JCBoston

That was the SEVENTEENTH punt of the game. I'd be a little more upset that your team (either team!) couldn't score more than 3 points in 59+ minutes of football.

This is good to know, it's something I've done before but it always makes me anxious. Would prefer to buy early and if the prices don't go down that much, then all the better.

That makes sense when you look at the fees.

I've purchased secondary market tickets in the past on Ticketmaster, and the "official" status (and the ability for me to manage my tickets through the Bills app) is reassuring to me. But I can find cheaper prices on Seatgeek or StubHub (looking in particular for the Browns game). How is the experience at the gate with tickets on these other platforms?

Peterman should never see the NFL field again. Period.

We're "one play away" from seeing Nathan Peterman for the rest of the season. We need a credible backup.

I stopped paying attention and racked up a lot of debt.

We'll be at full capacity at the Harp for opening day, 300-plus.

Eh, don't worry about it. Come on down to the Harp for opening day and everything will be unicorns and rainbows.

We're there at 1 pm. Go Bills!

Good to know, thanks.

I used to be happy listening to WGR over the TuneIn app, but now that WGR is on Radio.com, TuneIn doesn't support them. And, of course, Radio.com blacked out the game -- everything except the commercials, that is (grrrr)

Good to hear that he's doing good in the world. All the power to him. But this... this... is just gold: https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2010/11/16/1819099/after-the-sideline-gear-below-i-just-couldnt-resist

What about this week? :-)

Maybe we'll see you at the Harp for a game next year ;-)

I'm listening on TuneIn at home over my Wi-Fi. When I connect over the 4G network, it's blocked.

With any other QB, I'm not a fan, it's too predictable. I'm waiting for them to pitch it out to Tyrod, or run Tyrod in motion out of that formation.

I don't think they have any new information, and I don't think anything is "in the works". To me, it's more likely they have taken what was publicly discussed last year or so, and launched this as a pre-emptive strike to get clients. Lawyers do what lawyers do.

That would be the ultimate Billsy Bills way to lose a game. Hey, things are looking up!

Art Modell is not available for comment.

What about his line of sportswear? :-) http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2010/11/16/1819099/after-the-sideline-gear-below-i-just-couldnt-resist

This. When I heard the news I immediately thought "meniscus". You can tear it badly enough to warrant a scope without even knowing about it until it starts to swell up. Two days on crutches, three days with a brace and a week later I was cleared for all activity. It's not a big deal with the scopes they have today.

All I want is a coach that doesn't take his best player off the field in 3rd-and-goal situations. Everything else is gravy.

Don't you remember how everyone and their mothers were calling for more beef on the D-Line? In theory, Troup and Carrington were exactly what the team needed at the time. In practice, it didn't work out so well.

This. Everyone knew they were short on depth. Once teams figured out how to defend the short passing game, it was up to the Bills to counter that, but they didn't have the talent or depth to overcome it. The injuries pile up when you're outclassed. Draft well, get healthy and pick up another addition or two like Barnett on the defense and then we can talk. Heck, in Week 5 Gailey was a genious. I'm actually not too suprised, and neither should you -- if you looked objectively at the roster coming out of camp.