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That's 5.... Maybe just leave off the Might Mighty Bosstones

That's very specific, does not equate to the general statement of "we know more about the universe than our oceans"

BLo seems like a great city, but you're right that it may not be the investment opportunity some people wish it was. It's certainly not comparable to Phoenix or San Diego. I have no idea about Moline or Des Moines. So don't act like it's crazy that the Pegulas don't want to spend more on a big domed stadium downtown.

That's not true. We know a lot less about the mechanisms/forces driving the universe and what all possibly resides out there. We may not know about everything residing in the dark depths of the ocean, but we know how it works.

Then they should be spending it anyway. It's not dependent on the Pegulas/Bills/NFL and for them to act like it is a cop out. Great, if it was enough to invest a $billion more and would accrue an adequate ROI, then I'm sure the numbers would've bore that out.

You have it backwards. There needs to be opportunity there BEFORE a stadium is built. If there was opportunity there, other businesses would already be investing in the area. There would already be people in the area. It's not an if-you-build-it-they-will-come scenario. A new football stadium wouldn't suddenly attract people back to the region. Instead of a big expensive building barely being used out in the suburbs, you'd have an even bigger, more expensive building barely being used downtown. Oh, and on top of that, the football/tailgating experience would suck now too. Some people think "drop a stadium downtown and now Buffalo will be like Nashville!" and that is just wishful thinking. Nashville was Nashville first. LA was LA first. Atlanta was Atlanta first. The Twin Cities was the Twin Cities first. These places were not built by NFL stadiums. As such, Buffalo will not be built by an NFL stadium.

They're actually doing the most fiscally responsible thing. The Pegulas saved western NY politicians from themselves because paying triple the amount for a downtown domed stadium would do nothing for the economy and at the same time would ruin the football experience that Bills fans love.

Same they did for Diggs, #1 pick and sign a new deal

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Yeah, the point is to build a football stadium to play football in. This is useless for some people, I guess.

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Seattle stomped Houston. Who saw that coming? If not for stupid turnovers that kept Houston in the game, it was no contest. I love it.

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Pretty sure people are mostly referring to the fumbles on returns. Although last year there was that backwards pass Josh threw to McKenzie, who wasn't ready and dropped it, and got returned by the other team. I think that technically gets counted as a Josh fumble.

I hope not. Bring in all the best trench guys.

"Spooky action at a distance" is the weirdest thing to me...maybe also considered scariest. The unknown can be scary.

I play Rocket League on the Switch with my kids all the time.

How would Leonard Floyd fit, isn't he a 3-4 OLB?

Did someone sign him? I don't see anything.

Yep, Singletary is just fine. They're a prolific offense without a star RB or big-bodied WR. If one of those types of players falls in their lap and is the BPA, then great.

Impressive upset picks for those in the .12% Kansas looked the most dominant out of the top teams I've seen so far.

Day 3 then. Don't care. These types of guys are a dime a dozen. The Bills have been fine at RB.