MRudney

I can't open the FB event link. Which lot for tonight?

Wore Bill's jerseys to games in Miami, Tennessee, San Diego, Arizona and Cleveland. Never an issue except for 1 of 2 games in Cleveland. Ended up in the municipal lot, and didn't think I would make it out alive. Human dogs were running up to lift there leg on me.

Would love to go, especially with all the tickets left.

I know there are many Bill's fans that trek to Miami for the Bills game every year. I am planning a trip for a small group of friends, and I am looking for advice from people that have attended in the past. Thanks! Where is the best hotel or area to stay at? Is there a common tailgate location? I heard about a big party the night before the game for Buffalo fans that requires tickets. Anyone know the location and how to get tickets? Is it best to get tickets from the Dolphins when they go on sale in the summer?

Does anyone know of any Bills Backers that might know where to view the Sabres game tonight in Nags Head of the Outer Banks?

A group of us are travelling to Baltimore the weekend of 4/28, and we are trying to find a bar to watch the Sabres game at on Friday night. Does anyone know where the best place to catch the game will be on Friday night? Thanks for any help.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=rams...ov=st&type=lgns ... at least he didn't go to the Dolphins.

Is there something up with the ice at Edmonton, or is the TV crew hanging from the rafters? I keep losing the puck all over the ice, and that has never happened in a game before. Maybe I should just get my vision checked.

I saw the same security guard chasing the guy on the field at the end of the Denver game, so he must have been ok.

I would have to say that the one organization that a coach would choose Buffalo over with the current state of affairs is Oakland. They have been through several coaches, and Al Davis is a knucklehead. I wouldn't mind if Saunder's had to choose between Buffalo and Oakland.

Maybe it is just me because I don't usually post on here, but I am confused. It sounds as if you are trying to convice people that Marv Levy was not a good coach, and he was lucky the Bills hired him. He was lucky Bill Polian was here. He was lucky he had a talented team. I am going to put my faith in the guys that played on his team, and constantly praise his coaching ability. I am going to put my faith in his former bosses (Polian and Ralph), who have the utmost respect for what he accomplished. I am going to put my faith in the HOF voters who elected him. I wouldn't say that he was the greatest coach of all time, because that would be a stretch. I won't say he will be the greatest GM of all time, beause that would be a stretch. I will say that he will bring leadership and stability to a franchise in desperate need, and that is not a stretch. There are many talented teams out there that do not go to the super bowl. There are teams in all professional sports that are filled with talent, but cannot translate that talent to wins. To not give any credit to Levy for the Bills greatness is ridiculous. As for the business analogies and all of the talk about synergy, here is another. Let's take a company with the most qualified workforce (players) and one of the greatest CEO's (Polian). Now let's put manager's and director's (coaches) in place who don't belong in their role and do not empower their employee's. You tell me how long that company will last. That is what you are trying to explain was the situation.

I think this article sums up my thoughts on the Levy situation best. I haven't compiled all of the reasons why I like the decision, I just felt this organization needed a "True Leader". This article provides most of the reasons why I feel good about the decision. The great thing is that it comes from a respected National journalist, not the pessimists at WGR. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/9146991