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That's a very fair point!

Imagine if Kelly and the Boys had to play one of their Super Bowls in Vegas

At the end of the day we need to get better and stronger in the trenches. Yes that will help us out exponentially in the weather element games but we still need to upgrade that area for any conditions. Having a dominant and physical offensive line is a key component to having a Championship caliber team regardless but it allows you to play a different style of football in the cold/snow/windy conditions like the Colts and Patriots games. It has become quite obvious at this point our offensive line might've been masked a bit by how well Allen and everybody else was in synch and defenses not having an answer for our attack last season. I always make a point to bring up how everybody always talks about Kelly, Thurman and Andre as our big 3 on offense back in the Super Bowl years but when you go back and look at the highlights from back then try to focus on the Excellent offensive line play we also had.

What year was the field house built? I'm just curious and I really don't have a clue when that would have been.

For the younger/trendier crowd it's a place to be, a place to be seen, a place to take a bunch of pics to upload on Social Media. I like the aspect of running into friends at games but I'm ultimately there to watch the game itself. Each passing year it loses a little bit of the gameday magic for me personally. I think mostly because the atmosphere has slowly but steadily changed over the years.

Bingo! I've had the same observation this season. The homefield advantage isn't what it used to be. My theory is alot of the older fans have been drifted away from going to the games over the recent years and it is a much younger crowd who probably weren't even born yet during the Super Bowl years when Rich Stadium would truly be rocking.

My condolences on a lifetime of disappointments

HOW IN THE HELL DID BUFFALO LOSE TO JACKNSONVILLE?(Yes I know it's already been said)

Currently debating if I even want to bother watching this game

The Greatest Comeback Game in NFL History probably doesn't go down in history the way it did without his contribution. He will forever have his place in Buffalo Bills and even further NFL history. More importantly...from everything I have read about him he sounded like a first class, standup kind of dude. Very proud to have him associated with the Buffalo Bills. This is very sad news today RIP #94

Agreed. Much less than I was anticipating after reading the threads on here leading up to the game.

Just out of curiosity where are you getting these way better roast beef sandwiches at?

You know what that's something I don't think I've ever thought about one way or another but after I read this I have to agree with you 100% I can remember going to the cold weather games as a kid and there was a sense of excitement getting prepared for the crazy conditions. I miss that time when everything felt larger than life and exciting! I'll try to keep this perspective as I get bundled up tomorrow night

My only complaint is that this celebration is way more annoying than all of the ones they have banned. Stupid NFL.

I don't think you'll ever see that again in today's NFL. Another reason why the NFL in the 80s and 90s was amazing

Been hearing more and more hype about this show but nothing about it interests me personally. Having a hard time even making an effort to give it a shot.

This was probably the all-time low for me during the drought years...this was well before Terry Pegula emerged out of nowhere and I often wondered/worried about the possibility of the Bills leaving Buffalo before ever turning around the ship. It's pretty surreal to see where we are right now as a franchise thinking back to those days.

Finally an honest answer

The strangest part of this is Lynch hated his time in Buffalo. Surprised he even agreed to do it.

The officiating was so bad in the Bears Steelers game that on Twitter even Steelers fans and media were universally saying the Bears were getting screwed by the calls. That's when you know the officiating has reached a new low.

TunaPac

I was thinking about this too. It's a much different era now than in the 90s and even into the 2000s for a bit where each conference had the truly dominant teams. It really has become a week to week league. Some of it is parity and some of it is horribly inconsistent officiating(I am not blaming officiating as the reason the Bills lost yesterday).

Your missing out. I had always wanted to see it but never made the time to make it happen but it was one of the first things on my Quarantine to do list once the Pandemic hit. Worth it

The Chefs are legit dudes!

Although not true comedians I just realized I need to give a shoutout to Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby Heenan in this thread. Those two were hilarious together