Greg S

I can't see that. To have them play two "home games" against the division in this situation puts them at a competitive disadvantage. Teams who give up one home game for this is bad enough but two seems a bit too much.

What about Miami? Even though he is on the downside of his career he would still be an upgrade over Fitz. Rosen looks like he is heading towards bust territory if he couldn't beat out Fitz last season. The Fins could use a vet to hold down the fort for a year or two until they get their future franchise QB. Who knows if they hit on their draft picks and with Rivers as QB they might be competitive. Their coach did a good job last season considering the talent on the roster.

Going to give the XFL a shot. Their season opens the weekend after the Super Bowl. Even though I am a Bills fan I live in Jets/Giants territory. I am about 20 minutes from MetLife. The XFL team that will play here is the NY Guardians. If this sucks then I still have my Islanders who are in the playoff race and the Yanks start soon. I agree with you I hate the long offseason that the NFL has.

The Monday after the Super Bowl should just be declared a national holiday. So many people take off work that Monday anyway (myself included).

This has to be the worst sports weekend in a long time. No football, no real hockey. A 24-21 NHL all star game isn't hockey and baseball is still a couple of months away. I don't care for basketball so I don't know what I will watch.

https://nypost.com/2020/01/24/eli-manning-saying-goodbye-to-giants-my-way-in-emotional-retirement-press-conference/ The Giants announced he will go into their Ring of Honor and his #10 will officially be retired.

Joe will be rooting for the team in the white jerseys http://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/GUD/controller/controller.php?action=weekly&year=2019&week=sb&league=NFL

I would put the Steelers as a possibility as well. They have a lot of national appeal and always get there share of primetime games every year no matter what there record is.

I doubt it as Beane has said many times they will spend responsibly in FA but prefer to build thru the draft and resign their own. Speaking of which isn't White due for a new contract soon? The Bills will have to pay big money for him as he is a big part of what they are building in Buffalo.

I hope KC wins just for Reid but other than that I really don't care. I just hope its a good game and my numbers come in on my office pool.

I agree its still loud but if you were around when the place held 80,020 then you know it was much louder back then.

It used to be real crazy when the stadium held 80,020. Back then Buffalo was the loudest stadium but since seating capacity was reduced to around 73,000 it's not on the same level as Seattle or KC anymore but its still pretty loud.

Looking back at 2018 draft it sucked watching the Jets make that trade with the Colts to get the #3 pick. Allen improved from his rookie year and we need him to improve even more next year but I was hoping at the time that the Bills could have gotten Darnold. If the Jets can build a team around him then I think he will be the best of the QB's from that draft.

What did he throw yesterday about 12 passes. Both KC and SF looked real good yesterday. Usually I have a good idea (at least I think I do) on who wins the Super Bowl. This one coming up is so evenly matched its hard to pick a winner. The early line that I saw was KC -1. I hope KC wins though for Reid.

Here is a question about the 2020 season. I wonder if the Bills will retire #83? Jim, Thurman and Bruce got their numbers retired and Andre would complete the "core of 4" from the Super Bowl years. He deserves to have his number retired as well IMHO.

KC on Monday night, Pitt on Sunday night, at the Jets on Thursday night.

Miami would be the home team. It might be in this thread but one of the articles I read said any team that wants to host a Super Bowl could be asked by the league to give up a home game for one of these London/Mexico City games. Miami would more than make back the $$$ if they gave up one regular home game for what the Super Bowl would bring in $$$$ wise. We know Buffalo isn't going to host a Super Bowl anytime soon. Maybe a new dome stadium changes that but even then its a long shot at best.

The Bills do play at the 49'ers, Cards, Broncos, and Raiders next year so we will have a few non-1PM Sunday games no matter what the record was in 2019.

If its a Miami home game then fine. We are getting some primetime games next year so this will be one of them.

My picks are Chiefs over the Titans and the 49'ers over the Packers. I hope KC wins the SB as I would like to see Reid finally win one but I think SF will be the SB champs.

I doubt the Bills go after him. Beane has already said many times over he wants to build thru the draft and then resign our own players. Whatever moves the Bills make in FA probably won't be the top FA's who cost big $$$.

On the NFC side you can add the Giants. Despite being a train wreck these past 7 years they are a big market NYC (despite playing in East Rutherford NJ) team. They are one of the NFL's "favorite" franchises with a long tradition and history. They also bring in high TV ratings as well. Despite their horrible season I bet they get a primetime game and maybe even 2 next season. Don't forget the Bears as well. Dallas, Green Bay, NYG, and Chicago are the NFC's traditional big draws

They wont take a step back if Beane has a good offseason. We don't know how tough the schedule will be yet. Have to see what teams do in the draft and what they gain/lose in FA. Look at the AFC West KC will probably tough , but the Chargers weren't that good and look ready to move on from Rivers. The Raiders and Broncos are really nothing special to be honest. In the NFC West SF will also be tough. Seattle is good but beatable and they rely on RW to carry them now more so than in the past. The Rams could be tough. Will they look like the team from 2 years ago or will they struggle again like this past season. The Cards are OK but nothing the Bills should fear. If the Bills continue to build on what they have then they will be in good shape for 2020.

Win the division, get a home playoff game and win it.