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Very sorry to hear about your loss....98 years is a hell of a run

They made me nervous after the first Offensive series but they definitely played good as the day went on. That Washington front four is no joke

I've heard awesome things about them before. Naples is a couple hours away from me but I play golf out there occasionally, next time I go I will have to make a pit stop

Curious for anybody who pays attention to this stuff....have other teams been continuing a Wall of Fame type thing as they have opened new stadiums? I genuinely don't know if it is still a thing or considered dated now?

This was the road game my group picked this year, I decided awhile back to sit this year's trip out(had some other stuff going on and not a huge fan of DC), but now I'm even more thankful I didn't bother going with how bad the weather is this weekend.

He's already on the Wall of Fame

Do those Grape Pies live up to the hype?

He just dropped the call immediately and went to another one The funny thing was I remember it was the 2nd call he had taken that day and the first call was kinda out there too and after that one he did say something to the effect of "we're really having a day today so far"...it was really funny though, wish I still had it saved somewhere

Not only that but I remember a story about the week leading up to the Super Bowl against the Giants, which was also the first year Bruce won NFL Defensive Player of the Year, during the media sessions Bruce was proclaiming it was officially his era and he was the best Defensive player in the league now and they went back to LT about it and LT pretty much agreed with it. I know I have read this somewhere, there has gotta be some old-timers on this board who can back me up on this?

Any idea what year that would be from? Must've been a nice Nostalgia trip for you

You don't think Bruce Smith was considered a household name back then?

https://x.com/JennaCottrell/status/1704940475331891279?s=20 It's nice to see the respect being shown here, Milano is a guy that has flown under the radar across the NFL over the years but I think he is finally starting to get the league wide recognition he deserves. He has been outstanding in the first two weeks so far.

https://www.audacy.com/wgr550/sports/sabres/adams-sabres-championship-window-is-open

Nothing will ever top the guy that called into Sal's show and asked what was going on with Russ Brandon banging Lauren Hall...my all-time favorite WGR moment

I was actually pretty shocked when I read on here this Summer that we had the oldest roster by average of age in the NFL...also hard to believe guys like Dawkins and Milano have been in the league as long as they have already. Time flies

Two separate points from me here: 1) What happened is a freaking tragedy and heartbreaking. There is no excuse to put someone's life in danger over a football game. Very sad reading about this today 2) I do have to disagree with a lot of the comments in this thread making it sound like things are at an all-time low attending Bills games these days behavior wise. From my personal experience I feel like fan behavior is MUCH better than it was 10-15 years ago. Outside of seeing the occasional hammered person who has just drank way too much I really haven't seen anything too bad happen in a long time...Going to games years ago I definitely witnessed fights and shenanigans on a regular basis. I feel like maybe the price increases over the years have already weeded out a lot of the idiots from years past

I think this dude was so high he thought he was time traveling to the 2026 Home Opener

It's a week to week league and an NFL season is a roller coaster, let's see where this ride takes us

Somehow someone will find a way to blame this on Maddy Glab

Did this guy think it was still the 70s?

I would think so as well, after the Jerry Sullivan incident he was terminated just about immediately. She would be gone by now if that's the action they were taking.

Any insight as to whether the Bills are upset with Glab herself over this incident or just keeping her out of the spotlight for a bit to let this die down?

I can already tell this is going to be this weeks "Maddy Glab story"

Hmmm sounds familiar

Was a fun outing, spent the entire day in Jamestown. Started at the Lucy Museum which is split in two parts...the first focusing on the I Love Lucy show and the second more about her own personal life. Was cool to see pics of her swimming in Lake Chautauqua as a kid and seeing a Newspaper article about her returning to Jamestown High School after she made it big. Got lunch at a nice diner called Allen Street Diner. The owner was really nice and super personable. Came over to our table and talked to us for a bit. Then went to the National Comedy Center. Much bigger and more to see than the Lucy Museum. Was pretty impressive although there were some Comedy icons that should have had their own exhibits IMO(Farley, Robin Williams, John Candy to name a few that stood out). There was a lot of cool interactive stuff to do there. Then went to Lucille Ball Park which was really beautiful and sits right on Lake Chautauqua and saw the statues, we just happened to be there when the woman who created the good sculpture was in town to take some photos and was hanging with the Jamestown Mayor. The mayor introduced us and got to shoot the s*** a little bit with them. Then we drove by her childhood home and checked out the cemetery where she is buried. My Mom is a huge Lucille Ball fan so she was in her glory. I didn't mind being along for the ride, I actually watched a lot of I Love Lucy when I was a kid back during the Nick at Nite days. The only bad experience was deciding to go to Dinner at La Cucina Della Nonna....there was nothing Italian about that place. It was dirty and dumpy and the service was really bad and slow. I ordered an Italian Wedding soup to come out before my meal and it took forever and then when it finally came out it was disgusting lol. At that point we decided to pay for our drinks and the soup and head back home to one of our favorite Italian restaurants. All in all Jamestown is a nice,fun little town and it's pretty cool they get to claim someone as Iconic as Lucy! Was fun paying homage and revisiting her childhood