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Some notes on my trip to the Seattle game: Bought my whole family (adult aged kids) from Arizona. Seattle was totally safe and very walkable (and rainy) The city was MOBBED by Bills fans. I mean everywhere. The Space Needle, the fancy Starbucks roaster, Pike Place Market, my hotel, the streets and bars- it was unbelievable. Lost my voice from "Go Bills" to strangers! Everyone was cool- Bills fans were pleasant, and the host city was mostly just charmed (and a bit shocked) Saw no fights, arguments or confrontations. The Bills backers bar on Saturday night ran out of cold beer and ice and had to go get more- Bills fans threw down old school and did y'all proud. Stadium was 50% Bills fans all day. Talked to a couple Seahawks fans at the game and they were shocked and impressed by the Bills turnout. While it was still a close game the Seahawks fans were still pretty loud Gameday experience downtown and outside the stadium really kinda nice- sorry Orchard Park All in all a great trip and proud to be a fan

You can't blame the Browns for the move- they traded a 5th for him, got some good production, then when he turns 30 they trade him for a 3rd

Brining the whole family in from Phoenix! See you all at Vindicitve Bills backers party Friday night!! We bought tickets online $40 bucks each- supposed to be local Bills backers bar- looks fun

Dion is a credit to the team. Y'all are burying the lead here-- the guy has played with a new different starting guard every year!

Just booked for five peeps to Seattle (via Phoenix) Let me know where you are all partying pre-game!

I really think with cap situation and our obvious need to stockpile cheap talent, trading up in the draft (again) would be a huge mistake. If we had held on to the last couple of 4th round picks who knows if some receiver, linebacker or db depth would have prevented the performance gaps in those areas?

I don't understand how any of this is a thing 1) Poyer is a free agent 2) He is supposed to do things to drum up is own value- this is likely his last contract 3) He and his wife are from Florida I think-maybe they want to go home? 4) No offense to Buffalo, but if you are not from there it may not seem a great place to move-I myself prefer palm trees to snow 5) The Bills likely love him but are tight on $$-if he can get a big pay day it's likely elsewhere

This is ludicrous-sounds like when SD fired Schottenheimer for whoever remembers or St. Louis fired Vermeil for Martz. The only way you fire McD is if you are ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN you are upgrading. So for like Andy Reid- yes absolutely but not an unproven Daboll

That's sadly true. I thought BB was excellent on the NFL top players show a couple years back- though it pains me so say it

Don't forget the bills have used two 3rds and a 2nd on RBs in the last three drafts- we have quite a bit invested in the position

I check these dang posts 5 times a day every year!

Thanks for posting the source- all of the OPs post not "much" was lifted from Joe Marino's locked on Bills podcast. Wanted to make sure it gets a plug hear- I listend to while walking literally daily. He really does a great job keeping us out of towners informed.

This article makes some good points- these huge QB really deals can harm teams caps. I am not sure what other options there are...I mean you have to pay Josh Allen.. Very concerning watching this gross receiver money-- what are we going to have to pay for Diggs??

Just- wait- seems wayyyy too much $$$ right? For his age?

It wasn't that Bojo had a punt blocked- it's that he muffled a hold on an easy field goal that blocked. Haack had a terrible game a few weeks ago and got ripped. Seemed kind of silly to get a punter whose specialty was holding. However here we are- maybe Bean was right and knew something after all!? Let's see tonight- Go Bills!