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Had my meeting today. Lower bowl endzone. PSL: $2500 ($500 down, $100/month for 20 months at 0 interest) season tickets: $1,665 My equivalent seat at the old stadium was $1249 for reference. No data yet for 300/400 level seats.

Rarely does criticism come from someone who is doing better than you.... Monos was director of personnel for the Bills 2013-2017. Let's look at the track record: 2013: Ej Manuel, Robert Woods, Kiko, Marquis Goodwin, Duke Williams, Jonathan Meeks Dustin Hopkins, Chris Gragg 2014: Sammy Watkins, Cyry Kouandijo, Preston Brown, Ross Cockrell, Cyril Richardson, Randell Johnson, Seantrel Hendersen 2015: Ronald Darby, John Miller, Karlos Williams, Tony Steward, Nick O'Leary, Dezmin Lewis 2016: Shaq Lawson, Reggie Ragland, Adolphus Washington, Cardale Jones, Jonathan Williams, Kolby Listree, Kevon Semour 2017: Tre White, Zay Jones, Dion Dawkins, Matt Milano, Natah Peterman, Tanner Vallejo One good draft class in 5 tries - coincidently the first year Beane and McDermott were here with him.

and get the Bills to take his buddy Bishop in the 2nd.

Just setting the grounds for an injury settlement.. He'll be out of the league soon enough. He'll get compensated and the Browns will save cap space.

Possibly reading too much into it - but it looked like Caleb was questioning play calls in the huddle and an OL was correcting him. He has an accurate cannon if he ever gets protection - but when it breaks down, he has no awareness.

1) Dolphins 2) Chiefs 3) Jets 4) Cowboys 5) Pats 6-8) Bengals/Steelers/Ravens 9) Browns - with Watson, they would have been 6. Dolphins is based upon decades of hating them. They're also the team that non-Bills fans in Bills country seem to go to as anti-heros. Chiefs are obvious because they've had our number in the post season and I'm jealous. Jets have enough star power that they're very unlikeable despite being non-relevant for a while. Cowboys - f*ck them Pats fell off fast enough that I rarely think of them. That said, they're still in the division so they get a spot at the table Bengals/Steelers/Ravens - respect them, but at the same time they're annoyingly always in the hunt.

He went #1 overall... We were picking 18th. I doubt he put much thought into coming to Buffalo. We went on to have a stellar draft without him. I think we did ok... 1) Shaq Lawson 2) Reggie Ragland 3) Adolphus Washington 4) Cardale Jones 5) Jonathan Williams 6) Kolby Listenbee 6) Kevon Symour

Ravens - they're built to beat us. A power running team with a lead can give us fits. Texans - we beat ourselves. I think if we play them 10 times, we're coming out 6-4 or 7-3.

Chiefs - 3 Bills - 1,000,000,003 Bills by a billion and likely drunken cries for MURRRDDDERRR from the stands.

Shakir - his absence left the offense in shambles. The second half turn around vs. Tennessee started when Josh started targeting him repeatedly.

I'll fight shoulder to shoulder with you.

I can say that sitting in the endzone opposite the tunnel there were a lot of boos when he missed a kick during halftime warmups. Not to the level of Deshean Watson - but still very clear.

low cost in the cap this year... and only a pick swap? This seems like a gift.

I'm not sure I would call the Jets a bottom feeder at this point. With the relative weakness of their remaining schedule compared to ours, I think the division will still be close.

This has become unwatchable

They have billions of reason to lie... or at least turn a blind eye. I'm not a neurologist, and I clearly understand there's a difference between the NFL and youth/highschool sports... but I would be irate if my child was put back into a game after what I saw with my eyes.

Inexcusable decisions at the end.

Aside from the butt-kicking, I’d like to go on record that we need to stop playing Seven Nation Army at home games. Let Baltimore have it.

1) Travis Kelce having only 8 receptions for 69 yards and no TDs in his first three games (two of which were primetime) 2) Buffalo's defense being dominant without Milano, Bernard or Johnson 3) Steelers, Vikings, Commanders and Bengals records 4) Andy Dalton's performance last week

Started playing it last season for at least 2 games - then they showed clips of the team singing it a Dawson's wedding. Dawson referenced it in the Embedded clips and it was at the home opener. Not my favorite - but the young adult generation seems to get behind it.

Now they wear two mouth guards with the opposing teams colors and neither in their mouth.

Knock him as a coach all we want - but how insecure is this board if we're bashing him for the way he dresses on the sideline? We're 12-1 vs them in our last 13 games, but for whatever reason the Dolphins still occupy a huge part of our headspace. Lets just be happy that his poor game management, figured-out offensive scheme, and leaderless roster is in our division.

"Below average passer" is a defendable position. "Below average quarterback" is not. He is an offensive weapon - and I believe that many teams would happily trade their QB for him straight up.

The Jets signing Tyrod is big in my opinion. Last year the season was lost when Rodgers went down. Tyrod can't carry a team, but he won't lose you games either. The defense is strong enough that they'll still win games with him under center. Personally, I see them as more of a threat than the Dolphins. 1a) Bills 1b) Jets 3) Dolphins 9) Patriots