BillsPride12

I agree with this take and have been saying it for awhile. Beane has built a very good football team no doubt, the best we have seen here in Buffalo since Bill Polian and the Super Bowl teams but in my opinion he has not built a true Super Bowl caliber roster yet. Way too many Bills fans place all of the blame on injuries and bad McDermott decisions(which there have been some of those too) but I've always felt like the overall rosters we have been rolling with in this era are one level below a truly dominant championship team. Failing to surround Allen with more explosive weapons and failing to build a dominant pass rush on the Defensive side of the ball have been my biggest issues with Beane. I mean he has certainly tried to address those things but he has whiffed over and over again.

Early 2000s

I was on the fence about even watching the game this year but ultimately decided I'll watch it but definitely had no interest in going to any Super Bowl parties or inviting people over or anything like that this year. Part of it is probably just getting older haha

Unless you are talking Sumo wrestling McD would wipe the mat with Reid in a wrestling match

That really paints a pretty wild picture. It's crazy how different things are nowadays

https://www.foxnews.com/us/pro-life-spiderman-arrested-after-climbing-las-vegas-sphere-during-super-bowl-week

The NFL? Yes...Your Team? No

They were talking about the subject on WGR this morning since Del Reid of 26 shirts is getting to attend this year after winning Fan of the Year for the Bills. Just curious how many TBDer's have gotten to experience a Super Bowl? Feel free to share any cool stories or memories for those that have attended any

I hope this happens just so I can give my buddy who is a Cowboys fan some S*** about it!

I have a ton of respect for Wrestlers but it never appealed to me in the same way playing team sports did...Also might be because I was such a WWF fanatic as a kid that was my idea of Wrestling and traditional wrestling looked boring

The best part about her winning is one of the contestants she was going against was a Cowboys fan...finally some payback for those Super Bowl losses

Before my time but they say this movie accurately captures the spirit of the 70s...makes me sad I missed it

Sad news. I'm not a Country fan by any means but got "dragged" to a Toby Keith concert by an ex-girlfriend one time and had a good time. I know he has a huge fanbase. RIP

Looks cool...would like to see a show there someday

Just checking in here on this first official Sunday with no football on...I had forgotten how much longer the weekend feels and how much more productive you can be when you don't spend the entire day watching football lol. I will probably end up watching the Super Bowl next week but can totally understand why people would rather do something else. This is coming from someone who years ago considered Super Bowl Sunday the biggest day of the year lol....I dunno just feels like the NFL and society/pop culture in general have gone in a completely different direction over the years to me.

I get that. And I highly doubt Mahomes will end up winning as many Super Bowls as Brady did but if you are doing a comparison of their careers you can't knock Mahomes for not having as many Super Bowl wins as a guy who had a 20 year career. That's an insane take

RIP Chubbs

Not applicable in this case. Mahomes still has a lot of prime years left

Only thing he is missing from Brady's resume is the longevity....which is the kick in the nuts for Bills fans because at this rate he has the potential to keep going for awhile.

So sorry for your loss!

He's such a good dude. Just watched the Kelce documentary last night and watched their podcast after the Buffalo game last week. The more I learn about him the more I become a fan. This dude would've been all time Buffalo Bills legend if he played here but we can still appreciate his greatness. His wife is pretty awesome too

She made it to the Super Bowl in her first year in the NFL. How many can say that?

Pinto Ron is that you?

The Bills would be the laughing stock in all of Sports if they used We Are the Champions as one of their stadium songs

Super Bowl commercials haven't been relevant for about a decade now