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Putin, give it a few minutes. If we’re not making a pitch for someone to bring a Star here, we’re panicking he’s going to NE. That would be scary though if really happened. Like a nightmare, but seriously doubt it. GB would be on the hook for way too much $ for the next two years or so. He’s 36 so probably in 2022, I can see someone grabbing him as they don’t take as much of a hit by then. Besides by year 3, their young guy if he’s ever going to be ready, would be ready then. He’s raw now, and GB is overall a well run team, so they picked him probably to groom him like Rodgers in the Favre era. I like Icebowl who is welcome here, but not crazy about a third stud QB after Favre and Rodgers. We had to wait 20+ years for Allen after Kelly, and I really want to believe Allen will grow into the guy. I remember someone posted and made me think Allen only started for two years at Wyoming so he’s almost like a rookie. I mean by that two years in college and two years in the pros. This year could be his year.

Bart, but then chickens would be offended. To playoffspoint, just about any nickname can be perverted into an offense. I do agree Redskins is the one anomaly where even though it’s been the name for over 80 years should be changed. Things change. I was watching a while back in the am before the gym, an episode from the first season of MASH ( classic in the first few years ) and forgot the doctor in the first seasons name. I’ll just say Dr. Jones as I won’t use his first name. It is absolutely offensive, but my point is just from 1972 to now, life has changed. I’d like to think for the better.

I know Yolo, but it only takes so long before someone says, let’s bring him to Buffalo. I’m not surprised when we do a great trade for Diggs, and thought it was worth it.

You’re schtick never gets old, ya dig. Keep em coming jerk, sorry “the jerk”. Separate note, sounds like Moats is on the Bills offensive bandwagon. Loved that guy. Hated when we let him go to Pittsburgh, and he had a decent career there.

Oh great, another thread about a QB or any other star player not in a million years coming to Buffalo.

I’m not one to rush to judgement, but if these allegations are true, it’s deplorable. If not, then these women should be arrested. We’ll see after a criminal investigation. If they covered it up, then Snyder is going to have a tough time keeping the team. The owners will cave on him again if true. It’s one thing for the Irsay thing, and he admitted he was addicted to pain meds, but covering up if true is what will pressure the league to force a sale.

Well, if our positive cases is anything like basketball where players are all over each other sweating etc., they have approximately 6%. Thats 121 players as speculation for positive tests out of 2016. 2016/32=63. The active 53 + 10 practice squad. I know most know this, but just for a few who didn’t my reasoning to point out. A season can still happen with 121 or more positive cases, and if you look at the overall positive incidences in many states. I’m in the camp every thread doesn’t need to be hijacked into the sky is falling. If it’s cancelled, it’s cancelled, although unlikely. Back to Yolo’s initial thread, I’m happy to see the Bills finally being picked for the first time in over 20 years. This season should be a fun distraction for the crap we are dealing with in the overall society. The author made some decent points, and I’m cautiously optimistic on the season. It actually would be fun if it were the Bills vs. the Bucs in the SB after we beat the Chiefs in the AFCC.

You have to admit, you can’t write this script up any funnier (a@#hat stadium, the shite hole, and so on). We could win the next 5 SB’s straight and still be the laughing stock of the league if the Pegulas took Tushy up on their offer. Their not that dumb. They won’t so I wouldn’t worry about it. Yolo had a good idea with Amazon, or another monster company that does business everywhere. It’s too bad I still don’t think beer companies can buy the naming rights of a stadium as that would make it easy. Then again, God would probably play a sick joke on us and have the name go to Busch Stadium.

Funny, when I read the lawn comment, I thought of the dad from that 70’s show. “Dumbass”. Sorry mods, but it was ok on TV.

Captain, coming from someone who lives in FL, you are wrong. You said FL didn’t quarantine. Not true. They shut everything down for around two months. The problem where you are correct is FL, GA, AZ, TX and other states reopened too early. We then three weeks ago reinstituted masks again, bars closed again, etc. You are right on point FL should have never opened as early as it did nor any other State, and now paying the price. Im not nitpicking as I understand you’re frustration and I’m frustrated as well. I was not happy FL opened as early as it did, and was predictable the spike. I grew up in Buffalo, but FL has been my home the last 20+ years. Desantis screwed up and we are paying for it.

Bonita, not busting chops, but the tag deadline ended yesterday at 4pm yesterday EST. You might know something I don’t so enlighten, but I think it’s over bud. Again, I’m not sarcastic, I just don’t know any option of any team at this point.

