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For the first time that I can literally remember in my life, there's not a game on this schedule that I'm NOT looking forward to. Am I saying that we're going to go 16-0? Of course not. But there's not a game on this schedule that I look at and think, "That's an automatic loss". We will be competitive in every single game on this schedule.. KC, SF, PIT... Going to be a fun season.

Exactly. Have one or two more at your tailgate before entering if it's that big of a deal. I'd rather do that than spend $12-plus a piece for beers in the stadium anyway. Limiting seating capacity like that is going to drive ticket prices in the resale market through the ROOF. "Hey, there's only 15,000 seats available for this particular game... how bad do you want them?"

Only time she ever went to victory lane was when Ricky won at Talladega and she had crashed out....

I'm super surprised they didn't at least take ONE QB I think that's pretty accurate, although I may move a couple teams near the bottom. Bengals probably aren't last. I'd put the Jags there. Top 8 are probably correct.

This. Was just talking with a co-worker and I said the same thing. Hell of a chip to have in your pocket if a QB goes down somewhere.

WOW. Did not expect that, but love the value.

"Four more years! Four more years!"

See: R. Fitzpatrick.

His last pass thrown as a Patriot was a pick-six. BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

God that dude was so quick. And the way he could change directions was unreal.

The one thing I remember is that Toyota was running a promotion where they would randomly select a fan and if the Bills returned a kickoff for a touchdown in the third quarter, that fan would win a new car. And when McGee returned that one, that fan won the car.

During those years, any return was exciting because it was either McGee on KO's, or Roscoe on punts. One of my favorites was when McGee returned one in the third quarter against the Cowboys on MNF.

I second this. That game was SOOOOOO much fun until the last minute or so. I've never heard that stadium so loud. Especially on the first pick when George Wilson brought it to the house. But comparably, you could hear a pin drop as 70,000 people filed out - we were stunned by what we had seen. F*** Dick Jauron.

You do realize what today is, right?

That's awesome, man. I'll tell ya - not to sound corny or to sound like I'm "drinking the kool-aid".... But Mr. Hendrick has always said - "If the company cares about its people, the people will care about the company." And it's true. Once we come out of this Coronavirus madness, these people will be willing to go to war for Mr. Hendrick. At a time when other automotive companies are laying people off by the thousands (our big competitor, Sonic Automotive, has laid off almost half of their employees), Mr. Hendrick has made it a point to ensure that his people and their families are taken care of.

yes, im in service.

yes, but the division is as easy as it has been in 2 decades

Rick Hendrick/Hendrick Automotive Group

My point is, my employer is guaranteeing pay for 10,000 employees and is worth 20 % (about a billion) of what the Pegulas are worth. Hard to determine the total number of employees the Pegulas employ, given that they have so many different businesses, but it isn't 10,000... and again, they are worth $5 billion.

Exactly.... and the Pegulas can.

I get this, but they need to be taking care of the employees. My company has 10,000-plus employees, most of whom work on a strictly commission basis. If the company isn't bringing in money, we're not getting paid. But the owner/CEO/chairman of the company is vowed that not only will we not let go one single employee, they are paying EVERYONE their (almost) normal pay. All ten thousand employees. Hourly people get their full pay, commission employees will get 80% of their normal pay, regardless of if we work a single hour, and regardless of how slow our business is. THIS is how an employer should treat people.

Look at it this way, though, Gugs. If not for the Rex Ryan debacle, would we be where we are right now with McDermott and Beane? One of those "blessing in disguise" things? Although I will be the first to admit, I was downright embarrassed to be a Bills fan for the first time in my life when Wrex was the coach. And I've lived through some pretty god-awful Bills football.

That would be the ONLY reasonable justification for this.

Can you give a reason why this would make even the least bit of sense?

Same. I was devastated when I heard “Rosen” instead of “Allen”. I now wear my Josh Allen jersey every single Sunday. Brandon Beane’s mom is a customer of mine... I told her to tell him, “Thank you” hahaha.