davefan66

Nope. False start.

I'd like to see what Fitz can do with a week of starter practice under his belt. Don't think it'll be any different than today, but who knows.

Owens is used to not seeing the ball after halftime, kinda surprised him.

That's how my brother watches in DC. I was just watching the NE* game on his, great quality and very easy to setup. Just need a high speed internet connection.

Assuming TE is out for a few games, which seems likely, the Bills sign no one and go only with Fitz and Hammy.

Please don't suggest gloves....

Dude, I just mentioned his neck was twisted on the way down. That's what looked the worst to me. I don't believe his head hitting caused his injury. Just my opinion.

HA HA! Enberg used to be good...maybe 20 years back?

Just some good coaching from Captain Bobby.

What did he say? Got the TV volume down, listening to 97 Rock.

No. I stated HIS HEAD (NECK) WAS TWISTED ON THE WAY DOWN. His head did not hit the ground hard enough to cause a concussion.

Nice call! crud, challenge flag.

Got his head twisted on the way down. Head did not hit the ground.

Well, ya'll have been calling for Fitz. Here we go.

Good call!

Err. DJ is the Captain, April is just 1st mate! It ain't on April. We used to have depth on this team. Backups that actually belonged in the NFL. Now our depth is thin as paper and that reflects on special teams. I know, Parrish should know better than field that punt last week, but the dude is fighting for a roster spot, said so himself.

And he was our second DT taken that draft, and he was in the 5th round to boot!

How much slack? How about this is the first year he's got a substandard ST. Our problems are far worse than ST.

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I don't know. I think fans would pay higher ticket prices if they knew it was due to the Bills staying. How much? Who knows. Right know, the Bills are pretty affordable from college kids, to professionals. I wonder if they jacked the prices, if you would actually draw from a different sector of our local economy, those with large amounts of disposable income. I've heard from plenty of people who have the cash, but will not attend games based on the rowdiness. Jack the tix price, exclude the young and drunk and I bet you still sell tix. Maybe not a sellout every game, but darn close.

Correct. My point is the Bills, right know, are only 2 games out of the division lead with 11 games left. Even if (when) they lose Sunday, they still have 10 games left in the season. Ralph sees this and won't pull the trigger until the math says we don't have a chance. Do I think we have a chance? No way. But until there is no hope, Ralph ain't going to pull the trigger, too much $$$$ involved.

Right, she gets assets of his. Now can he will the team to be sold and those are the assets she gets? Who knows. Just seems like he his trying to save her the trouble.

Don't want to be a downer at all, but no way the Bills stay in Buffalo. Maybe short term, 2-3 years, but not any longer. Financially it makes no sense for a new owner to stay here. It's called return on investment. He pays $750 million to Ms. Ralph and needs to sell luxury suites and tix to pay for it, and not at current prices. Although, I wonder if people would pay twice as much, or more, for tix if they stayed? Unless Kelly & Co. really do have a group, the Bills are as good as gone. Enjoy them while they are here, DJ, TE and the rest of this sorry bunch.

We are 2 games from the division leaders and almost beat one of them. With 11 games to go, until the Bills are mathematically, or embarrassingly out of it, DJ stays. Personally, the sooner the better for me.