Motorin'

I agree with you. I thought they offense looked methodical and in control (sans the fumbles.) My biggest concern with Daboll, and McD for that matter, is if they can get better at high pressure game management. At the end of the 1st half rushing for points the play calling seemed late way too often last year. And then the pressure situations. There was almost no stress put on the O from the Jets. And maybe there will be less stress this year due to no crowd... But Daboll didn't always look great under stress last season. I want to see him and the O in more control of themselves and their execution under duress this year.

it would be really simple to install cams on the cross bars that give a definitive view whether the ball was higher than the uprights or not.

Moss looked pretty good in pass protection and in the passing game. I think the type of run plays they used with Moss don't suit his strengths. It was a bunch of counters, and semi-delayed handoffs where he was practically standing still when Josh handed him the ball. He's a downhill runner and needs to hit the hole hard and fast. The two runs he had that looked dynamic were quick hitters. I think he'll do much better with more direct running plays.

hmm, lower leverage?

I'm thinking they are going to give Gilliam the blocking TE responsibilities. We shall see!

Lee Smith inactive today. Looks like the Bills are turning to Gilliam as the blocking TE.

There are areas that Daboll absolutely has to improve. The first that comes to mind is 4min offense. He seemed like he was always late getting the play in and indecisive on the final drive before halftime. I want to see better and more consistent game/clock management.

This looks like look the last design that a Creative Director had their team add to the mix to offer more "options" while thinking to themself "they will never pick this piece of crap."

Would anyone be surprised to see Daryl Williams be the starter at RT opening week? I'm kind of hoping he returns to form and wins that battle.

I'm really feeling Frank's RedHot Field, home of the Bills Mafia. Tesla Turf could be cool. Solar City Stadium.

I'd be surprised if NBC has any involvement. I'd wager that Train Wreck Sports is pulling a fast one.

I'd love to see the evidence that he actually had an open beer can.

Or national company doing business locally. Telsa Turf... SolarCity Stadium...

I'm tellin use guys, Frank's RedHot Field, home of Bills Mafia is the best possible outcome.

How about Frank's Red Hot Field, home of the Bills Mafia?

Oh man, maybe Trump can get a great deal?

There's a certain food company based out of the west side. What was their name again? Oh yeah, Rich Stadium!

Considering the name Bills originally came from a fan naming contest, it only makes sense that we're talking about what we think would be a better name for the team than the first name of a guy named Bill. Side note, good thing Nickels didn't win, which was a finalist along with Blue Devil's. In any case, what's more Buffalo than: The Buffalo Blizzard? Or a football related name: the Buffalo Blitz. Rex would have went with The Buffalo Bullies. Personally, I'm kinda partial to the Buffalo Bastards. If they wanted to sell the naming rights of the team they could deepen the relationship with Labatts and go with: The Buffalo Blues (and turn the helmet onto a giant beer can. ) But in the end, I don't think Bills is going anywhere.

And none of the posts in the reddit thread with the pics link back to the store's webpage. Wonder why? It's called photoshop.

I believe that race based discrimination and class based discrimination have the same root.

Both and, not either or.

This is an ALL OR NOTHING fallacy... The shooter didn't kill everyone, therefore he didn't kill anyone. Except the same industry that practiced redlining did not give the same loans to black people as white people with the same income.

What about discrimination in lending?

That's just not true. Look, Brown vs Board of Education happened in 1954. Most schools in the US weren't desegregated until the 1980's. The housing, mortgage and loan polices that were deeply discriminatory, and a major reason for the disparity in wealth were in effect well through the 90's. The effects are still massive.

It's the fault of discriminatory policies that favored white people.