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Interesting, so in theory this could all be a potential money grab or do I not comprehend all the nuances?

Your wrote "pro stadium builds"..."worst he has ever seen". Read to me you were addressing the physical stadium. Now you are talking about financing, maybe that is true if you are talking about financing which I as a NYS non-tax payer could care less about.

The "fumble" by Allen on that fancy handoff was emblematic of hubris on the part of the bills. No need to go that deep in the playbook that early especially when the bills had a then very effective pass game going.

If you think it was a good trade for Coleman, we will disagree.

It is all relative. I really dont care what chiefs fans think about Xaiver, i would be dumbfounded if they were as displeased as Bills fans are with Coleman. Keon is a borderline bust, especial;y considering where he was drafted. You might not consider it a is not a slam dunk but I certainly do. A starter that was benched for 2 games?

Because people would visit it, like a football shrine. What I dont want to happen is the houston situation, the old Astrodome "7th wonder of the world" next door to Reliant Stadium, they haven't opened it up for years and cost the county $5 million/yr as it decays. I would pay to walk around the old stadium just for the memories. I assume it will be torn down and used for parking, heard that before in Heston.

I dont take some "guy on YT who's an expert on pro stadium builds" worth a damn. Say what you want but the Bills and NYS took a lot of care and professional trying to maximize the most cost effective/fan viewing/access venue.

It may be ridiculous to you but there will be plenty of people to ***** them at . Pure simple/demand economics. What is the plan for the old stadium, will we be able to visit if at all after the last game?

I think everyone watching the NFL this year, especially Bills fans, know is no such thing as an "automatic win". We learned that, AGAIN after the Miami debacle.

Agree now EVERY game is a huge game for us and it is all because we underestimated the Pats in game 1 (handing them turnovers) and the abortion games known as the Dolphin and Falcon game.

Not this year but two massive bold moves, both with the Bills, trading up to get Mahomes and trading down with the Bills to get Xaiver Worthy and our prize in return is keon Coleman. How did those work out?

Because it will be full of uniformed martial "experts" opining on zero credible knowledge.

Exclude the two big plays of the game and almost every NFL game you can turn a victory into a defeat. We beat them on BOTH sides of the ball, our O Line, especially up the middle was outstanding and put a total damper on the Steelers and the highest paid defense in the NFL/

I can 't disagree with this at all. It felt more like the Steelers lost the game more than the Bills won it. Similar to the Bills-Patriots game this year, we lost it with turnovers more than being beat.

Great write up as always, even sans the music lyrics. I have to totally disagree about #5 and Brady. Why would it frustrate you to see that same play working so successfully. It is more an indictment against the mighty Mike Tomlin and his DC (no wonder they were chanting Fire Mike Tomlin, to steeler fans that had to be PAINFUL to watch).. If you have a play the opponent cant stop, you do exactly what the Bills did, keep pounding it. It was demoralizing to the Steelers and a hug bonus for our O Line (esp with both tackles out) to run the ball. #9 and Josh. I have been thinking the same thing all year. He has seemingly been really hyper engaged or floundering and seemingly disengaged. And I hope this thread doesn't dissolve into armchair marriage counselors second guessing his wife.