PromoTheRobot

The problem with selling the Sabres is finding an new owner that a) wants to spend a billion dollars on the team and b) then keep them in Buffalo. With Canadians not crossing the border, that really hurts Sabres attendance even beyond their underperformance the last decade plus. A sale of the Sabres means 99% likely the team moves.

Cool story, bro.

So... would he take the vet minimum?

How good is Minnesota? UB opens there and I'm wondering if there's any upset potential?

https://ubfan.com/bb/index.php?/topic/12990-2026-commits/ Coach Lembo and his recruiters have been landing some impressive players. Bodes well.

To be determined. They started last season March 30th. Two years ago, when there were 2 competing spring leagues, the XFL started the week after the Super Bowl in February. UFL players have repeatedly said they would prefer an earlier season so they could attend NFL mini-camps if signed. In the article I posted before your question, league CEO Russ Brandon (Yes, that Russ Brandon) said they are considering all options including moving up the start date.

https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2025/06/20/ufl-ceo-everythings-on-the-table-during-the-offseason/

https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/ufl-nfl-pipeline-tracking-every-ufl-player-signed-2025-nfl-roster Signing tracker, UFL to NFL.

Every time we start to slobber over the next hot QB hype, remember these guys.

1) Tickets are expensive. Selling some makes them affordable. 2) Some people live far away. Ticket holders ought to have the right to do whatever they want with their tickets. They bought them. The teams got their money. The teams don't give money back when no one wants to go to games. Don't forget teams get a cut on all resales too, so they are making money on top. Putting limits on resales is unamerican.

How about a shoulder tear teeing off? But I still can't get into the NBA. Ironically, I love college basketball because it feels more balanced between offense and defense.

Was this posted yet? I didn't see it. NFL and TV networks appeal court ruling, insist they have the right to gouge people. 🙄 https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/all-nfl-broadcast-partners-except-amazon-file-legal-brief-supporting-nfl-in-sunday-ticket-appeal I live in the Boston TV market. Between primetime games, games at 4:25, and 1pm games not up against the Patriots, I figure I'll see at least 12 Bills games. So paying for ST just isn't worth it for me. Thanks Josh, for making the Bills America's team.

https://people.com/josh-allen-felt-like-a-hollywood-actor-while-filming-new-ad-exclusive-11757535

Am I supposed to know every thread on TBD? That was 10 days ago.

Our boy is growing up. 🥲

That seems like an awful lot.

https://pfnewsroom.com/column/ufl-2025-championship-sees-dropoff-in-tv-ratings-viewership/

https://shadysportsnetwork.com/2025/06/13/ufl-to-nfl-tracker-2025/ 18 players since Saturday working out for NFL teams.

You aren't getting many wins with Trubisky or White at QB. What the Bills need to do is start developing Josh-beta: a young backup that can play like and run a similar offense to Josh. Big, physical, mobile. Someone like Bryce Perkins.

Another great story line: DC HC Shannon Harris was made interim HC after original DC HC Reggie Barlow left one week before the season to become HC of Tennessee State. Harris goes 6-4. wins UFL coach of the year, and wins a title.

There's talk the next expansion fee will reach $2B.

The Defenders have a small but active fan group thanks to The Beer Snake. https://www.theufl.com/news/dc-defenders-beer-snake-facts

Well that was entertaining if you love offense.

Sugar high Bryce. Gonna go out on a limb and say DC has this.

28 isn't old. Some guys take longer to develop. Is he good or isn't he?