haroldwaide

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...

I get the e mails and I refuse to get their cell phone since they offer zero coverage at my house...

I believe that the covered seats will see them biggest increase in ticket prices when all us said and done. In other words, the cheapest tickets now will be much more desirable later. This will serve to increase the over all "average" ticket price and make the Bills more economically viable ( or whatever phrase Goodell us using) long term.

I've been thinking and its my belief that the proposal that is being leaked is a dummy proposal. Get the fan base upset about the team playing elsewhere for two years during construction ( mentioning playing in toronto is a great way to do that ) and then say "you know, for a few hundred million dollars more we COULD do this instead..." And then unveil their true stadium proposal...

If the overhang us similar to the ones in seattle, won't the crowd noise get deflected .back towards the field and increase our home field advantage? Combine that with still having snow, wind, taib, etc and visiting teams are going to hate playing here. I can't wait.

Close to half of those throws cane on 3rd down where toy either make a play or turn the ball over anyway so why not take a chance? Really misleading stat to be honest.

Very good point, but how much "more revenue" would be needed to break even? How long would it take to reach that point and would the powers that be be willing to wait that long?

I'm certainly not advocating fir keeping the Ralph, or whatever its called these days. I'm saying it makes more economic sense to stay in OP and use some if the money that would have been spent on infrastructure towards the stadium instead.

With a good chunk of infrastructure needed fir a new stadium all ready in place in OP it doesn't make sense to start new someplace else. Plus, they've had 47 years to study traffic at that location. Always a plus, in my opinion.

I'm out of state and I got tix last week no problem. M8ght want to call the office 8nvthe AM...

They showed highlights from the last playoff game on Tenessee. Guess what game that was...

Screw you ESPN

Whatever they are serving at the stadium...

Everybody wants to see Finley?