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Wonder if he ran into the back of somebody walking out the door.

I don't like it, especially when it's so obvious. Years ago they would at least pretend to be blocking someone while also helping the runner - now it's extended arms right into the back. I would prefer it to be a penalty.

My post? Or the fact that I posted?

Originally said "7-10 days" but then received another email saying "within 30 days"

Yep. Me too. Section 106, row 40. Cleve sideline - prefer watching McD clap

Now in the "queue" says 2000+ ahead of me

I'm in the "waiting room" on ticketmaster right now. I'm not a season ticket holder though. Says 8 minutes left. I'll report back

Nothing. Been scouring. Just hope the Taylor Swift Bots don't snag all the tickets in 2 minutes then resell on stubhub for $200+

Same-ish. Coming from Cincy with family. Son and daughters first game too. Wake up lazy Monday and need to drive to Rochester after that, if passable.

Haven't seen much thought about moving it to Cleveland. Would suck to flip home field advantage - but would be a pretty easy solution. And then next time we are scheduled to play at Cleveland, they pay it back and make it a home game for us.

It has always bugged me too. Lots of guys around the league do it too. Would distract me. I do know from my glorious playing days that as the game goes on it's harder and harder to breathe with it in. Since WRs are running so much every play, probably need unobstructed air flow. Maybe it's mandatory in NFL to HAVE a mouthpiece out there, but not mandatory to actually use it?

If they do move to Detroit (for instance) - are my tickets good there? Or would need to buy new tickets through Det stadium? And get a refund from Bills?

Those $20/hr guys Saturday night and all day Sunday. Free ticket and a sandwich too.

Ugh. Driving in with family for their first game. Can't cancel 2 hotel nights (stupid me saved a few bucks by pre-paying). What about moving it to Sunday Night? Snow expected to taper earlier Sunday. Would give plows more time and give fans all day to get there avoiding the mad rush in the morning. Only 7 hours later, but could really help.

No, the Gabe pass that hit him in the chest 70 yards away

Unless the injury got worse after the game, how do you explain a 70 yard pass AFTER the injury? It certainly seems "possible"

Was on the field in Cincinnati before a Bengals/Bills game. Ball came bouncing up to me. I picked it up and someone said, "Here you go" - I look up and Flutie was waiting for me to throw it back to him. Which I did. Big thrill for me that I'll never forget. So could be something like that that makes it worth it to you.

Not a bad thought at all. Sometimes a late offensive push-off prevents a potential interception. And would make teams think twice about running pick plays as much.

Lil Cleany

My wife made Chicken Taquitos for the first time. I ate one and the Bills starting lighting it up. So I ate the whole pan (~10 of them). I don't feel that guilty about it either.

Prolly thought it was a Steeler player, until it wasn't (oops). Plus, he was already a little hot from some after-the-whistle shoving he got the play before.

Over on all. Bet I get about 50% right. Thankfully no juice.

Save your money. You'll eventually lose. And, it takes away from game enjoyment, cuz you care about your bet as much or more than the actual game. Take it from a stubborn dumb ass who had to learn the hard way. Makes you feel like a chump too.

Regarding your questions... Ball was tipped near the line of scrimmage and Knox made a very strange effort at it. Maybe the tip had him leaning one way and was trying to lean back the other way - but wasn't a very good looking play for him trying to adjust. Lamar's was close, and depended on your interpretation of exactly when/where you spot the ball when flying out of bounds. I think he probably had it, but glad they didn't overturn.

Loved him for last few years. I've given my daughter permission to marry him.