PromoTheRobot

I was listening to 98.5 The Sports Hub yesterday and the first trickle of Belichick vitriol is starting to filter its way to the air.

I don't think anything is settled. I doubt the Bills would share that much. besides UB has a nice fieldhouse and new football training facility. It's just the stadium that still sucks.

Nobody, except for 5 million or so people. Also Soldier Field was not renovated. They built a completely new stadium but left the old columns outside up.

Bill loves his tight ends.

Why is a guy who's barely played for years expected to be high-reward?

Apparently Dak forgot CeeDee is on his team.

I don't think Ceedee is going to get to 28.

Ertz? BUST!

No he wasn't.

I need 28 from Lamb to win.

I was told by my ticket rep that the original card, the Clear app or "any government-issued" vaccine record, will be accepted. I bring the last one up because your original vax card is next to impossible to replace if lost. I just set up my Clear app so I don't need to bring my card. (Though I do carry an actual-size Xerox copy with me just in case.) My buddy lost his card at a Blue Jays game at Sahlen Field. He couldn't replace the card but does have a State of Massachusetts-issued vaccine record. That supposedly will be accepted. I hope all the card-checkers get the same memo from the Bills so there's no confusion.

Was Bill Belichick all set?

Pump the breaks on Trevor. Urban Meyer is going to ruin him. The morning guys at Sport Hub 98.5 Boston said this morning that Urban was speaking to Kliff Kingsbury before the Jags-Cards game and said "The NFL is like playing Alabama every week."

When the media were acting like the Pats were all set for a playoff run with Mac Jones, based on a couple of preseason games, all I could do was laugh. The Patriots are a hot mess right now. There will be no wild cards in the AFC East.

The TV networks can add snow, rain and wind like how Zoom can make you look like your on a tropical island. Problem solved.

Or...have pedals at every seat and fans have to generate the electricity for each game!

Sounds like my experience at Sunday Night Football, November 18, 2007. Relentless freezing rain really was big advantage against the Patriots. We only lost by 46 points.

So you are against Buffalo having a nice stadium where fans can be comfortable. You want fans getting pneumonia because you believe it gives us an some kind of advantage?

You have to remember the Linguist staff has barely had a 100 days to prepare and Lance took most of our good linemen with him to Kansas. (Good luck to them. Enjoy going 1-11.) I'm not panicking over coaching yet. Lance had at least two big meltdowns (Kent State 4Q and MAC Championship 2nd half vs Ball State.) Linguist's strength is recruiting so give him a couple of seasons to build his team. But I would like to see Myers more. Riggins had an injury. They said he'll play this Saturday. Meanwhile...

Students are nice but having lots of fans in the stands is better. When UB played Bowling Green at RWS on a Thanksgiving Friday they drew 26K, the second largest home crowd the Bulls ever had. (Playing Syracuse at UB Stadium in 2009 drew 29K.) You'd think local fans would like going to UB Stadium. Parking is free. The school, pre-pandemic, put on big tailgate concerts. Tickets are under $30, and just $10 if you buy during their preseason flash sale. And they have been decent the last few years.

Actually they are bad. Very bad. And Boston sports radio sounds this morning like they are waking up to that fact. They are predicting an epic beatdown vs. "Tompa Bay" next Sunday.

I hope they call him out Monday for his Heinicke-is-better-than-Josh take.

Smart move. Now LEAVE Lance in the game!

The wind made doing that risky. The ball was dying and dropping all day.

The way it bounced away is freakish. Dolphins losing was the chef's kiss.