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Hines just tied the NFL record for KO return TD's in a game.

Hard to play lights out when you have Judon in your face most of the time.

ugh

He's not as preppy as Nate.

Nickel which we play almost 100% of the time, is the model for a prevent defense. No pass rush getting home.

Wish Gabe Davis would be able to make catches like that.

He has better blockers in the middle.

Bills and KC in the title game - Purdue stadium is almost exactly half way and seats around 60,000.

I've heard Terry Pegula probably has enough influence at State College that they would make their 110,000 seat Beaver Stadium available.

Josh is famous for his pregame butterflies and worse.

Assuming John Brown has some semblance of his former speed, suspect Josh will be testing his elbow and a deep shot or two this game. I do worry about Spencer Brown and Saffold keeping him upright against the likes of Uche and Judon, I could see Bills running heavy formations with Bobby Hart to help against the pass rush.

San Antonio and San Diego are the two largest cities without an NFL team. San Antonio has hosted both Men's and Women's final four. Alamodome may not have enough skyboxes etc.

I do worry about if we don't get an early lead, that the Pats will use a steady dose of Stevenson running at Lawson and our depleted/nicked up LB's and secondary. Shorten the game and force us to stop the run.

Davis is an exception, his family business & wealth all come from football [Thanks to Ralph for keeping Al Davis afloat back in the 60's], He's usually ranked as the least wealthy owner [excluding the Packers].

Thanks, yes they have monster truck that weekend. Monster Truck in Indy is 2/4, Conference Championship is 1/29, can they turn over the stadium that quickly?

as far as neutral site domes: Lucas Oil - Venue available Buf to Indy - 494 miles KC to Indy - 475 miles Cin to Indy - 112 miles Mercedes Benz - Atl - Venue available Buf to Atl - 887 miles KC to Atl - 792 Miles Cin to Atl - 460 miles Cinci fans will have a distance advantage to each of the domes in the eastern half of the country.

Just looked at the available Free Agent safeties, and Jason McCourty is the only name I even remotely recognize. Cupboard is pretty bare.

I suspect the head to head result would be excluded from the random number selection, having had a lot of statistics courses that would be most logical, but this is the NFL and the Hunts arguably are the most influential owners in the AFC.

Former Bill Paul Maguire right below.

You could add team president and co-owner out of action due to health issues.

That's true, I was there in the bleachers with my dad.

Hodgins TD.

Bills really screwed up on Hodgins. Guy looks like a great target

People keep saying we have to create a lot of cap space for Edmunds. He's making 12.7MM this year on his 5th year option. Sign him to a 4 yr deal and spread the signing bonus, and he actually could help the cap in 2023.

Since 2017 - First and Second Round 2017 1 27 Tre'Davious White - All Pro before injury 2018 1 16 Tremaine Edmunds - Pro Bowl 2018 1 7 Josh Allen - Top 3 QB in the league 2019 1 9 Ed Oliver - Top 25% of DT's 2021 1 30 Gregory Rousseau - 2nd Yr Top 15% of Edge 2022 1 23 Kaiir Elam - Rookie, below average CB 2017 2 63 Dion Dawkins top 25% of OT's 2017 2 37 Zay Jones - Traded - currently top 40% of WR's 2019 2 38 Cody Ford - Traded - bottom 10% of OT's 2020 2 54 A.J. Epenesa - Bottom 20% of Edge 2021 2 61 Carlos Basham Jr. - Middle of the pack Edge 2022 2 63 James Cook - Top 1/3 of RB as rookie, top 4 in his age group. I would say busts are Cody Ford and AJE. Jury is out on Elam. League Wide there are 640 1st and 2nd round choices in a 5 year cycle, Bills have several stars and a number of solid if not spectacular contributors. Not every first or second rounder is going to be an all-pro or pro-bowler.