PromoTheRobot

50 years ago but okay.

What a huge bust Bryce Young is turning out to be. Never trust a 'Bama QB.

How did we lose to the Eagles?

Whatever Bill's head of scouting wants. He has a nose for players.

Not so fast, my friend. The lease buyout is $850MM. The Bills are valued at $4B. $4.85B for a franchise worth $6B in a larger city isn't so daunting, is it.

Thank God

Is Sean McDermott coaching the Titans?

Gonna have to win on defense I see

For sure. And I get the dome is for more than football in Nashville.

Those poor Titan fans freezing in that 45-degree sunny weather. No wonder they are building a dome.

What a slog that game is. Two crappy teams plus heavy snow.

F***ing Tanny

Steelers probably.

So is #BillsMafia going to donate to a Titan player's charity?

Good to see Roy you.

Titans

He might be inactive. DaQuan took his spot.

At least the Titans will be trying to win, unlike the Ravens.

https://buffalonews.com/sports/professional/nfl/bills/the-orlando-bills-heres-what-might-have-been-if-team-looked-to-relocate/article_a3c74d58-9b59-11ee-b0b0-0ff8fdd3ee6c.html The vultures are always circling, like this guy in Orlando who thought he could poach the Bills as recently as last year. Both the Bills and Sabres, and maybe even the Bandits, are desirable assets that billionaires covet. The Orlando Bills? Here's what might have been if team looked to relocate ORLANDO, Fla. – It’s a crowded late-autumn Monday morning at Orlando International Airport, and I’m weaving through multiple terminals and thick crowds to find Pat Williams, the storied sports executive who helped bring a big-league franchise to this city some 35 years ago. He wants to do it again. Search Williams’ name, and you’ll read about how he helped build the NBA's Orlando Magic. You’ll also find that he is leading a group called the Orlando Dreamers that is trying bring Major League Baseball here. That is his big goal, but until last spring, Williams had one eye on still another possibility, albeit a fancifully faint one: The Orlando Bills. That never happened, and it won’t. But when Williams was watching, it wasn’t an impossibility, and so I’m here today to take the visit that Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula never did. Or never had to. What would a Bills visit to Orlando – or any of the several potential NFL relocation cities – have looked like? I asked Williams to give me the same tour (or as best as he could approximate it) that he would have given to Pegula, or any prospective investor or owner looking to relocate. – Tim O'Shei

You can forget about the Ravens doing anything.