jkeerie

You have the option with Apple TV to pay an annual fee or go month-to-month.

The Apple remote is the only thing I hate about it.

I'm sorry to have confused you. Spectrum has their standard cable service using their cable boxes. They also have a Streaming App (like Hulu, Sling, YouTube etc) that carries their regular programming that you would get via the cable. The Spectrum app can be downloaded to a smart TV, Roku, Apple receiver, Amazon Firestick, a smart phone, basically most of the devices you can use to stream programs using your internet connection. You pay for the Spectrum App like you would for Spectrum TV...whatever plan (basic, extended, silver, gold) you wish to subscribe to. The only difference is you're not paying for any Spectrum TV equipment. If I can clarify further, I'd be happy to answer your questions. By the way...I'm 68 y.o. and I started streaming 2 years ago.

The use of Apple TV does not require their device. I got one of their devices through Spectrum. Instead of paying monthly for the Spectrum box, I was told I could rent to own the Apple device for $7.99 per month and own it after 23 payments. Then I streamed the Spectrum app on the Apple device as well as two Roku devices. I was given a free 12 months of Apple TV from Apple when I activated my device. That mysteriously turned into 15 months free. I loved their original programming so much that I pay $4.99 per month for it now. I also have the Apple app on my Roku's, so I can watch it on all my TVs. It will be interesting to see what they will charge for the Sunday ticket. They now are broadcasting two MLB games on Friday nights as part of their normal package.

Especially in the second half.

No. 78's block for the Stallions opened that hole for the QB.

Brock Huard is better in the booth. I like him as an analyst.

I think Jason Garrett needs to find a new line of work.

NBC and Fox both.

Birmingham's logo is a stallion. How is that similar?

They should try a little humility. Works wonders.

I agree Cleveland has been unfair to him, but he's not doing himself any favors by talking the way he's talking. He's not coming across as anything but a "me" guy. Not someone you want to lead your team.

I think I'd stay away from Oklahoma QBs. There appears to be a sense of entitlement.

I'd rather see them upgrade through the draft. McC isn't worth the money for as little as he's played.

I would agree. This would provide an easy avenue to circumvent the salary cap.

You know that actually makes sense.

I agree with this. The move has also been to hiring from the offensive side of the ball, not defensive. That's why they are starting the efforts to move more black coaches to that side of the ball. As to the Cardinals not wanting to move up to grab Josh Allen, I was under the impression they tried to move up but the Bills beat them to it. Recall, no one was dealing above pick 7.

Also Jumbo Elliott wasn't even on the Giants then. He was pretty much out of football if you read his Bio.

I don't see the Bills getting rid of any vets that were integral to their success over the past two years. If they are going all out for the Super Bowl, you don't create holes getting rid of veterans and then have to replace them with unknowns in the draft. Poyer is counting almost $11M against the Cap this season. It would not surprise me if the Bills extended him a year or two with a signing bonus to spread that out, like they did for Hyde.

That is incorrect. Bills signed him in 2004 as an undrafted free agent out of Arkansas where he played Tight End.

Found a neat article on the potential for a realistic extension for Diggs. https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2022/4/4/23001378/stefon-diggs-contract-projection-2022-buffalo-bills Whaley thinks the Bills can't afford it. I think Beane will think otherwise and will do what is best for Josh and the team.

Unless...you grab a targeted player earlier in the second where you have him valued and then use the additional pick to move further up in the third round.

Not to mention in that second matchup, Mac was 14/32 for 145 yds and 2 Ints. No TDs. Yeah...he went toe to toe with Allen.😄

This may be a realistic scenario. There are a number of QB needy teams drafting in the top 20. If most of those teams pass on one of the top QB prospects in favor of drafing one of the defensive studs, WRs or OTs, they will likely want to try to jump back into the bottom of the first round to grab their QB at a much better value. By the same token if this scenario occurs, if the Bills don't see the value at their pick (presuming they're targeting CB or WR) they would probably happily move down.

Good question. With this present regime and roster I believe that the Bills are capable of beating any team in the NFL, thus I expect them to win. Having said that, I also believe in "any given Sunday" and if the team doesn't play focused, they are capable of losing any game. I usually get a feel on the first drive. If Josh is "on" and the Bills score a TD on their first drive, I feel more confident. If the defense is stout and limits the opposition on its first drive, that confidence bolsters. In truth, I don't believe there are any pushover teams in the NFL. Every team has talent.