BillsPride12

Showing your age there my friend. I don't think McMonkeez has been in operations in at least 15 years

I can believe it

I've said from the beginning they should chalk this season up as a loss. Same for the NBA. I understand they need to generate revenue. But there is no practical way to resume play right now with the fear of Covid spreading. I anticipate we will hear an official ruling soon announcing that's the case which I have been predicting since the beginning. I think a lot of fans, media, players, probably even the league were in denial about how this was going to end for this season.

He was hilarious in the beginning but got stale midway through the series

Sorry for your loss! Whether we like it or not this thing is real

I have no idea exactly what is going to happen but in my opinion I don't see everything back to normal by football season where all fans can attend, full blown tailgating, packed stadiums etc....it is going to be very interesting to see how this is handled.

I went to the Sabres game in Nashville back in January. I couldn't imagine how crazy it would be down there for a Bills game

For what it's worth Erie County executive Mark Poloncarz said in an interview last night he highly doubts there will be NFL played in front of packed stadiums this year Anybody out there booking trips already please be careful you are booking options that will be refundable

Under normal circumstances I would've already booked a trip to Vegas by now. But I feel like we are still a long way from all the coronavirus stuff being over and I've decided to just sit this year out from doing any football trips. I hope for everybody else's sake that wants to do the road trips that things are completely back to normal by the time the season starts but I'm anticipating things changing at least 4 or 5 times as it gets closer so I just don't want to deal with the hassle of it.

"He shouldn't have been standing there"- Happy Gilmore

I couldn't agree more. The whole point of going to a football game is to get away from the rest of life's stress anyway and live in the moment. If there is going to be a bunch of regulations and guidelines I just wouldn't enjoy myself. Would rather watch the game at home on the big screen stocked up on beer. Best seat in the house

I'm not sure if I agree but you could be right. I'm not even talking about the drinking and partying aspect but just in general if they really do only allow 15,000 people in it is going to feel like a preseason game or more like a high school football game. I think that would drive the excitement level away from having to be at the game. There's already a huge population of Bills fans that prefer watching the games from home as it is now.

If they really do limit seating capacity to 15% or 20% how many people even want to go at that point? It is going to kill the gameday atmosphere anyway. Watching the game from my mancave never sounded better

Later seasons Cory Matthews from Boy Meets World. He was cool in seasons 1-4 but then they made his character unbearable

At this point I'm still leaning towards there won't actually be a season this year

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A true legend. He will be forever linked to the Buffalo Bills for all the classic battles we shared in the late 80s and 90s(and yes I will give him his due for owning us during the 70s as much as that hurts) Does not matter to me how much time goes by, those Bills Dolphins games during my childhood in the 90s will always be legendary to me. RIP Coach, 90 years is a hell of a run

Those were the worst years of the Drought in my opinion. I didn't pick them for this topic because at that point I had no expectations for this franchise

That's how I've always perceived McMahon. So I'm not sure I would agree with the other guys statement that the Bears have NEVER had a real quarterback.

It should be Cornelius Bennett

You wouldn't consider Jim McMahon a real quarterback? I'm not being a smartass just asking a sincere question. That Bears era was before my time so I'm curious. I know he wasn't elite by any means but I always thought he was considered a legit starting quarterback in the NFL. And yes I'm completely aware it was the Bears defense that carried the team then.

Bledsoe, Moulds, Travis Henry, Takeo Spikes, London Fletcher, Pat Williams, Sam Adams, Nate Clements, Lawyer Milloy. It always felt like we had legitimate playoff caliber talent back then and it was in their earlier years of what the Bills playoff drought would become so I didn't feel like we were straight up cursed at that point. I felt like that was going to be the beginning of the new Bills era....if only I knew what was to follow

WWF circa 1993-1995 will give us plenty of material to work with

For me the two that stick out were 2003 and 2004. Both of those seasons I actually had high expectations for the team(but I had completely forgotten we started out 1-5 in 2004 until I started seeing some of you mention that), after that point there was never a time I truly had high expectations or believed in the team until this current group. Not in 2008 or 2011 after those great starts we got off to. Not during the Marrone or Rex Ryan years so for me 2003 and 2004 were definitely the most frustrating but not necessarily the most depressing..which could be a whole different discussion in itself.