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Just now, Buffalo716 said:
He used to also do a bowling ball shot
Which probably doesn't seem that sanitary
Retire that, just for sanitation sake.
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5 hours ago, Buffalo716 said:
I think it's a covid measure
I believe it's coming back in the future
He’s worried about covid in the ketchup and mustard?
Or about people congregating to watch?
If the former, that’s ridiculous. If the latter, perhaps someone should tell him 70k people are about to congregate in the stadium with him.
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He also could have flipped it to Diggs.
It doesn’t look like any of the linemen are more than a yard downfield.
EDIT: Just saw that someone else mentioned the same thing before me. Never mind.
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1 hour ago, RochesterLifer said:
Not impressed with Sanders’ reaction here. We score, we win, celebrate. The team, the team, the team.
Agreed.
Someone mentioned that perhaps he was upset about being held. But who cares? You just sealed the game. Go celebrate.
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Is Sanders unhappy?
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I'm sure he would say he's just trying to punch out the ball, but considering that Allen is already on the ground, I feel that this is excessive.
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I'm sure he would say he's just trying to punch out the ball, but considering that Allen is already on the ground, I feel that this is excessive.
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If you’re going to run out clock, why are you rushing Allen and Singletary?
Just kneel.
You risk a fumble any other way.
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2nd and 1 at the 1 yard line.
2nd down Pass
3rd down Pass
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Surprised Frazier hasn’t figured out that they’re going outside every play.
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Just now, Buddo said:
You would have to guess that Dawkins being available as of yesterday, will have fueled some of the movement.
Has to be a big plus for the Bills in betting minds, irrespective of what fans may think.
I have a hard time believing Dawkins is the reason for 3.5 point move.
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Bills are now favored at some lines.
From -2.5 to +1 for the Patriots.
I wonder what is driving that sort of massive movement.
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Still 2 more days for Diggs to go on the list 🤦🏻♂️
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16 hours ago, beebe said:
Not really. The next games are selling for similar price. As low as $14 for Falcons and as low as $15 for Jets game. The home schedule did ticket prices no favors but Bills tickets are routinely far lower than other playoff caliber teams, including small market teams like KC, Indy, GB, NO.
Titans hosting Dolphins next week, cheapest seat in the house is currently $130 after fees.
Right… weather related.
Its still December.
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36 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
I understand that this is just a hypothetical but I am very underwhelmed by those renderings.
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2 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:
As I thought.........you clearly weren't there.
Uh, I literally posted a picture from the game...
2 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:It was far from 65K in actual attendance.
The amount of tickets sold(in a year the team was expected to go to the SB by fans) and the ACTUAL attendance on game day are two different things.
65k is the actual attendance. 65,398 to be exact.
The amount of people who walked through the gates.
It was a sell out with 69,000 tickets sold. 65k attended.
You're wrong.
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14 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:
Were you at the game Sunday?
There were over 65k in attendance.
2 hours ago, Since1981 said:These are linked my friend. There is a diehard 50k. I’d argue you could fill 90k Sept 6 but never 90k Jan 6.
Weather and capacity are not linked.
Capacity is the number of people you can fit in a stadium. Weather is the state of the atmosphere at a place and time in regards heat, dryness, sunshine… etc.
Weather changes. Capacity doesn’t.
Therefore, if weather is the only (or primary) reason why the Bills can put 90k butts in seats in September, but not December, then it doesn’t make sense to reduce capacity. What makes sense it to mitigate the weather by adding a roof.
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10 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:
If they lose this week and are only all-but-promised a lousy wild card berth(
).......could be looking at sub 50K actual attendees next week and less than that the week after when the people visiting family in town have left.
Lol what?
In 2018 the Bills were 5-10 heading into a meaningless January season finale against the equally bad Dolphins and there were still 67,420 people in attendance.
The chances of a game this season being sub 50k is somewhere between slim and none.
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10 hours ago, beebe said:
Bills tickets were selling as low as $8 to last week's game, and a few for less than that an hour before kickoff, on the resale market. I think downsizing the capacity to 60k makes a bunch of sense.
That’s weather related, not capacity related.
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I'm surprised this game wasn't moved to a night game some time ago.
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2 minutes ago, purple haze said:
The NFL is a TV product these days and probably moving forward. Fan attendance is not as important as TV viewership numbers. That’s how the NFL makes the mint they do; TV packages from the networks. In that context, smaller capacity stadiums make sense. Less issues with ticket sales and more viewers at home.
Bills would easily sellout 60-62,000 seats even with the vocal minority who complain about the weather and say they won’t attend because of it.
Do we have an issue with ticket sales that I do not know about?
Flying in to take my sons to their first Bills game on Sunday
in The Stadium Wall
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Ahh. That makes more sense - at least to me.