ddaryl

mine use to. I use to get trained yearly but they stopped. well trained but I like my refreshers

Yes.. And for those of you who are not trained in CPR and how to use a AED you should consider it. Classes are usually readily available

Kevin Everett. That was another horrific situation but this one is even worse

That makes sence since DTV was bringing in cash... so ($500 million/2) /32 = 7.8 million per team...

Cool to hear. I have been looking into it but held off till I saw what was happening with Sunday Ticket. It looks like a rock solid deal, much cheaper than DirectTV....

$2 billion per season about 50% goes towards players salaries ($2 billion*0.5) /. 32 teams = 31.5 million approximately in salary cap space not sure if my math is correct but its got to be in the ball park. Will they add that in one season I don't know but I thouhgt the CBA had provisions that approx 50% of all TV monies go towards player salaries. That won't last. They will protect their investment and block anyone who pings off a local distribution router in the WNY area.

I still want the dome-heads to show me where the money is coming from and how the tax payers can expect to see a return on investment. If Pegula's want to pony up I'm all for it, but they do not. I tried explaining this to a dome-head. But sed dome-head without showing any math and actually countering with a convincing argument that all the tax payer moeny would be recouped only said .... But I am still very interested in seeing math that works that would justify the extra cost of a dome. All my math has the investment coming up way short of a return on it.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardmcgahey/2022/03/29/buffalos-billion-dollar-tax-fumble/?sh=103d00c4516f it wasn't ever going to happen and it wasn't ever going to be pushed for because it cost a $Billion more.. regardless of what you said a billion in profits for the state was not going to happen with a dome added.... The Bills alone generate $27 million annually...That $27 million is already tied to the cost of the no dome stadium 27 million times 25 years = 675 million SO lets say we add the dome at cost of $1 billion more. How many events would it take to recoup the cost of investment. Even if a dome only cost $500 million more do the math. 65,000 people (projected stadium capacity plus floor for concerts) you can argue the additonal taxes from bars, food, shopping in preperation, parking, gas might add more to the revenue but it won't be enough to offset the cost to taxpayers, whom many were against what we did spend.... And in regards to concerts there is no payroll income tax that matches what the BIlls pay so you would have to have multiple major events a month to come close to producing the tax revenue that would justify the investment. Now you understand fully why we did not get a dome. There is NO justification finacially, and we barely got justfication for what we are building.

because it adds another billion to construction costs.... we are already using more taxpayer money than other teams do for the stadium.. You want to sell that one to Joe and Jane public?

Diggs . . . . . . . . . who ever decides to actually show up yes I am this down on every receiving option outside of Diggs... no consistency

Yeah I'm still looking at those dropped passes and the lack for making tough catches when needed I like the guy, but we can do better in the TE department.

Knox is has regressed this year in the pass catching department. When compared to other TE's this year 17 in receptions 18th in targets 19th in yards

This is how bad McKenzie / Davis have been in the consistency department. I think this signing screams this

he can stay on the team he just is not proving to be a #1 TE.

From what I saw ending last season to this season.. I'm sticking with mind boggling.

Its ok to call a spade a spade, This offese is struggling for consistency.... This year is about winning the SB... so anything that might keep us from getting there is being discussed. This is not being spoiled, this is having expectations for this franchise.... I'm concerned

So much for analytics I guess.

I'm not thrilled with our OC either. But we also have crap after Diggs for reliable pass catchers which is mind boggling. The offense needs investment for the future

Blackshear is just a JAG don't understand the love affair

personally I think these "Gritty Wins" is just the Bills under performing. consistency is a major issue with this team

50% is not a tell

McKenzie should be shown the door Davis should be regulated to a depth WR Knox should be replaced with a true #1 TE

I worry about home field advantage, yes we can win it all without it possibly, but in my eyes the odds go up considerably at home. for me consistency is key...... if this team plays consistent, then we dominate, we win out, we get HFA, and then ........ Outside of Dawkins being out agaist NE I thought that was one of our most consistent games of the season. We ran well, we took the underneath stuff and the defense had aswers. I want more of that.

for me its about consistency... In our losses we have seen some maddening inconsistencies, and we have seen hese same inconsistencies in some of our wins. Like running the football, and taking the underneath stuff. This is one place I really liked what I saw vs the Pats, it was all working and the team was playing well in all phases. I do have the expectation that the BIlls would look sharp in all games this year especially the Jets and Miami... I expected a few losses this year... but its more about that ability to be consistent....The running game has not been so hopefully NE was a sign of things down the stretch As for winning the SB, I can help it I want there to be no doubt all year long.... I have some doubts so that kind of breeds the frustration.... I'm just hoping the stretch run here demonstrates we are ready and we are playing at home for the playoffs