Estro
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I watched a college game on Saturday Ole Miss vs. Arkansas on ESPNU. It had no booth commentators. It was just the crowd noise and the in stadium announcer. It was absolutely fantastic. You got to hear the traditions within the Ole Miss stadium and I didn't miss the booth call at all. I LOVED IT
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Shows you what an incredible job Herbert and the coach did to win that game. The aggression of the 4th down calls and 2pt conversions by Brandon Staley was a thing of beauty
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Chiefs 37
Bills 22
Until I see with my own 2, I'm just going to believe Josh Allen has a Kansas City Chiefs mental hurdle that he can't clear
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On 9/19/2021 at 8:08 PM, Estro said:
Great slot corners can make $10-$12M.
You can expect 4 for $40ish
3 years for $24M is a very solid deal for the Bills. Great signing
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Justin Herbert is the 2nd best QB in the NFL, behind only Mahomes, there I said it. I'm objective and I have to call it like I see it. What separates him, IMO, is his consistent ball placement (a Greg Cosell term). He has 80-90% Josh Allen's athleticism, is just as big, but his accuracy & processing are a clear notch above.
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The formula to beat Allen, IMO, while not easy, is to not allow him to roll right when under pressure. Your need your DE on that side to defend the width of the field and not allow him to get outside of you. You rush only 4 and preferably get a good push up the middle (I feel like Allen's footwork gets jacked up when he feels/sees the pressure coming right up the middle. Behind that you play a lot of disguised coverages and heavy zone.
KC, has some of that secret sauce because Chris Jones is so dominant in the middle creating pass rush and our G play is by far the biggest weakness of our team, IMO.
I'm hoping the Bills cooked something good up to play ball vs the Chiefs because facing them last year was a real kick to the gut, both times
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Computer Cowboy on twitter posts pretty good visual charts that makes it a little easier to visualize NFL data, and one he did today was QBs PFF grades when pressured vs. not pressured.
Now I understand PFF is just one set of data pts, and there are many that take PFF with a grain of salt, which I get.......but this set of data kind of matches with what I'm seeing on Sundays.
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Cody Ford is playing at a below replacement level caliber thus far this season. He was bad @ T, and kind of admitted he was a fish out of water @ T (in an article), but he appears to be just as lost @ G. This team won't be able to accomplish what we all think is possible unless the G pass protection on this team really picks up
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6 hours ago, Doc said:
There's no question who has the more attractive draft capital. Philly will likely have 2-1st rounders in the top half of the 2022 draft while Miami will have 1 in the latter half. Philly is also not in the AFC. And as I said earlier, I think the Giants look long and hard at the situation since they have similar draft capital to the Eagles.
Good point I hadn't thought of the Giants, but they do make sense. That trade up the Dolphins made for Waddle was a head scratcher because I've always thought it'll probably cost them Watson. Fine by me.
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I think the gameplan this week is going to rely a bit more on the run game. With Cody Fords troubles pass blocking l and Feliciano out I think the Bills will ant to focus on running, specifically to the right this week.
This game script sets up for a lower scoring game. Give me 27-14, good guys
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One interesting tidbit in the Watson sweepstakes is who will have a more attractive draft capital offer Miami or Philadelphia?
IMO, Miami severely hamstring there ability to clearly have the most ammo by handing the Eagles an additional 2022 1st round draft pick for the rights to trade up and draft Jaylen Waddle.
In the end I think Philly is going to beat Miami's offer and that 1st rounder Miami gave Philly will likely be the difference
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18 minutes ago, SCBills said:
Most non-doomers are hopeful this only a one year thing. Well, I guess 2 years at this point…
Pegula’s are likely playing ball with the state on this (ongoing stadium negotiations come to mind), knowing next year - we’re hopefully - back to normal … at least in the sense where the border isn’t locked down and they aren’t getting strong-armed into requiring vaccinations.
This will have zero effect on future PSL’s.Not a doomer at all, just providing direct feedback as someone who's selling tickets to tomorrow's game and has knowledge of selling my season tickets over the last 20 year.
This is the softest market I've ever seen for a home September game. That's coming off of one of the best markets for the Steelers game just 2 weeks ago. The Washington game was never going to be as in demand as the Steelers game, but $400 to $80, is a dramatic fall. I happen to think the vaccine mandate, coupled with the Canadian market not making it is really suppressing demand as I fully expected.
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9 hours ago, Estro said:
Back to the original question:
The resale market on stubhub for the game tomorrow is extremely soft. My tickets on the 50 yard line, lower level, homeside are listed for $149 ea. And aren't selling. In yhr last week prices for the game have plummeted.
Can't remember this soft of a market for a September game for a promising team
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Now listed for $100 each and still not selling. Tickets are listed for 1/3 what they were 2 weeks ago. It's going to be very easy for fans to pick up tickets very cheap last minute this season.
Good luck to the Pegulas trying to market these PSL's as a "wise investment". I can't even break even on my season tickets now.
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Back to the original question:
The resale market on stubhub for the game tomorrow is extremely soft. My tickets on the 50 yard line, lower level, homeside are listed for $149 ea. And aren't selling. In yhr last week prices for the game have plummeted.
Can't remember this soft of a market for a September game for a promising team
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I live in Southern NJ, about 6.5-7 hours from the stadium and have had season tickets for 20 years. I tend to go to 2-4 hone games and sell the others usually on Stubhub.
