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And then literally gave away a billion dollars. What have you done with your life?

So what you're saying is, you're a Bress man?

I am? Wow... So many people to thank. Hey, honey!! We finally made it!!

I'm with you. Coworkers fist bumping for a job well done, no big deal. Except, you know, when you're supposed to be perfectly impartial and millions of eyes are watching you. It just looks bad.

I lean this way as well. Will installing yet another new staff and new schemes really provide such accelerated improvement? Maybe, maybe not. But I can't help but feel this team is on the cusp of something. The last Bills roady I saw before yesterday was the Brian Brohm experiment in Atlanta in 2009. Unlike that horrible game, what we saw yesterday was real football being played by a real team. A team that can't get out of its own way and shoots itself in the foot, yes, but a real team nonetheless. That was a winnable game yesterday. We are so close, just a few pieces away. I worry another coaching reboot would only further delay success.

The personal foul on Graham was completely mystifying. They replayed it on the jumbotron. No idea what they saw. My favorite non-call was when #97 headbutted a helmetless Lee Smith.

Am currently at the Denver airport having a beer, waiting for my buddy to get in from Vegas.

Lots of good Bills vibes this morning at ROC airport. We're gonna need them.

After sprinting out of my nosebleed seats to avoid getting killed, I'm with ya.

I as well. Quick stop in Newark then on to Denver.

I'm so pumped for this trip, I'm currently weighing whether or not to wear all my Bills gear on the flight out to Denver.

Marcel knocked my neck screws out

So... People shouldn't protest anything because there's other stuff that people aren't protesting because you shouldn't protest anything in the first place. CTE is a hell of a drug.

Try driving to the top of Pike's Peak in Colorado Springs at 14,000 feet. I did that once and stumbled out of the car feeling like I just shotgunned four martinis.

I lived in New England for three years myself, and I am familiar with this phenomenon. I would argue it's exactly like all the WNYers who worship the Yankees, yet rag on NYC constantly.

Doesn't get any closer than that.

Flying out there from ROC. Every few years, me and some buddies scattered around the country meet up for a Bills roady. Can't wait!

Yes, Mr. P. Please scrap any and all incremental signs of progress and clean house. Because nothing leads to consistent success better than cleaning house every 2-3 years.

Good question. Large men and hypoxia are a bad mix. And doesn't one of our players have sickle cell anemia? I remember that conversation earlier this year.

Hell, I'd settle for "wish we PLAYED the NFC South this year."

Because he got steamrolled by a very large man moving at a high rate of speed. Decades from now, wherever he is, Manziel will recall that as his "Welcome to the NFL" moment.

Simply the fact that we never again have to worry about our team going away.

Somebody on here once referred to him as Nigel Bedlam. That needs to be a t-shirt.

Honestly, I wouldn't hate it. The Mrs. and I were discussing it. It would take a huge chunk of the personality out of Bills football, yes. On the other hand, it would be nice from a comfort perspective. We aren't really "old" but those late season games aren't getting any easier. A retractable roof really would be the best of both worlds. Nothing beats a WNY fall day.