Ned Flanders

Disneyland's head of security had "no comment."

Don't seem to be making it easy...you need to go to Tops (they're still around?) or a gas station, get a secret "code," then go online to get the tickets. Why do you need a ticket anyways? Do the Bills think that 70,000 will show up at the Ralph for this?!?!

I see. I have a Samsung TV that supports YouTube TV and YTTV also carries our local ABC station where Hulu does not. However, History station is not on YTTV but on Hulu...tough choice but the local ABC won out.

Yup, a Five Guys now. Kevin Grevey is sitting poolside some place nice now, sipping a cool drink, thanks to Bills fans.

Made it into Arlington right as the rains started...neighborhood in Fairfax County is saturated with many roads closed, including US Rt. 50, a very major thoroughfare. Thankfully, my home and family are dry.

Let us know if AT&T reaches out to you in the coming days asking you to come back and to what, if any promos they offer. I am cancelling next month when my $60/month credit expires...curious as to why Hulu Premium over YouTube TV, which I'm looking at. I also have Netflix and Prime.

I watched the game at an old Bills bar, Grevey's in Falls Church, VA and by the 4th quarter, the cooks came out of the kitchen to watch...it was that kind of game.

True dat. A couple I didn't see mentioned: Tom Petty, the Live Anthology Guess Who, Live at the Paramount, IMO one of the best live albums ever.

This movie has potential. Waiting anxiously for the first Top Gun II trailer.

Jeepers H. Crackers, I didn't know this was going to turn into a njsue (RIP) homework thread...just a simple request and I apologize for not knowing who specifically keeps the trains running on the TBD homepage, which, surprising, seems no one reads or cares about. Oh, and thanks for all the suggestions on how to find the schedule, as many of you masters of the obvious so wonderfully articulated.

1976. The Expos almost didn't happen in 1969...a year earlier Montreal was awarded a team with no stadium in place and the owners and the city had to scramble to get a pi$$ poor stadium built at Jarry Park...after much fits and starts between MLB and the team's owners, the franchise was within a week of being awarded to...wait for it...Buffalo.

Can the 2018 schedule (it starts to rain every time I look at the Ravens opener) be taken down and the 2019 schedule posted? Thanks in advance.

Looks like parking is $10 but admission is free. https://redskinsrva.bonsecours.com/training-camp/parking That said, I'd rather pay $10 and walk to the venue than wait in line for a bus, pay a buck, and wait in line for a ride back after practice.

Just to contrast, Skins to have 22 sessions open to the public at their off-site camp in Richmond: https://www.hogshaven.com/2019/5/24/18638948/redskins-training-camp-schedule-22-practice-sessions-open-to-the-public

These numbers don't sound legit...I think Rochester is at around 30% but they must get more than one percent from Syracuse/Albany/Ontario.

5. The home opener at Rich, Sept. 30, 1973: John Leypoldt's three FGs prove the difference. 4. AFC Championship vs. Denver. A Bills win but Bronco defensive coordinator Wade Phillips figured out the K-Gun and Washington followed suit in SB win two weeks later. 3. AFC Championship vs. KC: Thurman running wild and the crowd swooning "Georgia" after the game as the Bills were headed to Atlanta for Dallas rematch...ugh... 2. Three Way Tie: Opener vs. Fish in 1980 which broke the infamous streak; the last home game that season vs. the Rams; and the "Roland Hooks Game" in 1981. 1. AFC Championship vs. Raiders: 41-3 at halftime and the party was on, pure euphoria in the midst of the Gulf War.

Only 8 practices slated for SJF and none at night?

Dogfish Head just came out with a low-calorie, low-ABV (4%) IPA that's pretty tasty and a good summer time beer. May only be available in the mid-Atlantic though. Check your local listings.

I believe it was Roger Staubach who coined the term after a late game heave to Drew Pearson won a playoff game against the Vikings in Minnesota. 1971 or 72? Anyways, after the game, Staubach said he just threw the ball up there, said a Hail Mary, and hoped for the best. It's been called a "Hail Mary" play ever since. And that is your history lesson for the day...

Up near Vandy is a great old steak house: Jimmy Kelly's. Easy name to remember and I highly recommend.

I was at the game, watching the end from one of the upper deck tunnels. Many had left, and after Hooks caught the TD, guys came running out of the bathroom, some with their pants still down around their ankles...Hooks' catch before the TD was one of the ages, and, of course, set up the Hail Mary. The play starts around the 3:30 mark.

All off Peterman...he needs to go.

Would like a video lineup titled "History," where some of the classic NFL Films stuff is housed.

Would have been nice to have a Canadian veteran observing, but I'm picking nits.

Thanks for the report, much appreciated. Some in my crew still have flip phones...ugh...so, the question is, can they get in using the ticket on my phone, say, I go in first then hand them my phone? Apologies in advance for the stupid question.