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Problem is, sometimes you end up with beautiful footage of a 100+ yard Jeff Tuel pick six that happened right in front of you. I don't know why I still have that on my phone. Oh, wait, yes I do. So that one day we can all look back on it and laugh.

I think we found Belichick's TBD login.

I was going to say the same thing. It keeps their name and material out there, especially in the lulls between developing one-hour sets and a new special. They're not my cup of tea, and I agree they can be rambling, but I totally get why comedians do podcasts. They're dirt cheap to produce and distribute. Take on a few sponsors and they can break even or even make a few bucks. And occasionally they can lay waste to those same sponsors and make comedic gold.

From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Wilson "He was a guiding force in AFL policies that ensured success, such as gate and television revenue sharing. As one of only three AFL owners to be on relatively solid financial ground (along with Hunt and Bud Adams), Wilson lent the financially troubled Oakland Raiders $400,000 and was also willing to lend money to Billy Sullivan of the New England Patriots. Wilson helped keep those franchises afloat, likely saving the entire league from folding (the AFL was unique among professional football leagues in that not a single AFL franchise folded in its history)."

For those who don't already do this, one of the loudest sounds a person can make without any kind of mechanical assistance is a nice loud whistle. There are many different methods, and I learned from my dad when I was young. This is always my go-to noise from section 127 while the Bills are on defense. It's pretty deafening. Do not use indoors or in an enclosed space because it WILL damage your ears. The other great thing about a loud whistle is that you won't lose your voice. Here are some pages that teach you how: This one uses the "OK" finger method, my favorite: http://www.tapeonline.com/articles/how-to-whistle-real-loud Two-hands, also effective, but not my go-to. http://www.artofmanliness.com/2012/04/08/how-to-whistle-with-your-fingers/ This one gets into the fingerless whistling, which I could never master: http://www.wikihow.com/Wolf-Whistle

I think there's a fair to middling chance the mob actually does run that joint. It's in Gates, right off 390 next to an auto chop shop and across from some shady abandoned warehouse.

I've driven by it. I don't think there's a more depressing location. The cast of The Walking Dead would think that place is pretty dank.

Bill Burr rules. His rant about DraftKings during a live read is gold. Warning: Extremely NSFW language. http://youtu.be/x_1dIDWDYd8

That's fine. After all, Ralph did float that franchise a loan to keep it afloat. It happened before 2002 though, so Pats fans have no idea it happened.

So the WHOLE TEAM left practice?? DOOMED!

Oh, I already bought one and will be modifying it accordingly for the Giants game on 10/4.

Did you register just to talk up Karlos Williams? Are you with Free Shoes University?

I've been to Bills' roadies in Atlanta, Charlotte and Denver, fully decked in Bills gear. Never experienced or witnessed an ounce of bad behavior. I even wore my foam wing hat in Charlotte. People were just confused, some thought it was a Cheeto. I'll be honest, I kind of don't like the dark, negative vibe in the stands for the Pats games. Yes, I have seen atrocious behavior by a few Pats fans, but way more by some of Buffalo's finest boozebags. I've said this before, and 22-year old me wants to throat-punch 36-year old me for saying it, but if we do end up with a new stadium, AND the tailgating gets dialed back from 11 to about 9.5, AND some of the worst drunken idiots get priced out, I'm OK with that. EDIT: And I should add, I make no judgements toward those who imbibe responsibly. I'm Irish; I'm wired for drinking. I just know how to handle myself.

I thought the train horn was a throwback to the old Memorial Stadium. Weren't there trains that ran by that place all the time?

Exactly. There are few things on this earth more boring than listening to someone kvetch about their fantasy team.

Probably on some random sh#t.

Yeah, I get that now. Makes sense. Still disappointing.

I think it's probably on in Idaho because we're popular with actual Buffalo.

Jim Rome spent a good chunk of his first segment talking Bills/Pats. Talked about how fired up we are, said he'd tell the Mafia to "tap the brakes" but he knows that's not what we do. Said if we win, watch out. The NFL becomes the RFL (Rex Football League).

None of the major markets east of the Mississippi except for Philly are carrying the Bills game. (except for Boston obviously). I thought the storylines were a lock for national coverage. The reigning champs, what could best be described as their questionable ethics, their first game on the road, the new look Bills and their larger-than-life coach taking on his white whale. If I put on my tinfoil hat, I think this is furthering the "let's move on" narrative the NFL so desperately wants to push in regards to the cheating cheaters.

I am genuinely surprised by this. I thought this game would get a lot more national play.

Yup. A real high motor gym rat.

Except... In our stadium, the home and away teams both exit the same way.

Just wait until we get leosis mckelvin back.