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Blainorama5

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  1. 2 hours ago, DieHardBillsFan said:

    In both the steelers and Miami game he has been a revolving for our a holding penalty. He's a complete liability for our oline.

    Wow, what a classic case of early season over reaction.  It's been 2 games my friend, let's see how it goes before giving him the boot.  And as others have noted - who do you replace him with ???

  2. I think they can probably contain Washington's offense to a degree - not a crazy amount of super scary weapons.  McLaurin's really good of course, but the big question will still be what Bills offense shows up.  I get the feeling they've needed the first couple games to kind of get their footing.  Hoping this turns into a "Get Right at Home" game - after that awful opener....

  3. 4 minutes ago, Captain Caveman said:

    The NFL certainly as a a private business could choose to require its customers to be vaccinated, just like any other business.

    But does the NFL own the stadiums themselves?  I'm honestly not sure, but I don't think they have sole ownership of the stadiums themselves where they can call all the shots.  I THINK (and I could be wrong) that in many cases the stadiums are either co-owned or rented by the local municipalities or some other local entity.  I think only a few stadiums are owned outright by the team owners.

  4. 5 minutes ago, SCBills said:

    I'd hate for the NFL to do this, and i'm certainly not for it, but it would probably alleviate a lot of angst/community division if they put forth a league-wide stadium policy.  

    In theory I would agree for consistency's sake, but unfortunately, the NFL's authority doesn't supersede local health directives.  This isn't an attempt to thwart people's personal liberties - it's an attempt to quell a PUBLIC HEALTH issue.  Plain and simple.

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  5. Clearly Erie County decided enough was enough since the honor system definitely broke down.  I guarantee you they knew this decision would be controversial and would absolutely upset a lot of people.  But from their perspective, they had no choice but to try to protect people from themselves - for the COMMON good!

    Many folks aren't happy about it, but it's still the right thing to do.

    We are still in the middle of a pandemic here folks.  This isn't normal (hopefully) and NO ONE is happy about all the hoops we have to jump thru to try and get thru it.  If we all do our part, the sooner we can get back to living how we are used to.  And yelling at each other over the usual stuff...  (Can Josh ever stop fumbling?  Is Die Hard really a Christmas movie?)

     

    Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures.

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