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Lamar is such a narcissistic bozo... I thank God every time I see that dudes name come up that we have Allen and not him.

If there's a spot I'd be down, I've done dynasty auction, dynasty draft and regular draft leagues for years A few defunct over time others I fell away when we had our kids because of time, but they're older now and I'd be happy to get back into the fray of dynasty. For this to be true dynasty, do we allow trading of draft picks as well for future years? That always adds a really fun wrinkle, and while sometimes you get some issues with teams that are out dumping a little bit, there's obvious ways of mitigating that. But it also adds a fun way of adding keepers at the trade deadline who add value for your team next year while allowing some higher ticket players to go who you aren't going to keep anyway. Just a thought.

Steroids & HGH are a hell of a thing!

RB is interchangeable and a depreciating asset... Cook isn't Barkely lol, dude played less than 50% of snaps, he's not a 3 down back, what are we even talking about???? Trade cook with 56 to move up from Bond, replace him in the 4th with Raheim Sanders, and move on. Johnson+Davis+Sander is more than good enough to move forward. Spending real money on a RB is just dumb.

All for this, sounds like fun!

31-24 bills

I think people are forgetting how much time Milano has missed with two entirely different injuries requiring very different rehabs. I think his return this year was always going to be a "get back in the flow" kind of year and next year is when we'll know "washed" or not... He shows some flashes where he looks like old Milano, then he hesitates too much on a play and gets washed by a lineman or misses the tackle due to a bad angle. But not playing for over a year and rehabbing will do that. The instincts are there, the reaction time just seems a bit off. Execution also seems a bit off. Let's also not forget that his strength isn't going to be the same it would normally be coming back from a torn pectoral. There's only so much lifting he's going to be able to do to get himself back. It's funny because he took that leg injury last year, and talked about how tough it was not being able to do leg work so he focused on his upper body. Now it's been the opposite where he was able to do some cardio work while he was down, but he couldn't do anything upper body. He's still trying to get literally everything back in football condition and trust his body to do what he's thinking about. And don't think for a second that those injuries aren't in the back of his head every time he hits somebody too. That's only natural and all players say it takes a while for that to go away. He's still better than Dorian Williams, and to me it's not even close... Williams is a freak but his football IQ has been lacking IMO... Hopefully watching Matt he'll pick more up. Don't even get me started on how terribly Baylon Spector is... Dude singlehandedly gave them 60 yards on the last drive by being entirely unable to cover anyone. They just threw to his area of the field over and over. Hopefully Milano's groin isn't serious, he needs more reps before the playoffs to help him get right.

I'll be there with 7 people, where you tailgating? Pink lot?? Also does anybody know of any billsbackers bars in LA or around LA? Anyone else stuck on the tarmack in Buffalo with me? Damn snow storm, 100% missing the JFK to LAX connection...

Sorry but I'm not buying it when both of the parents accounts differ. Not to mention, we've all been to games and seen how stupid fans can be, but pushing a kid down the stairs is just a bridge too far for me. I know it sounds silly, but it does matter that it was a blow out win over a non-conference opponent... I mean fans were in super happy moods, WTF would someone lash out like this? It makes no sense even for drunks... Usually the snowballs, words, and physical altercations are tied to exchanged words, or a Bills team playing like crap and the fans taking out frustration on opposing fans. This game and their stories showed non of that ... Just open victimization, which doesn't jive with anything I've seen in my 3+ DECADES as a season ticket holders. I mean I don't doubt the kid fell, probably bumped by some drunken moron, and I don't doubt it was traumatic. It was slick as hell with the snow, slipping and falling, bumping into eachother, it's just par for the course. It's terrible when someone falls and gets hurt, but it does happen. I have a 6 and 5 year old, I'd be PISSED if it happened to them. But that said, the characterization of bills fans as people who "throw kids down stairs", is just offensive. Accidents happen, and football games are ruckus places. It's why I don't bring my daughters to more than a preseason game at their age. It's just too much and too many variables for a little kid. Odds are good they'll see something, hear something, or see someone do something that is questionable. It's simply not kid friendly, and if you bring little kids you need to know what your getting in to and work to avoid issues etc. I'm not blaming the parents, but frankly there was always a chance it'd go bad. And this poor girl suffered a traumatic event likely because someone was drunk and knocked her down. Well there are "family friendly" no alcohol areas... Though I'll reiterate football games are not family friendly IMO... I guess I just feel like if you're putting your kid in that environment, you're risking something happening. You can't cry victim when it does.

You can buy a pass to the "Pink Lot" which is the tailgate lot, you need to get it seconds hand on ticket master, but we just bought one for our crew for like $200. So if you choose this route you'll have at least 6 Bills fans there haha

I'll be there with 7 people, where you tailgating? Pink lot?? Also does anybody know of any billsbackers bars in LA or around LA?

I mean you can pretend he's not good all you want because you're jilted, doesn't make it so. EOTD, he wanted out and demanded a trade. Bills gave him the right to seek one. That means Diggs' agent talked to Houston in Houston said that they would trade for him under all of these conditions and that contract change was already worked out. You can say Houston wanted to change his deal because they weren't believers or whatever, but I don't buy it. Takes 2 to tango... They wanted him, they were willing in principle on compensation, but IMO diggs wanted the 1 year deal (with more money), and an out so he can pick his spot in 2025, likely with his brother in Dallas, who has been talking about them playing together for years. Getting this trade done got him to a new team, I got him yet another fresh start, and more importantly for him it got into the end of his contract so he can leave whenever he wants. I mean he clearly knows what the market was for him in a trade, not a lot of teams were going to give up draft picks to get him with his big contract. This solved all issues Houston giving up a 2 for a rental is risky, so they are all in for this year, but don't confuse wanting to win and thinking a guy is washed up. I think he wanted out of the big contract he was in in Buffalo, he I mean the bills getting a 2nd was looked at as under compensation initially, and once the restructure came out, it was looked at differently because of the lack of control by Houston... It looks bad on them. You don't give up a 2nd and go out and look bad in a trade for a guy you think isn't good.

A lot of great points in this thread on Diggs. Dude was amazing for us, but a combination of play calling, his relationship with Josh, and his own declining skills ushered him out. EOTD, he's talked about how he forced his way out, and that massive cap hit is evidence they'd have kept it rolling with him. The #1 driver likely was Brady preaching the unselfish nature of his offense, which is the opposite of Diggs. Brady, as was mentioned before, wants to run what works. What's more, they want to go to the open guy .... Any open guy. Not a guy who's "open even when he's covered" to quite Doug Whaley, he wants to sceme plays and actually use all the options based on the defense they play. Diggs wasn't having that. But this offense would've driven Diggs nuts for an entire additional season. I mean look at Kincaid getting double, triple, and quadruple teams in week 1, and Allen just looking elsewhere like it was nothing. That's a luxury Allen and Brady now have, no egos to scream in their faces on the sidelines because they didn't get the ball. Just a team of dudes doing their job and happy to be winning. Winning was good enough for Diggs at first, but no SB and declining usage was a bridge too far. All that said, Diggs is still a great WR. He's not what he was, but he's damn good.

My God Father is putting us up, I'll find out his exact location but he said 45 minutes from LAX... not overly helpful lol.

Ummmmmm no... Dude chose to play after 6 concussions.... He wants to be a vegetable, that's his choice. I don't care about him or his "cause"...