haroldwaide

After 15 years in the new stadium, the amount the team would have to pay back to NYS and Erie County will start to decline. If they move at any time during the lease they will ALSO have to pay to demolish the stadium. All this, plus the NFL relocation fees means they ain't moving.

Okerland?

So instead if bashing the jets and giants for their immense pile if suckitude, he is trying to bash Terry and the Bills for getting a new stadium deal done? Sounds about right...

I actually use FanDuel. I placed a wager on one of their spread the love promos and playing with house money so to speak. Might have to look into BetOnline...

They might make a bit if interest from my wager, but I guarantee I make more from their site playing Texas hold em.

I've already placed my wager on the Bills. And no, before you ask, it was NOT for 5000 dollars...

They should be the groundhogs. Each season is the same as the one before...

Field house is closed again this season, unfortunately. But check out the Billivard for some cool stuff.

The only renderings are from a document ESD released recently and they are just mock ups. No actual renderings have been released to my knowledge.

The public quite is that the team will not renew their lease without a stadium deal in place. I take that to mean they will renew as long as a deal is in place, but it will be transferred to the new stadium when the time comes.

But the Bills are a benefit to the community, and NY. In fact, probably more so because player salaries are taxed in NY because that is where the money is earned. Plus there's the whole civic pride thing...

That's a fair point that has been discussed since stadiums have been built. Along the same thought, why give money to museums and parks when their economic impact is minimal? Why give businesses tax "incentives," to locate in new York? Also keep in mind that the Pegulas went with a lowe seating capacity and cheaper stadium after the pandemic hit. I firmly believe they will pay a good bit of the cost but I also believe NY will kick in as well.

Does this guy not realize that building down town would be more expensive and require an even larger subsidy? The Pegulas chose Orchard park because it was the mist economically sound place to build. For this guy to say "build it down town" and "Don't let the taxpayers help pay for it" in the same breath is just stupid...

I made my donation in honor of Roger Goodell for all his hard work keeping visually impaired people employed throughout the football season. Then I said to contact him through the nail at the league office.

If our entire offensive line retired at half time it would be an improvement

Dont most owners that want ti move their team negotiate in bad faith? I thought that was standard procedure...

I wouldn't even consider it a hot seat for it least a couple years. I honestly think that he and Beane knew about these issues last year but couldn't find a suitable fix during the off season either because trades fell through, no cap space, or players they wanted weren't available in the draft. Give them a chance. We are still loads better then most of the other teams I've had the "privelidge" of watching in my 13 years as a dead on ticket holder

Too many injuries before, and during the game.

I imagine the executives at PSE were pleased to read this report. It basically says the same thing I've been saying all along: Orchard park is the cheapest, best option.

I think the last second field goal in the Cowboys Monday night game was longerr but I dont remember exact details for some reason...

That was awesome. Well deserved. Congratulations Chris.

Very poor situational awareness by Mahon's. Throw the ball out of bounds and kick the field goal...

I took 4 years of Spanish 1. I should be fine

I'm blown away by this...

60,000 seems way to low. We sell that many season tickets...