RobbRiddick

Okay, it may be way too early but for what it's worth I'm going to predict the Bills wins/losses: Titans - win Cowboys - win Browns - Loss (but a great game - I'd love it if they made this a primetime game) Steelers - Loss Giants - Win Broncos - Win Ravens - Win (revenge is sweet!) Eagles - Loss Bengals - Win Skins - Win Dolphins - Win Dolphins - Win Jets - Win Jets - Loss Pats - Loss Pats -------------------------------------------------- Win (yes, I have a feeling we get one off the bastards this year) And now I get to count 'em up and see if we're playoff bound... 11 - 5 Haha, I didn't think it would be that many. I'll live with that (live in this case spelled H-A-R-D O-N). This would have us not only in the playoffs but challenging for the division crown. Man, what a Christmas/New Year that would be. Also, I'd love to qualify for the playoffs with a few weeks remaining, just so we can all relax a bit and enjoy the push for the division, safe in the knowledge that whatever happens we're definitely going to be alive past December.

Looking at those teams, there are a hell of a lot of them we can beat. Yes, other teams will be looking to get better too, but I can already smell a good shot at the playoffs

Posts this on April's Fools, slips his son the tongue on Valentines Day, does this guy know how to celebrate or what!

Yeah, it all makes sense now! I was thinking of it being closed purely for other events like concerts. So if it was just freezing cold would they still keep it closed you think? I just love watching the Bills play in the winter and have always hated the way domes destroy that, even though I understand many people want warmth and confort. To me Green Bay is the ideal for playoff football, cold and a grass field. Every time they host a playoff game I get, excuse the pun, chills. Lol, as above, when someone with more common sense than me explains it, it seems so obvious!

Serious question as I know nothing about these things. If the Bills had a stadium with a retractable roof, would they be allowed to keep it open during a freezing snow storm when playing a team like the phins, or any warm weather team, or would that be considered unfair? Of course I'm assuming the fans would want to be outdoors as per tradition but maybe a roof would attract a whole new set of fans and they wouldn't want it open.

Urgh, somewhere that guy who bet five grand on the Vikes is having a terrible flashback

Weird, that's EXACTLY the same injury Robert Kraft's masseuse suffered. Ironically she is also known for the clap

Agreed, I bet she's a great cook as well.

Oh and I always had a soft spot for Eric Metcalf, great returner and receiver out of the backfield

Christian Okoye, the Nigerian Nightmare. Always loved watching this giant play. He was more like WWF character than a RB. I hadn't really heard his name mentioned for years and then suddenly they made a Football Life episode about him, which was cool. Always liked Barry Foster as well, and our own high stepping Kenny Davis.

Yeah, way too early to say if anyone was completely right or wrong, but always interesting to see the early reactions. Looking forward to logging on during this year's draft. Would be interesting to go back and see the initial reactions when EJ or maybe Maybin were drafted!

Actually after watching all the snaps I could see why they were so enamoured with him. There was a point in one of the games that took place in the middle of a snow storm where he led a scoring drive towards the end and then ran to the sideline and was getting in his teammates faces, ultra fired up. That was the point when I began to look forward to seeing him play for the Bills. As lots of people said last season, it's not just the stuff on the field that excites me about Allen, it's his whole demeanour during the games. Love his attitude and competitive streak.

I wasn't posting here then but I was reading. as someone who doesn't follow college ball I was very interested to read what people here had to say. In the end I just went and watched all his games from Wyoming.

Didn't realise there was an archives section here so I found the thread where we drafted Allen last year. Makes for an interesting read to see the initial reactions again. Any of you guys changed your minds at all now? Stand by your opinion? On the fence? https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/205086-rd1-pick-7-josh-allen-qb-wyoming/

Barry's the best I ever saw. Never saw Brown play

Senorise come every mornin' Senorise come every mornin' Senorise come every mornin' Bringin' back the warmth to the ground https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwoZARwAcqM

HE. COULD. GO. ALL. THE. WAY!

I was carrying my deceased grandfather home from the crematorium today when I bumped into Antonio Brown. He was pretty pleasant at first, but when I mentioned that my grandfather was a lifelong Bills fan he knocked me to the ground and pissed in the urn. As he ran away he started to sing a Diana Ross song. Such a ***** diva

***** the Patrio… huh? He said something good about one of our players? Cool!

On the one hand I feel bad for the guy, but on the other I'm like "whoo! Some Bills news!" I just think RB is such an easy position to fill now, especially if you have a solid line. All these guys coming out of the mid to late rounds and giving great production. They can grab a guy in the draft pretty easy. It's one area I don't worry about too much.

It's actually quite funny, but I hope he pulls his hamstring all the same

I actually searched for Sullivan's 'new' website the other day because I wanted to see what his thoughts were on FA but realised the last article posted on there was late last year. I guess that little venture fell on its ass pretty quick

I just like the idea of having a Josh Allen on the field for the whole game.

I'd be shocked if a lot of teams hadn't enquired about him. Especially if they want a third and maybe a late round draft pick as well. From what I saw of him last year I thought he has the potential to be really good. I also think he has the kind of attitude that this set back in his career won't wreck his confidence. To be honest I think in the long run last year's first round crop of QBs is going to be one for the ages.

The more competition in camp the better. Take a guy like Teller, even if he thought he had a great chance of keeping his starting job, now he knows he has to work that much harder to be the day 1 starter