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Brady on the Colts would worry me. Miami not so much.

It took 3 years for them to build MetLife so they can definitely do it in under 4.

It will finally be nice to get past all of the talking and finally get shovels in the ground.

How long are they going to go with a 17 game season? At some point it would make sense to go to 18 games and reduce the preseason. The end game here has to be 18 games with 9 at home and 9 on the road. I just can't see them keeping an odd number for the season.

Good to know. I didn't realize the league will require every team to give up a home game. Jacksonville seems to give up a home game every year.

Even though the NFC gets 9 home games next season I am surprised GB is giving up one. Lambeau is a real homefield advantage for them.

Between this and what Adams wants how can the Packers field a competitive team?

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I thought the Jets were supposed to play over in Europe? Woody Johnson spent a lot of time over there and wanted his team to play games there?

One year deal at a decent cost. Why not? He can still be a weapon in the passing game for Allen to use.

Different game but another classic to watch during the offseason.

I will never watch this game again. Never.

Agreed. I don't know if the league won't allow them to do this but I would like to see the Bills give the red over white a try. I think that would be a pretty good look. Same for white over red. Given the results of those Super Bowls I prefer playing in the big game with the white helmet. The white helmet looks better and the charging Buffalo stands out more than on the red helmet.

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With all the turmoil going with ownership they seem more like a franchise that will head south in the standings then challenge the Bills. New coaching staff coming in with new systems and schemes to learn. Plus you still have Tua as your QB. I think NE is still the biggest threat to the Bills in the division even with noodle arm at QB. When its all said and done I still think Rodgers stays with GB.

RIP. When I think of her I think of Back to School with Rodney.

We have Josh Allen. I fear no other QB and I don't care what team they are on. Brady could go back to the Pats and I wouldn't give a ****.

I would think any team that gives up a home game would be an NFC team. That conference gets 9 home games and 8 road games this year.

Greg Olsen is/was Fox #2 play by play man behind Aikman. If Buck stays with Fox then its good bet Olsen joins him.

Hopefully the rebuild goes somewhere this time. Its been a long time since the Sabres were even respectable.

Just pointing the reason why Dallas is a good bet to get the game. Some people here think they won't get the game because they did last year. Last year has nothing to do with this year. I do understand why those teams get the games. Like you said it's not about being fair. $$$$ talks and that is the bottom line.

Beane and McDermott are good at their jobs and the Pegula's don't meddle in what they are doing. The Sabres either don't have the right management team in place or the Pegula's are involved in the decision making process more than they should be. Or maybe a combination of both.

Cowboys = major ratings which is why they are primetime darlings for the league. Have you ever noticed how the Giants always get primetime games even though they are crap. Big market NYC area team with an extremely large fanbase. I bet the Giants get on primetime this year and maybe multiple primetime games even though they are coming off of a 4-13 season. Giants, Cowboys, Bears, Steelers, Packers will always be in primetime no matter what their record was the previous season.