Buffalo_Stampede

Unless he wants to be asked about it every day this season he probably shouldn't have spoken about it. It'll become a thing now for reporters to dig deeper. That's what they do. Maybe he wants to be a public voice on it.

Kobe went through something much worse. Just not in the social media age.

He'll learn. Tom Brady doesn't answer that question. Pivot...

He might be a good closer for the Dolphins.

I'm so happy to be past that stage. Typically having a lot of draft capital means a lot of rebuilding.

Looks like no one for that price.

Where does Bridgewater go now. Bridgewater in NE makes sense.

How would you design for the winds? Why not just a closed roof? I've literally been in the stadium with sideways rain. Even on gorgeous days though that wind can be 15mph.

Lol at the covered seat part. The Bills have the worst wind of any team. Covered seats isn't helping much. Wherever it is built, cover the whole stadium.

Here's what I think happens. The Bills keep their practice facilities and offices in OP, probably add to it. They build a closed roof stadium in downtown Buffalo.

One thing to remember is the NFL shares some revenues like TV deals. Basically that shared revenue covers player costs. There is a lot of money being shared. So what I'm trying to say is the Buffalo Bills likely wouldn't survive without shared revenue. So that's part of the reason why there is pressure on the Bills to get this done. They have to keep up with the league. Bills need to increase their revenue.

They really searching for OL depth. Actually we're very thin at OT. Maybe but they seem concerned with the depth.

I mean look at New Orleans vs Tampa. New Orleans destroyed Tampa 34-23 and 38-3 in the regular season, but Tampa won in the post season. Tampa coaches came up with a better plan.

Coaching has played a huge role vs KC. Bills have played afraid vs KC. So that's one way to improve without adding anyone. Josh Allen can be better vs KC also.

I want to see the uncut version. You know someone he called didn't go as clean.

So are you saying that's the location you think they prefer?

Oh ok. I thought you were saying it would take 5 years before they started to do anything. I've always heard people say Ford Field would be perfect for Buffalo. $400 something million about 20 years ago though.

I'm pretty sure they know exactly what they want and where. Funding discussions probably take up most of the next couple years. We'll be in a new stadium before Josh Allen turns 30. They've already been doing this research for nearly a decade.

I don't know where they get $1 billion from. I remember reading that stadium report. A new stadium wasn't that much more than renovation because the way the current stadium is built. Here is a link to the report from 2015. https://buffalonews.com/sports/bills/state-study-focuses-on-three-buffalo-sites-for-bills-stadium-as-well-as-the-ralph/article_236b9be2-2a6e-562b-a5d6-71be1c504179.html

Pretty much. I'm sure it gets done. I can't imagine the Bills putting $600 million into the current stadium.

That's what they use to say about Buffalo. It just takes hiring the right people to make the decisions.

Build new. 65,000 seat dome. Location will be the question. There is literally no point to renovate. It's a waste of time and money. Build new or leave it alone.

He obviously has no idea what he's supposed to do on this play.

They're going to add youth to the DL I believe this draft and next. Develop it. I think they want the veterans around to help develop. We're not drafting top 10 so these guys won't necessarily be ready week 1.

I think we'll add a veteran DT.