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  1. On 10/12/2021 at 6:50 AM, BillsPride12 said:

    I was going to ask the same thing.  I know there is a pre-ticketed tailgate event where tickets are $85 to get in but I was wondering what the other tailgating options are?  Where is the Pinto crew going to be setup at for this one?

     

     

    I went to this tailgate in 2019 and am going again this year. 100% worth it IMO. Awesome time.

     

    Tailgating in Nashville isn't really a thing and you can just walk to the stadium, so either just hang out at the bars or do the Nashville Bills Backers tailgate.

     

     

    That game in 2019 was one of the most fun times I've ever had at a game. Literally Buffalo in a different city. Hope we recreate it again this year. I'm flying in from Austin on Saturday.

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  2. I'll be there!

    36 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

    Really?!? It’s funny that you say that because when I got back I was telling someone how it just wasn’t nearly as nice as the last time I stayed there. It just felt a little “trashier.” That makes sense now. Thank you for the advice!! I’ll steer clear in the future.

     

    They're in the middle of a cost cutting measure called "MGM 2020" to avoid a hostile takeover like what Carl Ichan is doing to Caesars at the moment.  I'm staying at Aria for opening NFL weekend this year without any regrets.  Overall, MGM properties are still way better than Caesars for me (outside of Planet Hollywood, which I also love).  I'm not a big Wynn or Venetian fan.

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  3. If you want a really easy experience, I just sold my old car to Carvana.  Higher value than trade-in (but not private seller), you give them a little info online, they come to your house, give you a check, and take it away.  It was awesome.

  4. A second-rounder for Foles feels dead on to me from a buyer's point of view.

     

    These are the scenarios I see for Foles:  

     

    1.) We re-sign him immediately, he's everything we hope for, and while awesome, our cap structure has instantly become the same as teams with Star QBs.  

    2.) We re-sign him immediately, he doesn't repeat last season, and our cap is totally screwed for a few years.

    3.) We trade for him, start him, he's awesome, and now we risk him being a 1-year rental or having to franchise him and our cap structure is again the same as teams with Star QBs. 4.) We trade for him, start him, he sucks and we let him go, losing our compensation for nothing. 

     

    That's a lot of risk for the buyer to take on.  Compare that to one of the potential 6 first-round options at QB, where they are either awful and you let them go, or solid and cost-controlled for 5 years to use the $$$$ to build the team around them.  Plus, Foles will give you 5-8 years, while a first-round QB could potentially give you 10-15.

     

    I get that Foles had a great playoff year, but he hasn't exactly proven it outside of that situation and I'd rather take my shot on a rookie unless the price is right on Foles.

     

    If I was the Eagles, I'd probably just keep him over a 2nd rounder, so I'm not sure a deal will realistically get done.

     

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  5. 3 hours ago, rjm said:

    Does anyone know the city well? We're arriving Saturday and staying downtown at the DoubleTree Riverfront . I know about the party at the Bills Backers bar but are there any bars worth checking out downtown to avoid having to drive?

     

    Lyft/Uber are available in JAX.  Should be cheap to get to the Bills party via them if you want to go and not have to drive.  

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  6. There were 256 losses and 256 wins in the NFL this year (no ties). 

     

    Of the losses, here's how they break down:

     

    1-9 points - 50.4%

    10-19 points - 27.3%

    20-29 points - 18%

    30-39 points - 3.5%

    40+ points - 0.8%

     

    Bills losses looked like this:

     

    1-9 Points (2 losses, 29% of losses):

    Panthers (6 Points)

    Bengals (4 Points)

     

    10-19 Points (1 loss, 14% of losses):

    Jets (13 Points)

     

    20-29 Points (2 losses, 29% of losses):

    Patriots (20 Points)

    Patriots (21 Points)

     

    30-39 Points (3 losses, 43% of losses):

    Sants (37 Points)

    Chargers (30 Points)

     

    When the Bills were bad, they were really bad, and way worse than the NFL on average.  I'm sure those losses that got away from them are causing the metrics to look really bad.  Especially because DVOA takes into account game situations, and the later in the game it is, I'm sure it penalizes you for it.

     

    I do think this likely means that the Bills generally have times when they get into matchup issues and it kills them.  But I like the matchup vs the Jags.  Call me crazy, but I think it's going to be a very defensive game, and because of that, I'll take the QB that doesn't act like a moron.

     

     

     

  7. 10 hours ago, LeviF91 said:

    Coming down Saturday with my dad.  We've waited a long time for this, wasn't gonna miss it.  Tickets bought, hotel booked.  Debating driving down vs. flying into Orlando/renting a car. 

     

    We're doing the Orlando thing. Rental cars were cheap enough.

  8. Info on Pinto Kenny's Saturday night party & Sunday tailgate here.  They're gonna be in Lot X.

     

    I'll be there.  Managed to snag two tickets, section 122, 4 rows up before prices skyrocketed.  Had to fly in and out through Orlando for it to be cheap enough and rent a car, but I'll be there!!

  9. This regime is terrible. Boneheaded decision after boneheaded decision. 

    There's no way that McDermott hasn't completely lost this team. They got rid of player after player this offseason.  He benched their only decent QB for a 5th round rookie disaster. It's like they were winning too much so they decided to tank. 

    Then, to come out today, and say Peterman did some "darn good" things, not commit to Tyrod, not take responsibility for making a terrible decision, but say that you are evaluating? Seriously? 

    I realize probably the worst thing you can do is make a knee-jerk reaction to a coach and not let them establish their systems, and the Bills have done that WAY too much, but when you lose the team 11 weeks in on a decision like this, I think it's time for a change.

  10. 7 hours ago, SaviorPeterman said:

    If this game was in NO line would easily be 8 - 10 points in the Saints favor.

     

    Either way I'll be very shocked if we cover or actually win the game.

     

    Well yeah, that's the way spreads work.  6 points on a field flip, so NO -8.5 if they are at home.

     

    That feels too high to me, I don't think either team should be favored by more than a TD here.  I like the Bills +2.5 but not necessarily to win the game; this is going to be a close one.

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