PromoTheRobot

Home prices, sure. But are construction prices that different? Why does a stadium in Tennessee cost 60% of one in WNY? (I can guess.)

Bingo. All Miami games are full of Bills fans, especially when played late in the season. Then add the Bills fans who already live down south.

The difference is cost of labor and graft in WNY. Here it costs $3+ billion.

Sabres - Maple Leafs games in Buffalo too.

It's a home game after all. Dolphins are pants-optional this week.

I think most of those tickets were sold at the start of the year because why not go to Florida in January? Then there's the Bills fans already living down south.

What is up with my Twitter feed? Nothing but s**tposting Dolphins fans! I don't even follow those people.

Weather for Sunday. Rain during the day, cloudy in the evening.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/moose-johnston-will-serve-as-executive-v-p-of-football-operations-with-ufl

When Dubai gets their NFL franchise, that stadium will be a palace, literally.

I had a flight like that into Syracuse a while back. The plane was pointing a bit sideways on the approach due to crosswinds.

Especially not in WNY. Nashville's new dome is what? $2.1B?

My thought is this thread gets moved to PPP or gets locked real soon.

No one cares about MLS, that's for sure. It's a 4th-tier bush league. People would rather watch EPL.

They beat Columbus in OT 3-2. The Sabres problem is consistency. They give up 9 goals one night. The next they hang 9 on the Maple Leafs (which is awesome!)

They made the USFL finals in 2022 but lost to the Birmingham Stallions. The Stars were the only franchise to play in all 4 USFL title games. (2-2) But they did not make the playoffs in 2023. And sadly they did not survive the merger this season. If the UFL makes it they may revive the Stars in the future. Actually these spring football games drew ratings that matched or beat basketball, hockey and baseball. And the level of play wasn't as bad as you make it out to be. The playbooks were more basic because teams are put together quickly, but they had the same number of good or bad games as any other league.

The NFL will not put a nickel into it. But TV networks want spring programming and casinos want more football to bet on. The best chance for it to succeed is now.

This is a bit of an exaggeration. The odd broken cupholder and floor crack doesn't mean KBC is crumbling. I was just at the game Saturday. Fancy things cost more. But we complain about costs. Where is the balance?

At least undrafted players and cuts get the chance to keep playing. Last year the were 102 spring players invited to NFL camps so the pipeline is established.

Did this make you realize that the Bills aren't the only stupid team with idiots for coaches?

See if the Chargers will trade Easton Stick.

Just remember we live in a time where what's true is getting harder to know, and that's by design. No area is exempt.

Maybe it's because there's an entire TV commercial campaign based on that notion.