Ray Finkel
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2 hours ago, BillsPride12 said:
I was going to ask the same thing. I know there is a pre-ticketed tailgate event where tickets are $85 to get in but I was wondering what the other tailgating options are? Where is the Pinto crew going to be setup at for this one?
Let me know if you find out. I will do the same.
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Is there a special place where Bills fans tailgate?
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48 minutes ago, davspo said:
We are heading to Nashville any intel on bar takeovers would be appreciate- we have never been
Kid Rock bar was hopping. There are numerous bars in that area. I went 2 years ago and had an unbelievable time. The Bills fans took over the city. I am leaving Wednesday to go again!
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He should have never cut his hair.
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I was there. I was on the arch of the post until some guy used my face as leverage to get up on the crossbar. I proceeded to slide back down to the ground. What a great time but very dangerous down there. Great memories.
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Milano has been a beast. He looks a little bit thicker in the upper body.
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13 minutes ago, CuseBill said:
Has anyone else in Upstate New York (or specifically in Syracuse) had a problem with the first two preseason games not being on the NFL Network? For each of the first two games and tonight's replay of Bills at Bears, Spectrum's channel guide shows the Bills being on but the actual game being shown is another game. WTF! Called Spectrum and they said it's a network issue and have no other complaints about it.
Same thing on Directv.
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You have to like contact to play the middle. Unless he has a huge year he will not get the big contract. I like the kid and wish they would try him off the edge so he can use his athleticism.
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3 minutes ago, Gugny said:
The Bucks won the NBA Championship in 1971.
Kareem Abdul Jabbar was a Buck back when they won it in 1971.
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4 hours ago, scuba guy said:
Red rover red rover
The Jim Kelly look is back
? Who was the qb that said he could not tell the receiver so we switched to red
Ferry
Just now, Ray Finkel said:Ferry
Fergy
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3 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:
Dunkirk Don just made up a bunch of stuff and was full of himself. I'm not even predicting who we will play and when. Just saying that if teams are notified today we might get some leaks a day early
Follow the dots!
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10 hours ago, Mc1320 said:
I would so no for that type of money with Josh’s extension due.
He is slow to diagnose the run and routinely gets buried by guards in the hole. Some of it last year was because Star was not there to take up bodies, but how many times in the first three years do you remember him beating blockers to the point of attack and blowing up runners in the whole or in the backfield? - not a whole lot.
Spot on.
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3 hours ago, rayray808 said:
giving up future firsts has to be for better stuff than moving up in the 2nd IMO
Yep, Don’t force it.
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7 hours ago, I'm Spartacus said:
Ha! Good memory!
I believe he was on the cover of Sports Illustrated after Clemson won the national championship.
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5 hours ago, Special K said:
I guess I should’ve just called it the curse of Spiller and Watkins.
I had the pleasure of watching Jerry. He was a great receiver and would have even been better if he didn’t have a few injuries. His career ended after catching a touchdown from Kelly while breaking his leg.
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47 minutes ago, Special K said:
Maybe he can break the curse of the Clemson first round picks for the Bills.
Spiller, Watkins = bad mojo!!
Perry Tuttle
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2 hours ago, elijah said:
The schedule is usually announced randomly right around now, 1-3 weeks before the draft on a random Thursday.
So I’m curious how many primetime games does TBD think the Bills will get?
I’d set the O/U at 3.5
HOME
NYJ, MIA, NE, HOU, IND, ATL, CAR, PIT, WFT
AWAY
NYJ, MIA, NE, NO, TB, TEN, JAX, KC
I only see @ KC as a lock, with 2-3 more coming out of @/vs MIA, @/vs NE, vs PIT, vs IND, @ TB
My guess would be @ KC in an early season (week 2-3) SNF game, @ NE in a mid-early season MNF, @ TB in a mid-late season MNF, and vs PIT in a late season SNF. Then a week 16-17 flex option vs MIA.
So I’m placing my number at 4, with a 5th possible likely flex option.
I’d like to see NE at home in primetime, but I can only envision them getting 2 primetime games with @ TB being a lock for them, and then the NFL making their own primetime a home game thus making it more likely, IMO, that we play them on the road on primetime.
The one I’m least confident in is @ TB and could see that 4th primetime game rather be that home game vs MIA to give us 2 home & 2 away instead of 1/3
Thoughts?
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1 hour ago, HOUSE said:
Richie has narrowed it down to 4 teams....
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Green Bay
Buffalo
He also has blue and red flowers on his kitchen table!
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RIP Irv. Thanks for the great memories of football during my childhood.
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On 2/26/2021 at 12:50 PM, turftoe said:
He was a great add. Remember this?
I remember! Awesome!
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4 hours ago, hondo in seattle said:
All the speculation about JJ Watt and Richard Sherman potentially joining the Bills makes me think, oddly enough, of Phil Villapiano.
Villipiano was never quite a Watt-Sherman caliber player. But in his prime, he was a Pro Bowler who helped the Raiders win a Super Bowl.
But the Bills didn’t have Villapiano in his prime. When they traded for him in 1980, he was clearly on the downside of his career. It was considered a questionable acquisition at the time but Head Coach Chuck Knox wanted someone who could teach the younger players how to win.
Is one player’s ‘locker room presence’ really worth a sizeable contract? Sam Walker argues in his best-seller, The Captain Class, that the world’s elite sports teams aren’t built by coaches or schemes and don’t necessarily have the very best players. But what they all have in common is one player whose desire and will-to-win is so intense that it lifts the play of the entire team. And while I think Walker might overly simplify the matter, I have to admit he makes a compelling case.
Which leaves me of the opinion that the Bills passing attack improved dramatically last year because of Stefon Diggs. Oh, I’m not talking about the obvious: 127 catches and 1,535 yards. I’m talking about his love of the grind, his dedication to his craft, his obsessiveness about football. I’m talking about Diggs watching the Chiefs hoist the Lamar Hunt trophy with his blood freaking boiling. Daboll has said of Diggs, “He's got juice, he's got fiery competitiveness, he's got swagger -- and I want him to have it because it rubs off on our team.”
And that’s why Watt and Sherman intrigue me. They’re dogs in a street fight. What used to be an acceptable level of play won’t be acceptable anymore. McDermott’s culture would reinforce what’s already good in Watts and Sherman and, in turn, they would help take the culture higher.
Villapiano, over-the-hill though he may have been, helped Knox transform the Bills from 2-12 laughingstocks to a playoff team. Watt and Sherman can help McDermott transform the Bills from a playoff team to a Super Bowl victor.
Also, Isiah Robertson (LB)who came from the Rams!
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4 minutes ago, gotme365 said:
That would be an awful pick especially since they drafted RBs the last 2 years. It’s not a smart investment
Hope he can play edge, linebacker, corner and interior line.
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We need defensive help bad!
How do you deep down, really feel about this defense?
in The Stadium Wall
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The defense played physical and nasty against KC. I wish we would bring that type of play each week. I also agree we do not make the QB uncomfortable in the pocket.