PromoTheRobot

Gonna have to disagree. Neither team has a QB. The Pats are trying to win the way the Bills did when we didn't have a QB.

It's gonna be dink n dunk and hope the defense holds.

I think it's great. Josh is a farmer and I think he'd get a kick out of this.

Well they have the goaltending.

At least he'll stick.

Who says we aren't over the top now?

They are gunning for a Super Bowl AND a Grey Cup!

Lucky for me when I attend a cold weather spring event in usually in the press box. Though the have been times I've had to sit in the stands with my computer on my lap.

I don't eat at the stadium not because of the prices but because the food is crap. Sell the crap for $2-3 but offer something good and I'll pay full boat. Any electrician I know would take one look and say "these are out of production, you need a whole new one."

Still on this jag? Why don't you call the Bills and offer to fix those seats for them. Sight unseen, you obviously know how to do it and for a lot less. Of course you can't leave any exposed wiring after you're done.

Which makes your wonder how much the team that drafts you factors into how good you'll be as a pro.

The preseason is probably the ONLY chance those fans can actually see a live Rams game.

Rex & Rob believed in the Montessori method of coaching.

You say it like it's a bad thing. Sorry UB isn't Alabama. The fact they have 13 players in any capacity on NFL rosters speaks volumes about the steady growth they've had since rejoining D1 in the 90's. 10 years ago you were lucky if one player was invited as a UDFA. Forgive us locals for showing some pride in that.

Where you park makes a HUGE difference on how fast you can escape the post game traffic crush. Here's my suggestion. Works for me every time. The downside is you will park pretty far from the stadium, but that's the trade off. You must park at Team Pro Auto Care Center on the corner of Southwestern Blvd and Taylor St. It's about 0.8 miles to the stadium, about a 20 minute walk. The beauty of that spot is you are on the outbound (eastbound) side of Southwestern and past all the usual stadium gridlock. You pull out and you are on your way. There will be some slowdowns at traffic lights but it's not that bad. 6:40 flight, need to get to BUF by 5:30, if you leave the stadium by 4:30, you'll be in your car by 4:50 and will make it in plenty of time.

I swear I never knew there was an official vomitorium.

It helps if you are debating the worthiness of a structure. I prefer opinions from experts.

They did address them but they weren't a permanent solution apparently. Like I posted early, the stadium is now 48 years old, exposed to the elements all that time. It's not preposterous that a replacement is needed. Why on earth would you keeping sinking money into a dump?

Just an FYI: When you talk about the Soldier Field "renovation" what your really talking about is an ENTIRE new stadium built inside the footprint of the old Soldier Field, but keeping the old Roman column facade. It would be like buying a new car but keeping the hubcaps from your old one and calling that a renovation. And the Ol' Rockpire was only 35 YEARS OLD when it was replaced by a new Rich Stadium in 1973...which is now 48 years old!

Because you're structural engineers?

Do they let in pro scouts from other teams into OBD because Luke works for the Panthers.

Terry knows his customers.

The worst team in the ACC still does better $$$ than the best MAC team.

I didn't realize folks in the 100-level got this luxury amenity