLY
Etickets direct from ticket master
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Face Value is 142 - asking less than that
Row 8 are on the aisle on the 50 (2)
Row 9 are two in from the aisle on the 50 (2)
Row 14 are around 47 yard line (4)
Please text (Three one zero) nine two seven - three seven eight nine
Paypal Goods & services only
Will come directly from Bills web site so you know they are legit
have same tix for Falcons and Jets Also
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31 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
I have a hard time putting this on the defense. They allowed only 14 points. Yeah, yeah, rushing yards. But 14 points is the bottom line. They mostly did their job.
14 pts is a lot in a game where the conditions make it really hard to score. They allowed over 200 rushing yards and allowed the pats to move the ball and keep the Bills offense off of the field when we had the wind
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Face is 142. Willing to sell way below that with NO Fees
Paypal goods & Services for your protection ONLY
Etickets direct from ticket master
Weather will be abysmal but this is your opportunity to sit in Awesome seats at a ridiculously low price
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2 hours ago, loveorhatembillsfan4life said:
A solid 5.8 QB Rating!
Carolina cut Cam 2 years ago because he was washed up, but somehow felt that 2 years later, he would be improved
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1 hour ago, No Place To Hyde said:
I'm 100% with you.
What makes me smile about the Ravens is 2 fold however.
1. Their way of sloppy wins is not sustainable.
2. Their schedule for the rest of the year is as tough as it gets. They will drop a few on the back half of the season.
One of the "worst" 8-3 teams - could easily be the other way around - combo of resilience, great luck, and chokes by other teams
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... and it limits your passing options to only half the field.
But, I agree Daboll has to be more creative
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3 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Dawkins has struggled this year. Not only was he beaten multiple times in pass pro, he almost caused a fumble in the run game as well.
There was a handoff, I think in the 2nd, he allowed the DE to penetrate so quickly that Singletary was hit immediately as he got the handoff. I was expecting a fumble and surprised he held on to it.
Dawkins deserves as much criticism as anyone on the line.
I think in the first half he allowed 2 sacks and would have been 3 if not for his holding penalty
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5 hours ago, Pete said:
Knox, Ed Oliver, and Edwards all were huge last night, and will be cornerstones for our Bills the next decade
Who is Edwards?
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51 minutes ago, CincyBillsFan said:
And again Allen led all Bills rushers with 45 yards on 8 carries. He also converted three 3rd downs with his legs. The bad news though is that this is unsustainable.
... and most of those were not designed runs but where he had to run to escape pressure
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34 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Of his 5 incompletions, 2 were INT's, and 2 were throwaways under pressure. I think the only pass that hit the ground that he tried to complete was the 3rd and inches intended for Diggs.
BTW - why were we throwing on 3rd and inches? - and -
why did McD call a timeout after failing to draw them Offside instead of just taking the 5 year delay of game (we were at around midfield)
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9 minutes ago, Process said:
I am going to convince myself that McDermott made Breida inactive all year in hopes to keep him fresh and unleash him for the stretch run and playoffs, there is no other explanation.
Singletary looked great too behind a garbage line.
Don't want to see Moss take another snap.
Combined Motor and Breida were 24 carries for 70 yards for a 2.9 average (oddly enough they each individually averaged 2.9 per carry)
There were a few plays where the O-line had some nice holds, but there were way too many negative running plays or plays that gained 1 or 2 yards.
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How does someone with a history of mental illness legally have a gun?
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2 hours ago, zow2 said:
Saw Greg breaking down the Bills on TV today. Nothing we don't already know but this is from someone who watches every piece of film...
Let's hope the Bills are fixing some of these issues.
Problems are:
- Lack of running game, no commitment to it whatsoever. RB's aren't good enough.
- OLine are not nearly good enough in pass protection to throw the ball as often as they want.
- Lacking explosive plays in passing game which existed last season. If drives can't be sustained by running, Bills must have explosive plays.
- Buffalo cannot execute a viable offense if the only dimension is passing.
- Josh Allen has to be special, every week, every play, or the Bills cannot win. That's too much to ask, does not believe it's sustainable.
Cosell could have saved his time watching the film and come to the same conclusions just by reading TBD!
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2 hours ago, TC in St. Louis said:
They should move up and draft that monster DT from Georgia. Davis.
So we should use our 1st and 2nd round picks on one player?
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55 minutes ago, 78thealltimegreat said:
Calling up Lincoln Riley with a blank check and saying you get to coach Josh Allen isn’t the worst idea in the world
You really want to take a team that has made the playoffs (most likely) 4 out of 5 years and give the reins to a college coach who has never coached professionally?
See: Nick Saban, Urban Meyer, Steve Spurrier, ...
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Just for info, on "paper", we have
3 tough games (Bucs, Pats 2x)
3 cupcake home games (Falcons, Panthers, Jets)
1 road game against Journeyman backup QB (Saints)
Need to win the easy 4 and hopefully get 1 or 2 of the tough games
But then again, we should have beaten the jags, colts, ...
My draft recap and random thoughts.
in The Stadium Wall
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According to Belichick
"... so if you lose a position player who is also a long snapper, you’re looking at some real problems, and that evolved into the punters, for the most part, becoming holders because of the amount of time that they could spend with the kickers versus having a wide receiver or quarterback be the holder, which again, you don’t see very much of that anymore. Assuming a punter is, you know, capable and good enough and has good enough hands to be the holder, and so then that kind of whole unit has really evolved into, you know, specified snapper or a specified kicker, a specific punter, and generally the punter as the holder, so the three of those guys could work together all practice because they’re all available."