billsfan714

Earn your money Dak.

Well if your Dallas's D you cant be in 3rd and short.

Wear the cowboys D down. Giving up too much on first down.

Yeah will be mitigating factor in terms of any suspension. Espn will go into lugey analysis tomorrow, was Dak spitting at Carter first or spitting between his linemen.

Weather delay is more commercials. I dont think NBC is complaining, bet the NFL beats what Fallon gets in same spot.

Pittsburgh can pick the head cases of WRs.

Was reading PFT a bit ago, and they said whether Carter gets suspended depends on his reaction. Screw that, I think 1 game is warranted, not just thrown out of this one.

i didnt wait this long for football to come back to bail, good game. Plus Im retired. 😃

Cowboys offense sure looking better than the Chiefs in the SB with Carter in there.

50 getting to be no big deal anymore.

Youll see him on the highlights.

I know Im in the minority, but I think Cowboys trading Parsons was good. He sure as crap didnt cause us any problems last we played them. He is weak against the run.

Amen to that, as an out of town Bills fan I just want to watch the Bills games that are not on national TV. I dont watch 48 hours of pro football a week ( 16 games x 3 hours a game). That could be an option, but the NFL wont give you that option.

This times a thousand. To all the people acting like its some serious crime, thank you to the poster above for putting it in perspective. Ever taped a tv show or movie and gave it to a relative--you just stole. Burned a CD, same thing. Recorded an album off FM radio back in the day--you stole. Made a copy of a cassette, you stole. My dad was an Eldrige Club member and in the 70s when they would get a bus and have the club go to a Bills game, they loaded us kids up with beers under our ponchos--yes my dad stole from Ralph Wilson by not buying beer at concession prices. Its all relative. You know what they say about glass houses. For us out of town fans, if you add up Sunday ticket, amazon, peacock, the price is rapidly reaching what a season ticket was in the upper deck a few years ago. Maybe some of the defenders can police the movie theaters to see who smuggled in a box of milk duds and stole from the theater. The old model, you watched the games and watched commercials, that how the league made money, from the networks selling advertising. Now you pay a fee and watch commercials. Just like in the old days you bought season tickets, now you pay a personal license fee for the right to buy season tickets so they can build new stadiums with more luxury boxes. Their increasing ways to maximize profits knows no end.

And Im just saying Sunday Ticket is way overpriced and the NFL wants it that way.

Ravens 30 Bills 24 Same old defense. Henry goes for 150 plus.

Im not sure who you are arguing with.

From AI---Robert Kraft did not set the price for Sunday Ticket but testified that the NFL wanted to keep the service a "premium offering" rather than a widely accessible, lower-priced product, as evidenced by the rejected ESPN proposal for a much cheaper package. Seems pretty clear the owners dont want a cheaper package.

Brown

You are exactly right. Comparisons to the Browns or Schottenheimer Chargers are the most apt.

I'll be happy in the end if we dont sign him.

Looks too much like the Lions imho.

Optimism: Harrison comes back is the real deal at corner, giving us 3 good corners Bosa/Hoecht improve what they are replacing, Miller, etc Josh/Offense should be good to go, can hang with about anyone Bishop improves, greatly. Coleman improves Pessimism: McD and the D, never go to a championship level Injuries, especially on D. Safeties Ok, not great Not sure rookie class going to add much.

Much of a wealthy person's net worth is tied up in appreciated assets, such as company stock, real estate, or other investments. If they were to sell these assets to get cash, they would owe significant taxes on the gains. By taking out a loan against the asset's value instead, they get the cash they need without triggering a taxable event. Again, Terry is fine.

He paid 1.4 billion for the Bills and they are now valued at 5.87 Billion. I think we would all like 300 percent return over 11 years. Yep, Terry is fine. .