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There is definitely a TV market for spring football. I don't understand why someone hasn't pulled it off. Actually, I think Vince McMahon was on his way with the XFL but COVID blew that up.

Maybe this one was mentioned already. For me it was the final drive in the Arizona game, the TD to Diggs. Should have been the game winner. Just showed that as long as there's time left, the Bills will beat you.

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No I stayed and witnessed those 77 seconds.

I was there.

Mahomes is the GOAT but Allen has "arm arrogance." Mmmm-kay.

The 9-play goalline stand, the late TD to take the lead. Shut it off before Baker brings them back.

Hide the floor mats.

Really interesting seeing this game again. Josh really advanced by leaps and bounds since.

I'm sure some do but most are bought by fans. But it really helps affording them if you can spin a few games off. And no, you can't make sure they only get sold to Bills fans.

That missed FG cost us the game

Anyone watching the jays? They might as well forfeit games in the last inning with that bullpen.

They play Thursday night, Friday night and 2 on Saturdays. All the games are on FS1 except one Saturday afternoon game on Fox. All the games are played at Rice University stadium in Houston. I think players actually have to pay a fee to join. It's meant to be a league of last resort for players who think they can still catch on in the NFL or CFL. A few players do get the call. That's why it was funny to hear Ryan Mallett"s name. Most players give it a year before joining the real world. But players also get hurt badly as one did Saturday. Joined the team that day and tore his knee up.

Some games are entertaining enough. And I really like watching football more than baseball or soccer.

He's still not playing tonight.

And Kevin Gilbride and Ted Cottrell are head coaches in this league.

And former UB TE Matt Weiser takes over at Timon.

He's on FS1 right now playing in The Spring League for The Generals. 32-years old and still plugging away in a league for last-chancers. Annnd he just threw a pick https://thespringleague.com/

This is in Miami, right?

Is that a way to make that seat non-shared revenue?

As far as I know Diggs hasn't raised the issue.

I was unaware. I thought they just cost what they cost, about $300/game.