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Was getting damn near impossible to get back to our spot some games after 10:30 and we're not the closest spot to Kenny by far. Us Canadians are going to be missing you all big time.

Cleaned up last year on shortest touchdown under 1.5 yards bets. Look for a potential high scoring game and a decent RB.

I'd read all fine print and disclaimers around this point "If you lose, we credit your account with the amount of the bet (up to 5K!). You can't cash that out, but you can place new bets and, if they win, cash out then." In the world of this lifelong gambler that is to good to be true and if it is true then get on it. Make sure there is no rule around needing to bet this amount X times over before you can start cashing out, or that the odds on the second bet must be longer than 1.5 - 1 etc...

No worse than 5-1 in the division Winning the Super Bowl If not now when? Best team we've seen in ages.

He actually has a good point to make, but he's not making it well and he strays from the point too often. If an unvaccinated player and vaccinated player can both make another player sick then everyone should wear masks and follow the same protocol if the goal is to keep everyone healthy. That's his point, and on that point I think he's right.

Agreed, but if Beasley starts slow and has some uncharacteristic drops the spotlight and pressure are going to be dialed up to 100.

There's no if we have to put our seats up for sale, we either don't go or we sell. My rep said about 10% of STH are Canadian, so that's probably about 6,500 seats that had to go back into the market. We could either take a lowball offer from the Bills and have them buy back the seats or we put them on the aftermarket. Just look at Ticketmaster and stub hub every day, seats don't look like they are being gobbled up, they are stagnant. The Bills are charging $460 for a similar seat they offered me $100 for. The price of football in Buffalo is going up. Maybe the sales will pick up once Sept 1st hits. I'd rather the stadium be full and I hate missing another season opener, I just don't think it will be. Probably be about 68K actually in the stadium for this one.

I think the stadium won't be full, no matter what they announce I doubt 72,000 are there, About 10,000 to 15,000 attendees (15-20% of the total) of Bills' home games at Ralph Wilson Stadium come from southern Ontario and they won't be able to cross the border for this one. Plus I generally peak at tickets for sale in my section every year for the home opener and this year the number of seats available has been going up week over week, not down, which suggests there isn't a great after market for tickets. Steelers wise I think the stadium will be absolutely rocking with a fairly full house and a Bills win to start the season.

Yeah but, the Bills charge on a game by game scale and the opener is charged at much higher than the other games. You can go on the Bills site and just look at the seats that are at the Bills price, not resale... there's quite a few there now from Canadians who took the Bills offer to buy back their seats. I didn't take the Bills offer as they offered me $100 for a seat they sell at $459 for the opener.

With the US not opening the border to us a lot of Canadians are needing to sell. Use the NFL ticket exchange (you can access when you log in to your Bills account online). I've been watching the number of seats for sale in my section and they are not moving so far. Don't know if that's just because it's not September yet or if it's because people aren't jumping at the chance to go.

Here's the article in case anyone missed it https://www.thescore.com/nfl/news/2192415 Key Points ""It was one of the lowest points I've ever been. I never even thought I could get (to that) low because I'm so animated. That hit hard," Dawkins said. "Even with the mental stuff, it hit every part of me. I was shocked that it can even hit that." ""I don't wanna scare anybody but there was moments that I was like 'I don't know if I'm going to make this.' I was down bad. I could barely move and I was just hurting."" " He added he lost about 16 pounds during his bout with the virus."

Oh OK. If you change the filter to be Verified from Bills only there are only 4 single seats left. The rest must be resale.

Just curious, where do you see that?

It's not about the opinion at this point, Cole is breaking team news on his Twitter account.

I mean... the tooth stayed there.

Beasley is like Beetlejuice, you don't want to mention the name too many times or crazy things start to happen.

It was fun while it lasted. See you all in tomorrow's Zach Ertz thread.

Would that mean the bus lot, lot 3 and lot 4, become part of the construction/stadium land?

Hamilton's Tim Hortons field would make more sense if they couldn't play in Buffalo. I believe it can be easily expanded to 33K, it's lot closer to Buffalo than Toronto, and there are a lot of Bills season ticket holders in the area.

Just lost a close friend to Covid on Saturday who was in the "it's just the flu", "the vaccine is more dangerous", "God will protect me" camp. All of their closest friends couldn't convince them to get the shots, no way, no how. No chance anyone is convincing Beasley he is being misinformed. I hope he retires.

He is, but he could also be a major locker room disrupter this season. I'm sure most teams have at least 1 similar player, hopefully McD is able to keep this under control, if not it can turn into a major distraction this team doesn't need.

Yes, but people who have the premium seats that people are after have been paying for 2 pre-season games for years. People seem to think everyone makes a killing selling tickets, the 3 or 4 times I've sold my tickets over the last 18 years I have been lucky to break even, though I've never sold an early game. Even if you do sell an early game for a markup you're probably not making back more than the cost of the opener and the preseason game. This year will be different, but this hasn't been the norm. We used to get visited by one of the scalpers every game, we'd give him a beer and chat for a while. His tickets all came from other avenues, not by owning blocks of season tickets.

Remember that Season Ticket Holders have had to pay full price for 2 pre-season games each year and those seats have almost $0 value, you might get $20 for one if you're lucky. So they are behind before the home opener is played. The last 3 or 4 games each year are often tough sells for people, the Bills weren't great for a long, long, long, long, long time and most people don't love cold weather games. I doubt anyone who has had to pay face value for Bills tickets has been making much profit for a while.

Is that a theory, or something that's set up?