Yolo, I thought that was a good idea so I looked it up. They have the rights to the Seattle basketball arena, but no NFL Stadium. Since their stuff is sold everywhere I can see them going after it. You’re right though, if anything they probably have gained sales during this quarantine.

That was a long time ago.

Pittsburgh and NE is dependent upon their QB’s health. I think the Steelers have a better shot as a healthy Big Ben is bigger threat. The Steelers have a great defense and some weapons on offense.

It was interesting listening to David Diehl (Giants Lineman for 13 years and played both Tackle and Guard) yesterday how much of a challenge it will be for Peters to move inside at 38. He went into detail where a Tackle vs. Guard and how their actions are based on what step. Also, he pointed out first year Tackle last year had a mediocre performance last year and allowed a great deal more sacks than Peters when he played. His inference was Peters will end up at Tackle at some point for Philly especially since Wentz can’t take all the hits as he has been hurt too often.

Good points Alf. By Spotrac, there are no teams that currently have $40 mil. In space. Cleveland is the only one close at $38 mil. and Washington at $34 mil., so it makes sense in the Arizona article why teams are hesitant to extend their players like Patrick Peterson. This is one of many reasons why guys like Clowney and others haven’t been signed. It’s almost surprising why Chris Jones, and Miles Garrett received huge deals. Not because they aren’t the best at their positions, as they are towards the top, just surprising the teams are willing to shell out that much $ during these financially unstable times.

Well for $4 mil./yr., it’s going to have to be a significant company with assets. Given the number of National spots this year, and probably more in the future, they should be able to get a national company to support.

Good for him. He led the league and was a beast. They I think by what I read can get out without huge penalty after two years. If he can take that punishment, god bless him and hope he sees it out. He is fun to watch as he beats up defenses. Now selfishly, can Moss be that guy. Not all the carries as I love Singletary, but in the red zone.

Pete, Goodell doesn’t work for the public, corporations (per se) or the fans. He reports to 32 ownership groups. He is the mouthpiece for those persons. I’m not saying I’m a fan or not. I just understand a CEO’s position given my corporate background. They never say what they are really thinking nor should they do so.

Only you Ridgeway.

Bridge, Lou Saban would be happy.

Biscuit, good points. I just don’t think he has much left on him and I expect if BB signs him, he’ll be cut by the end of camp or after the first couple of games. BB is known for giving guys like him, Chad Johnson, and others another chance and then get rid of him. By the time 11/1 comes around for our 1st Pats game, you’re right, he most likely wouldn’t be there. The good news is he could help the Pats to a couple of losses. He wasn’t worth it then, and he is not even close to worth it now. A guy can dream on the Feliciano ars whooping. All if those years watching him come in out of shape and having to sit on treadmills when everyone else on the team was practicing was revolting. If a joke of a Jax team has not signed him, not a lot of teams are even thinking about him anymore. Just another mismanagement example of our illustrious Bills administrations.

Please hire Dareus so Feliciano can abuse him with Morse. Dareus is a lazy slob.

Augie, it was a good question on a lot of people’s minds. There should be football without fans so that is 70% roughly of the revenue from the tv contracts. They may be able to make up a small portion with a Saturday contract with the networks. College most likely will not play until the Spring. College ball needs fans in the seats to pay for most of their sports programs as evidenced by so many universities cancelling sports this season in the other sports as football pays for these programs. There are billions of dollars on the line and the players want to play to get paid. Augie, you’re right, there has been a lot of discussion of spreading out the cap loss over multiple years. Also, the NFLPA won’t go for it, but the NFL also floated holding back 35% of this year’s salaries for players, meaning they still get every last dime, just delayed to deal with the loss. Bottom line is the owners will take it partially on the chin, but still one of the safest investments for a billionaire as each team is almost assured of a profit. It’s just a matter of how profitable. Anyway, again, good question Augs, and a good discussion.

Milton, I almost choked on my water I laughed so hard at the Meth Lab comment. I’ve already said it. There won’t be fans in the stands this year. Some states like my current one will be dumb enough to try 10-15,000 people, most wont follow the rules with masks, distancing etc. and the virus will spike. Then, each resistant state will change and close down the fans in stadiums. Im not wrong on this one. Why people want to go to a mass gathering, where there is no way they can distance in the tunnels, bathrooms, etc. In what world would anyone want to risk getting sick when they can simply watch it on tv, even with a couple of friends or family. We should be lucky, we probably will still have games.