Mark Vader

Get to Hammer's Lot EARLY! It fills up quickly. I've only been to Buffalo a couple of times so I only know so much of what to do. Definitely check out Niagara Falls, it's great. I second what @Inigo Montoya says by going to Wegman's. It's a great grocery store and perfect for stocking up on whatever you need. Charlie The Butcher's is another nice place for Beef on Weck, but I have not been to Bar Bill, and I hear they are excellent Dinosaur BBQ is another good place to try. As far as wings goes, I agree that Duff's is a great place for just getting wings, but their pizza is nice too. Paula's Donuts is nice if you want good donuts. That's about all I've got. Have a great time, and thank you for your service. Once you've been to Buffalo for a game, you'll want to be back all the time. GO BILLS!!!

Can't please everyone.

Alright, KC makes more sense now. The other two are weak. They could have been more creative.

Nice. Titans, Bye Week, & Jaguars are the best. Someone please explain to me Washington, Chiefs & Jets. I don't get it.

He smiles like The Joker.

Maybe, maybe not.

I understand. I was there for the 2019 draft and I had never been there before and I had a great time, but I could see if going there constantly would become less exciting. I know all about hating Brady too, and I'm a Michigan fan. lol

Wow, you are the first Bills fan to have nothing positive to say about Nashville. I know plenty of Bills fans who love going there when the Bills play there.

Why?

The private lots are the ONLY way to go.

The Bills will be hungry because they were one game short of the Super Bowl last year.

No one can take a joke

I'd rather have Kevin Harlan calling our games.

WooHooo! Now it feels like the season is about to start. How does the wife feel about Week 1?

The 1pm nuts will be rejoicing

But I thought the Bills don't care about CB2

We'll see how they feel about this game on the 4th of July.

The networks will get ratings, they don't care. I'm surprised at how few division games there are to start the season, but I like it. Good. The opening week Monday Night doubleheader had worn out it's welcome.

As I said, the act alone would have shown Kaepernick's willingness to discuss matters with an authority figure. You may not like the person or people you are working with, but if you can find common ground on an issue and get to work on negotiating said issues, that would be progress, and would show leadership. Kaepernick chose not to do any of this. Which makes me wonder just how much he really wants things to change.

Hypocritical in what way?

Yes, we can only do what we can. That being said, Kaepernick has a much bigger platform than most people do. Is it within Kaepernick's wheelhouse? Absolutely! He brought the attention to this issue, did he not? Does he really want things to change and get better for people in the black community? Talking to officials or leaders in communities, people with real clout would show leadership. Reaching out to leaders in the cities and states and communicating with chiefs of police to discuss the problems in these communities would go a long ways in attempting to bring change. President Trump invited Kaepernick to the White House to discuss these issues, and Kaepernick turned him down. Even if he had accepted Trump's offer and nothing positive came of it, the attempt to discuss the issues with him, would have spoke volumes to me and I think many other people, but he didn't. Which makes me wonder, does Kaepernick really want things to change in the black community? Leaving it in better hands? To me that would be a cop out(no pun intended). Don't start what you can't finish, and don't leave all the heavy lifting to those who support you. I don't know if Tebow does this or not. The only thing that came from Tebow's kneeling was anger and rage from anti-religious boors.

It was 6:30am for me

I live in California, year after year this state pours millions and millions into our schools and infrastructure and battling against pollution. Despite that, very little to nothing gets accomplished. Money alone, does not solve the problem, and will not solve this problem.

Wearing the socks once was enough. Same thing goes for him wearing the Castro shirt. He knew it would put him in the spotlight. Kaepernick succeeded in getting himself attention. I still have yet to see him do anything meaningful to bring any change. To this day I have not seen Kaepernick do anything to really help fix the problems he's concerned with. Yeah, he's given to charities and he gives speeches, but what about meeting with city, state, and federal officials on this matter? Something that really counts. Kneeling doesn't change a thing.

Kaepernick was looking for attention and he got what he wanted. He knew what he is doing and knew that people would be outraged by it. If he wasn't looking to be controversial by kneeling during the playing of the national anthem, then he certainly was when he was wearing the pig socks.