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Rams seem like the most clear example and the phrasing of Toronto being the 2nd largest media market in North America lends credence to the fact that the tone deaf NFL may prefer that market like they did LA over worrying about complaints of abandoning a 20 year old stadium. I've been saying this since the stadium deal was announced. Its great for the near term, but in 20-30 years its setting this area up for a huge let down as the lease is coming up and team ownership likely transferring. Los Angeles Rams (from St. Louis) Moved: 2016 Former Stadium: Edward Jones Dome (previously the Trans World Dome) Stadium Age: Opened in 1995. The Rams had played there since its opening. The stadium was 21 years old at the time of the move. Hopefully Pegula makes it so that it doesn't happen like Ralph did.

The question to ask is if it was 34-34 5 minutes left, would they have left? If no, then they deserve the callouts. If yes, then they just wanted to call it a night for various reasons. The truth is as you say most of these people left early because they thought we were cooked and wanted to beat the traffic.

Has anyone done the analysis for what we'd be missing if we signed up for this? I imagine SNF, MNF, TNF and holiday games aren't included? I usually get Hulu Live TV with Redzone for $90 a month as it covers SNF, MNF and most Holiday games and I have Prime which gets TNF. Is Youtube Live TV with Sunday Ticket the better option now that it has redzone? Redzone kind of feels like it makes Sunday Ticket less valuable, but it would be nice to see a specific game if I wanted at any given time. Are there commercials with Sunday Ticket?

Not sure if someone already posted it in this thread, but I looked it up and man that is brutal. He looked like a kid looking in from the outside wanting to be included but also trying to play it cool and never ended up saying anything. Then started it off with "you can always do more" lol.

Not to mention I assume he wasn't going the speed limit/obeying traffic laws during this police chase in which he crashed again, so he apparently learned nothing.

Why wouldn't you combine two like positions? Philly - WR 32MM 11.5% of cap TE 16MM 5.8% of CAP Total 48MM and 17.3% of CAP Total Production: 3,088 yards 22 TDs Buffalo - WR 21MM 7.7% of cap TE 16MM 7.3% of CAP Total 37MM and 15% of CAP Total Production 3,207 yards 22 TDs Do we need more production out of Knox for his cap hit? For sure although he does do non stat related assignments. We also need a #1 WR. However Beane is actually more efficient than the Eagles in terms of cap utilization and production for the position group.

Buffalo/OP does not get 2 feet of snow on a consistent basis. Maybe twice a year.

Even if you see it as disrespectful, do you really think Coleman intended it to be?

He literally says crap like this all the time. Nothing happens. I bet you could find a clip of him saying it every year after 13 seconds.

Blackshear disappointed. really wish I found out sooner, I wouldve started Harrison Jr and gotten 10 more points out of it. May be the difference between winning and losing.

You keep bringing up John Harbaugh and Jackson so lets go with that. Lamar Jackson and John Harbaugh are 2-5 in the postseason with losses against a variety of QBs (Philip Rivers, Ryan Tannehill, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Patrick Mahomes) and wins against (Ryan Tannehill and CJ Stroud), do you think the Ravens should have fired John Harbaugh after 2 straight playoff losses? 3? No? I'm gonna guess "because hes a SB head coach"? Prior to Jackson, Harbaugh lost 4 straight years in the playoffs to the likes of Roethlisberger (Tomlin), Peyton Manning (Caldwell), Tom Brady (Belichick), before finally winning the Super Bowl in 2012. Which year should they have taken the big swing and not settled for being a loser and fired Harbaugh? Then Harbaugh subsequently didn't make the playoffs 4 out of the next 5 years after the Super Bowl win, and got beat again by Tom Brady in 2014 where Harbaughs defense allowed Brady 8/9 for 72 yards on the final drive. You'd call that a McDermott collapse and 2 years of not making the playoffs would have Bills fans all out against McDermott (I think if we missed it just one time) but here we are talking about the Ravens and Harbaugh being better positioned than the Bills. Coaches lose in the playoffs. In the last 20 years theres only like 10 that haven't given Belichick and Reids god forsaken dynasties. Change for the sake of some mystical SB winning HC is terrible in my opinion and is the quickest route back to less than mediocrity for the Bills.

So you think a coach change would still have been a successful change with worse results?

My question back to you would be, do you think we would have had 3 more super bowls if you fired Levy after the 1st one? Of course you don't fire Levy, even in hindsight.

This is how I find out hubbard is on IR and is in my flex spot of my fantasy football championship after Harrison Jr and Mclaughlin just played. SMH 🤢.

Where was it clarified?