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Great field position! Maybe this can be the drive that scores.

Nice play by Milano; grabbed him by the ankle and didn't let go. ;

Josh with the triple Salchow! Full marks for artistic interpretation. I'm afraid he's going to get killed though.

Excellent use of the word "nigh." 👍

Why does everyone always say bad weather doesn't impact the game? It clearly does.

Josh and his strong arm can throw through the wind. I think that's the theory, as elaborated by Sean McDermott when we drafted him.

"A punt fest in freezing conditions in Buffalo." -Jim Nantz

Our OL is easily the weakest component of the team. I'm not even sure it's average.

Wow, what an ugly throw. Maybe slipped out of his hand?

That throw was about 5-7 yards underthrown. Brown had a few steps on his man and had to STOP to try and catch it.

Total collapse of the OL on that one!

Badly underthrown! Left a TD on the field there for the second time.

That play looked encouraging then kind of died.

Well for one, we have perfect communication on offense while opposing teams do not.

"It's nasty out there" -Tony Romo

Mike White is putting his hands in his hand warmer pouch thing every play just before the snap! It must be frigging cold. Maybe trying to dry them?

What a wicked punt! Perfect bounce and roll!

I like our all blue uniforms, though I think many Bills fans do not.

I salute every person in that stadium today. It looks absolutely horrible. I'm not sure I follow...

All I ever read here is how bad weather doesn't really impact the game. Tony Romo just said that there are only a few quarterbacks who can throw "in this stuff" and he pointed at the field. He should know, shouldn't he?

That is great! It's an everlasting testament to bad taste!

We didn't miss a beat back when he missed his first game. Can't remember which one that was now! But it's true.

I think it's pretty clear that they are not building a dome. However, that doesn't change the fact that they should be building a dome, and an open air stadium in Orchard Park simply repeats the same mistakes made in the early 1970s. Buffalo being Buffalo, this is not surprising.

My parents had season tickets to the Rockpile in the '60s. One of their favorite stories to tell is when my mom became pregnant with my sister (older than me; I didn't exist yet), my dad and the couple they shared tickets with had to PUSH my mom up the ramps to help her. I've heard that story 1,000 times. It's what I always think of when I think of the rock pile. Also, when I was in 8th grade (I think), I played 2nd base in a baseball game at the rockpile! Of course the stands were empty but it was cool playing baseball in a stadium like that. Now it's pretty much all gone. This is what's left: