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I imagine the Bills dont want to have their practice field and facilities miles away from their stadium. For logistical reasons keeping it in OP actually makes a lot of sense.

I'm sorry but I refuse to believe that someone in the middle class 53,000-106,827 that is willing to spend close to a grand on season tickets is going to be that severely hurt by another grand. Upper Middle Class 106,000-373,894 shouldnt be hurt by it at all. Now thats variable by situation. I am upper middle class by definition, but because of student loans I'll never have season tickets, PSL or no PSL. Lets be real, rich or not, you either have that sort of spending money or you dont. The real issue here is people get pissy about giving another grand to a billionaire. Meanwhile some of those same people are spending that much money or more on a lot more inane things than football tickets.

Do you truly believe people living in true poverty or lower middle class people are the ones buying the season tickets to start with?

Most companies have service fees now, its not a surprising move. Not sure what incentives you get with season tickets, but maybe those will increase as well.

Ive learned disliking the football team through experiences with their fans. Hard headed loud mouths.

No worries. I instantly regretted being a jerk about it. My apologies and Go Bills!

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/mia/draft.htm Yes, I am sure about this one. If you're still wondering WEATHER I have a clue at all on this one, I do. Thank you!

They've picked 7 Olineman since Flores has been there. Part of the problem is their drafting.

Wont argue that point. However, my question is more around their ability to sign him longterm. If you trade him, you get a pick back and clear up 12 million in cap space.

Warren Moon was an incredibly underrated, and smart player. He has great videos on how to teach young Quarterbacks the intricacies of playing the position.

Any chance the Bills see Edmunds as a potential trade during the offseason?

1) UCLA- Troy Aikman 2) Miami- Ray Lewis 3) Notre Dame- Joe Montana 4) Ole Miss- Eli Manning 5) USC- Junior Seau

Many condolences to you and your family. May God bless her soul. Wife worked at Hospice in both Erie and Orleans County, and I agree with your assessment, just an amazing organization.

McKenzie looked like the first read on the play, and he looked open at the outset. To me it appeared that Allen came off his first read, went through his progression slowly, and then came back to McKenzie late, he also threw a bad ball.

Love Allen, but going to play devil's advocate on this one. He was also a few dropped passes away from having 2 passing TDS and 3 Ints.

Agree. Held my breath a couple times last week as well. Hopefully Ole Heath notices the same thing at some point and has him fix it.

Its the same thing in all these clips. Two idiots throwing wild haymakers. Anyone with any real fighting ability would put them to sleep in less than 3 seconds.

Dudes a tight end who is being asked to do commercials. How often does that happen? No such thing as too much money I suppose? Also, how has he not been cancelled for the "Im special" line.

Buffalo wise Ive about had it with Adam Begninininini asking about COVID and Vaccines.

I'll give him credit for 2020. But I wont give anyone credit for winning 5 games.

100% get where you're coming from. And you're right, a lot of it, if not most of it has to do with the front office. I just look at what he has done since he's been the coach and it doesnt impress me as such as it does others. With the amount of money they've spent, and the amount of draft capital they've acquired I'd expect a better result on the field. The defense is good, not great and at times during his tenure its been bad. They also tend to play sloppy football which is also a reflection on him. Bottom line is I am glad I am not a fan of their team, and I think we both are happy to be Bills' fans. Go Bills!

To me, I still see a team in disarray, and I think it probably has more to do with the owner than Flores. But when I look at what he has been able to do since he has been there it doesnt impress me. They've never been better than 10th in defense when it comes to points or yardage, and they have plenty of talent on that side of the ball. The Tua pick, predictably, was terrible. And anyone involved in it should be gone at the end of this year. Their organizational awareness is God awful. They spent 1st round picks and money to build an offense of jump ball and speed wideouts on a team with a weak armed, injury prone QB who sits behind a terrible offensive line. They refuse to play Gesicki more because he doesnt block well, eventhough he is the perfect foil for a weak armed QB who throws the ball quickly. The team comes across cocky and dirty to me, similar attitude to the Titans, who have actually earned a little of the right to do so. If the team's owner has any brains in his head, he will not give up 5 draft picks and players to let this coaching staff and front office to throw some sort of hail mary to get Watson, nor do I let them draft the next QB as they dont seem to have much of an eye for talent outside of spending chunks of cash on free agents.

So so sick of hearing about what a great coach Flores is. He is a below average head coach who is overrated by the media, and in turn by fans. Its a case of, if someone hears it enough they believe it. Can someone please tell me what makes him a good head coach? He is below .500, has never had a top ten unit on the side of the ball he specializes in, and currently has two offensive coordinators. His highest paid player just said he wasnt surprised at the effort the team gave. Unless they can somehow trade for the walking lawsuit in Houston he isnt making the playoffs this year either. The Coach and GM both need to be shown the door. They have way more talent, and top draft picks than the Bills ever had on offense in the early 2010's, especially the Chan teams.

You dont beat yourself 35-0.

I dont think you can assess his play by saying he made the pro bowl. That honor means nothing anymore. If you say All-Pro, thats a different story. Tremaine is polarizing, because half of the board thinks he is a great player and the other half thinks he is a bum. The reality is somewhere in between. He is a little above average, but he doesnt make enough plays for me to consider him the long term expensive option at MLB.