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As great as this team is, the offense struggles in short yardage situations. The Bills were dead-last in the NFL last season on 3rd and 1. And they were 0-4 on 3rd or 4th and 1 last night. Question: Why do you think the Bills struggle in this area and what specifically do you feel that they can do to improve this facet of their offense? Edit: A poster pointed out that we did actually convert one 4th and 1 last night. Sorry about the incorrectness above. .

Oh, great point. That’s probably right.

Well, the team is telling fans to be in the stadium on time for a special pregame announcement. Could it be? Nah.

Everything is “+” nowadays. Im waiting for the water company to add “water+“ to my bill.

One day before the game and they’re still super expensive.

I see the chance of that happening at somewhere between 0.01% and 0.001%.

Ed Oliver went from being probable to return in-game against the Rams, to being OUT of a different game 11 days later. Wowza. Wow, that was rough.

Thank you.

Does anyone know if a vaccination card is still needed for entrance? Just don’t want to leave mine at home if it’s needed.

I didn’t realize we had all these injuries in that Week 1 game. Thank goodness it’s an 11 day turnaround.

Could he sit further away and use binoculars?

I know for the playoff game last year, club seats were going for peanuts right as the game was about to start. But you have to be willing to drive out there and wait at the gate right before the game to hopefully snag a deal.

I don't think you understand what price gouging is. Price gouging is when a business take advantage of an external crisis (like a pandemic or disaster) to charge excessive prices. It has nothing to do with companies making a fixed amount of non-necessary product and charging more for it. But I agree, it's a football forum. Lets get back to football.

Is should be illegal for companies to have a choice on when to roll out their products in order to keep prices high and create additional profit for your company and shareholders? I dunno man. That’s a bad precedent in my opinion. These aren’t charities. These are for-profit companies that have a duty to their shareholders to make the most money possible. Im hoping if I keep waiting until the day of the game I might be able to get club tickets for closer to $300 instead of the $800 they’re asking right now. .

I know it's not happening but I really wish we would just copy and paste the Viking stadium. Their climate is the same, budget is close to the same, and it is gorgeous.

I'm glad you're so confident in your ability to judge people that you do not know.

Look again after Baltimore waxes them this weekend.

I've been watching the club tickets and they're $800+ per ticket. No thanks. Whoever owns the ticket can enjoy the game live.

No I like him getting drunk at the SB party and tossing the Lombardi trophy from boat to boat and opening up about his life and not being a robot.

I wonder if it was the stress of NE. I find Brady very likable ever since he left NE.

Looking forward to finally beating Tannehill as a Titan.

This reminds me of a time during the drought era (can’t remember exactly which year) when the crowd at the Ralph was chanting “We want Brady!” during a win. Brady came to town the next week, and well… we definitely did NOT want Brady.

No they held every play. They were just called for it only twice. I’ll post the All-22 when it’s available. You can’t determine that it’s not a good strategy just because one CB got turned around and beat. The best strategies in the world still rely on the the human running the strategy (the players) to do their job. It’s like saying “this washing machine doesn’t work” when you kept pressing the “off” button instead of the “on”. Human error, not machine/strategy error. .