Draconator

He made a simple post about his sexuality, and he will be seen as a hero in the Gay community. Not that he may or may not want it, but that is what will happen.

1. Josh Allen 2. Stephon Diggs 3. Jordan Poyer 4. Tre White 5. Efe Obada 6. Devin Singletary 7. Dawson Knox 8. Tyler Bass 9. Micah Hyde 10. Isiah McKenzie

Happy Fathers Day to all the dad's living and who have passed on.

My wife says the exact same thing!!!

The 1970's called, and they want their post back.

As much as I love Cole for his football play, and as much as I respect him for being vocal on his opinions (although I may not agree with them), I'm going to use a tag line from this current Bills organization if this turns ever uglier and Cole's position creates a even larger distraction. "Next Man Up"

Well, this thread did something the Ertz thread couldn't do. Reach 50 pages. Ertz has failed us!

Only the best for Kim

Owners box

Ok!!!! The number 1 response on Google when searching "Does the Covid vaccine kill thousands of people" From Reuters (Not CNN or Landel TV) https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-vaers-deaths/fact-check-vaers-data-does-not-prove-thousands-died-from-receiving-covid-19-vaccines-idUSL1N2LV0NY Fact Check-VAERS data does not prove thousands died from receiving COVID-19 vaccines Viewed more than 21,000 times on Facebook, a video showing data collected by the U.S. Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) claims that thousands of people died from receiving COVID-19 vaccines. The video, which fails to mention that anyone can report events to VAERS and that the database contains unverified information, describes reported deaths of individuals who died after receiving the vaccine as deaths caused by the vaccine, when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has so far found no evidence that vaccinations led to patient deaths. So not only did I do my own homework, I did yours as well!!! Mods, do I get a gold star as you're the teacher proxies on TBD?

Why do we have two threads on the same subject?

Have any links to back up your absurd claims? You know, like from reputable health and science magazines? And not from ones with a Hammer and Sickle as their logo?

That is laughable and sad that you actually believe that.

https://www.wgrz.com/article/sports/nhl/sabres/buffalo-sabres-legend-rene-robert-hospitalized-following-heart-attack-in-florida/71-20143faf-9d80-4067-a1a9-7c19b2dd6b73 A member of the Buffalo Sabres' famed French Connection is in the hospital following a heart attack in Florida. Sources tell 2 On Your Side that Rene Robert, who was a member of Buffalo's French Connection, along with Gilbert Perrault and Rick Martin, suffered a heart attack and is in the ICU. Robert played for the Sabres from 1972 to 1979. Robert scored the famous "fog goal" in overtime to beat the Philadelphia Flyers in game three of the 1975 Stanley Cup Finals. He finished the 1974-75 season with 100 points, the first time that an NHL player reached that mark in points in one season. Robert played 524 games for the Sabres, scored 222 goals, and ranks fifth on Buffalo's all-time assists with 330. He played in two NHL All-Star games in 1973 and 1975. Robert was inducted into the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame in 1994. The Sabres retired his number (14).

Guaranteed it will be a bidding war. Final and best offers due by noon on September 30th, 2025.

Could Cole be just as upset as Brian Higgins that the Canadian border isn't reopening?

Petco Park pretty much revitalized Downtown San Diego. I don't think the Convention Center gets built without it.

His parents could be practicing

With the tweet that the Bills are focusing on Orchard Park, tells me that they want to keep their facilities at the current location, and somehow incorporate said facilities into a new stadium. Not a fan of the open air with an overhang. Would prefer Downtown as well. But they have sunk a ton of money (Ralph and the Pegulas) into the facilities in OP, so in that regard, makes sense they would want to keep those there. Sort of like the 49ers who built their new stadium in Santa Clara, at their team facilities. (They used to take buses from the facilities to Candlestick for games).

You're used to 10 to 13 football games, the odd concert, and maybe a event that would bring in about 2000 to 3000 in attendance. (Marching Band Championships as an example). A new stadium with a retractable roof would open up so many more possibilities. Imagine the Frozen Four in front of 70,000 fans. You don't think fans from colleges in Michigan and the New England States wouldn't travel to see their alma mater play for a National Championship? Instead of Rounds 1 and 2 of the NCAA Basketball playoff, the East Regional Finals could be held in a new stadium. More big ticket and big name concerts would come through Buffalo and would have a 12 month option to do so. The possibilities are endless. Granted, they're possibilities, but the option to have those things happen in Buffalo would be a real thing.

The Bills do use the wind to their advantage. In a weird way I would like to keep that, but I do prefer a retractable roof stadium.