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  On 1/18/2024 at 7:19 PM, sunshynman said:

So, Buffalo wins the SB this year; The new stadium will be known as, "The Pit", Where many virgin Bills fans were sacrificed! 

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Instead of 60 ft tall Buffalos how about an alter?

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You do realize that when the pit gets filled up and foundation has been poured, we are doomed to 17 new years of drought, similar to excavation of indigenous burial grounds of yesteryear? 🤔 

 

What’s our workaround going to be??

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  On 1/18/2024 at 7:59 PM, NoHuddleKelly12 said:

You do realize that when the pit gets filled up and foundation has been poured, we are doomed to 17 new years of drought, similar to excavation of indigenous burial grounds of yesteryear? 🤔 

 

What’s our workaround going to be??

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If we win it all I won’t care it will be a new generation problem. 

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  On 1/18/2024 at 7:59 PM, NoHuddleKelly12 said:

You do realize that when the pit gets filled up and foundation has been poured, we are doomed to 17 new years of drought, similar to excavation of indigenous burial grounds of yesteryear? 🤔 

 

What’s our workaround going to be??

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Field level is still below ground, so it doesn't matter how far down The Pit will be, just that it is a pit.  

 

 

  On 1/18/2024 at 7:24 PM, PromoTheRobot said:

 

Instead of 60 ft tall Buffalos how about an alter?

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Diving board along the top of the stadium.  

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"That's Good Sports" has a graphic for Feed the Pit, but I can't bring it up at work.

 

Also, I think it only works with willing sacrifices, and would not want to test that mojo with unwilling ones.

  On 1/18/2024 at 8:32 PM, NoHuddleKelly12 said:
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Oh!  That was the aforementioned graphic!

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  On 1/18/2024 at 2:36 PM, Logic said:

I'll post just the intro, but there's obviously more to the article. Just thought it was funny that this has picked up enough national steam to warrant an article on The Ringer.

https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2024/1/18/24042427/buffalo-bills-pit-highmark-stadium-2024-nfl-playoffs-josh-allen

 

Orchard Park, New York, is a strange place. First of all, not a ton of orchards there, in my experience. Far more Tim Hortonses. But more specifically, Orchard Park is an unassuming bit of flat land located 12 miles away from downtown Buffalo. Founded in 1803 by a man named Didymus and his wife, Phebe, it sits just off of Lake Erie, in the heart of a snow band that consistently pummels the area while other nearby towns remain dry. The wind swirls mercilessly and painfully. And as the home to the Buffalo Bills and Highmark Stadium (née Ralph Wilson Stadium), Orchard Park is a plastic-table graveyard that also regularly sees grown men covered in ketchup and mustard, hard liquors of all colors consumed out of bowling pins, and a man/child/golden retriever who’s so gloriously ungainly that his juke moves are confused for fake slides.


But currently, there’s something going on that’s weird even by Orchard Park standards. Something supernatural. Something that eludes explanation and exceeds whatever good mojo might come from donating to opposing players’ charities and whatever bad mojo might come from still having O.J. Simpson’s name emblazoned on your team’s Wall of Fame.


There is a pit now, and it must be fed.

And you’re telling me this hole in the ground has magical properties?


Yes, I am. The Buffalo Bills came into the season as one of the favorites to win the Super Bowl. Then Aaron Rodgers tore his Achilles in a game against the Bills in Week 1, and everything went ***** bonkers: The Bills lost that game on an overtime punt return; then, in a blowout win over the Dolphins in Week 4, cornerback Tre’Davious White tore his Achilles (and linebacker Matt Milano broke his leg a week later); and then the Bills went on to lose games to the Jaguars, THE PATRIOTS, and, most embarrassingly, the Broncos (on a last-second field goal that happened only because the Bills had 12 men on the field on the previous missed attempt). Buffalo fired offensive coordinator and expected-points-added merchant Ken Dorsey after that loss to Denver, even though he had no connection to the special teams unit (but let’s not get into that).

After another overtime loss, to the Philadelphia Eagles, the Bills went into their bye at 6-6, with just a 15 percent chance to make the playoffs and with games remaining against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Dallas Cowboys, and the Miami Dolphins.


Somehow, the Bills haven’t lost in the six games since. They took down the Dolphins in Week 18 to win their fourth straight AFC East title and then last weekend defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild-card round. They’re now set to host the Chiefs—a team previously responsible for reiterating how cursed the Bills franchise is—in the first true road playoff game in Patrick Mahomes’s career.


As the thinking goes, this is all thanks to the Pit.

 

 

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Excellent season recap, so many bizarre and mostly negative outcomes on very close games.  Amazing we survived this long and the Bills could in fact host every playoff game to the Super Bowl.

 

Seems like we have survived so much and got this far almost a team of destiny.  Then again I though the same thing after the comeback game.

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