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In fairness to @Gugny and @BADOLBILZ the SUNY system and other state run systems have a formal definition of upstate / downstate that places Westchester, Rockland, NYC and Long Island as down state. The terms are imprecise and subject to interpretation... The reason I brought it up was that Pepsi is based out of NY and the only team that plays in NY state is Buffalo. I know we can all agree on that!

Sorry man, it's only Tuesday and I don't know what to do with myself. This is going to be a LONG week!

You guys are hilarious. Nothing is upstate relative to Buffalo. Everything is downstate. But when people outside of Buffalo talk about "upstate NY" they are talking about anything upstate of NY city. Anything north of NYC is upstate. Not form a Buffalo perspective. But that is exactly what Upstate NY is from the perspective of NY city and non- NYers.

It's crazy that the Vikings game was only the third game if the season and Josh Allen's second career start in the NFL. Why not: https://youtu.be/qiuagnwr7ro

Westchester is absolutely upstate NY. And while no one from Buffalo considers Buffalo to be "upstate NY" (it's WNY) and actually refers to upstate NY as "downstate," pretty much everyone else in the world considers any part of NY outside of the city that is not on Long Island to be "upstate." My point isn't distance, but rather regional identification. Westchester Co is certainly upstate NY, and most of the world thinks Buffalo is in upstate NY, (except people from Buffalo).

By suppress the people you really mean count the votes. You are sharing a mass delusional, not cool bro.

You must not have watched the Titans game this year or the first Pats game last year.

Justin Fields is better than Mac Jones. They have a chance.

This aided on the NFL Network before the Bills game!

This was the first thing I thought of when they announced they were letting people go.

Maybe the unlimited Covid call-ups for the playoffs includes the international waiver guys?

https://www.pepsico.com/brands/product-information

Pepsi Co is based out of upstate NY and has twice the revenue of the Coca Cola company. They own 26 separate billion dollar per year brands, including Quaker. Which, given OP's history, would also be cool. Quaker Field? A heard of Bison's rumble by on the Jumbotron... Welcome to The Quake.

5 Mil!

I'm really starting to think it's going to be Pepsi. They seem to be sponsoring all of the Bills social media posts, and their logo was all over the stadium during the playoff game. I mean, their logo is on the Bills postgame victory speech: https://www.buffalobills.com/video/postgame-victory-speech-bills-defeat-colts

I didn't realize this until watching the highlights, but it was Bass who made a crucial tackle on special teams. When the Colts had that long return and their guy hurdled Matakevich, then tried to hurdle a second player. That was Bass, and he took him down hard.

I think he's fallen for Josh.

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I was thinking they should make it so the ball only has to go 5 yards, so there's an equal distance between both teams to the spot where it's a live ball.

The thing about him is that he's probably more dangerous catching passes out of the backfield than running it. He can take a screen to the house.

Travis Ettienne. I know people will flip their ***** about a 1st round rb, but he's got 4.3 speed and can catch 50-60 passes a year out of the back field. He's a slightly faster Alvin Kamara.

And the 4th &5ish run by Kenny Davis at the Oiler 7.

Marv went for it on crazy 4th downs during the greatest comeback in NFL history.

Tomlin punter away the momentum.

I think they just wanted to be methodical and not make a mistake.