Stubhub used to charge about 20% (10% taken from the seller, and a 10% markup to the buyer) 10 or so wears ago. Not exactly cheap, but you could manage to make a little profit on the seats you sold. Now, stub hub is charging 40-48% (15% taken from seller and a 25-33% markup to the buyer). This has evaporated any ability to cover the cost, as all the profit gets vacuumed up by StubHub.
I was already on the fence about keeping my seasons and I'm pretty certain PSL's will be what does me in. Won't be able to justify forking that type of dough over when I know I have no ability to recoup the money for the games I don't go to.
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2 hours ago, porgyman said:
The Point Bar & Grill in Montauk should have it. Call first. I've watched games there in the past. Can't beat the location. You're a block away from the ocean. Montauk is about 15-20 minutes east of East Hampton at the very end of Long Island. I have a place in Montauk and I do have the NFL Sunday ticket.
Porgyman,
You down for watching the game w/ a fellow fan & 2BillsDrive resident!? Let me know your beverage of choice for the game and I'll bring it!
And thanks for the bar suggestion, just check it out online, looks like a good spot, if I don't hear back from you.
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Jeremiah mentioned in his podcast today with Bucky Brooks that he's been deep diving into some Next-gen stats. One that intrigued him was "get off time"
Get off time is measured as the time from the ball is snapped until the DL's shoulders have crossed the line of scrimmage. He noticed the leaders in this stat this year and last year are some big time pass rushers.
Guys like:
TJ Watt
Joey Bosa
Miles Garrett
Bud Dupree
Carl Lawson
and this year the #2 guy behind only Joey Bosa is none other than A.J. Epenesa. Jeremiah's exact quote was if you believe in these #s, which he certainly does "I'd be buying some AJ Epenesa stock because he's living in the right neighborhood."
This "get off" time stat certainly pairs with what I've seen from AJ. He just looks super strong and super super fast out there. Really encouraging signs from a young promising DL.
Now if we could just get that QB firing on all cylinders......
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Going to be attending a wedding this weekend in East Hampton, NY. Would love to find a Bills bar out that way or w/in a 30 min or so ride.
Can anyone help?
Any posters here that live out that way w/ Sunday Ticket? Drinks on me!
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Went to Elmos the weekend of the home opener to give them a try.
They were pretty bad.
Got half medium, half Cajun honey mustard (suggested by waitress)
The wings were slightly overcooked, a little chewy. The medium sauce was so so, the Cajun honey mustard I could barely eat.
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Great slot corners can make $10-$12M.
You can expect 4 for $40ish
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1 hour ago, Process said:
He's been really, really, REALLY bad. Completely different player than last year.
Hopefully he snaps out of it. We have 0 chance against KC with this version of Allen.
100% agree.
He never hut his back foot and just let it go today. The few times he did he was way off the mark. He was overthrowing early and then it looked like he adjusted by trying to feather everything and left way too many balls short. There are some early warning signs, let's hope he snaps out of it.
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15 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
I struggle with Nate too. When him and Sneaky Joe are on together I often feel like Joe has more value to add and Nate just wants to railroad his viewpoint across and cuts him off.
100%....thats exactly the same thing I noticed. Hes always overtalks whoever he's on with & is just cheesy.
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5 hours ago, May Day 10 said:
To me, nobody is going through the motions more than "Bulldog". He brings absolutely zero to the table. He doesnt try to bring anything to the table. Goes up into the attic at 3 sometimes and puts in his 3 hours or whatever of winging it.
Hearing him when he is alone is uncomfortable. He just stammers around and cannot carry a show.
I second this sentiment.
I like BD playing off of Schoop, but when Schoop is out the show struggles to keep my attention, although he did have me going today setting the stage for the home opener.
I know Schoop is not everyone's cup of tea, but I like him. Can he be a bit smug? Yes......but for the most part he's pretty honest and a lot of his takes are accurate. His overall analytical take of the NFL and some of the sharper guests they auve has actually changed the way I view the game.
I appreciate his style and approach to viewing the game a lot more than I do the majority of the run of the mill, cliche type sports talk radio, you get down by me.
I do wish I could get in on a lot of those bets he throws out there to BD and sneaky Joe, because while smart he has a few blind spots I've picked up on over the years.
Sneaky Joe is good, I'll enjoy that new show.
BTW, tough spot for all these radio guys. Most people dont have to worry about fans and or forums commenting on what they do and don't like about them.....so I do keep that in mind.
That said, don't get me started on Nate Geary. That kid needs to learn to listen and not overtalk everybody he's on air with. He's the one at WGR that I can't really listen to.....hes got that car salesmen delivery with an air of pretentiousness.
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As a season ticket holder since the 2002 who now lives in Southern NJ (about a 7 hour drive to the stadium) I'm going to relish these last 5 or so years left @ the current stadium.
Ive been to probably 10 other NFL stadiums and the best sight lines by far are at Bills Stadium. The new stadiums seem to be built to host other events like soccer matches so the actual field arear is much larger. In many cases this means if you're in the lower level sidelines or corner you're often an additional 50-100 feet from the game. It might not sound like a huge difference, but for me it's a huge.
Will the new stadium be exciting? Yes, it's nice to have new things, but when factoring in crappier sight lines, probable 40-100% ticket price hikes & probable 1.5k-4k PSLs, I'll probably have to bail on my season tickets. I won't be able to afford PSLs on my current 4 season tickets that are in section 134, plain and simple.
The Turning Point In the Monday Night game For Me
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That sack was a killer, especially because he held the ball for slmost 5 seconds. That sack was all on him.