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Me and my friends bought a beer ball in for the 1980 opener against the Dolphins. No problem. Beer balls were basically a mini-keg.

It doesn’t sound good. Sad holidays for some family.

Same here. In a way, I feel like I’m not getting very good value with the Sunday ticket since 8 or 9 of the first 14 games were televised locally, but it sure is convenient for those games not shown here.

With the change to a 4:30 start, most of the nation is getting Bills-Pats on local TV. But for some reason, here in Atlanta the Miami-49er's game is being shown. Maybe the local affiliate figures they've shown enough of the Bills. ? But they're going to show 2 teams that have been virtually eliminated from the post season? Maybe they expect it will be a more competitive and entertaining game for the casual fan.

When Bass lined up for the short FG, I immediately said to my wife, 'he's going to miss. Look how his body facing'. Did anyone else have a similar take on it or have that sense, even before the kick? There was just something awkward about the way he approached the ball from that hash. I'm convinced he has a mechanical issue that can be corrected. Maybe some time with Jordan Palmer's high tech analytics stuff would help?

Bills 33 Lions 31

Was hoping it would be in Cuber

My concern is that Joe Brady is actually Detroit native Marshall Mathers - AKA Eminmen and will sabatoge the Bills.

Say coach... I need new gloves. these are starting to smell like McGovern's arss ?

Desperation garbage time stats or they suck in the red zone.

My glove smells like Hailee.

Because that draft pick spent on a day 2 or 3 QB could have been another Benford, Milano, Shakir, Taron Johnson, or other player that has a better chance to contribute.

If Josh misses time to injury while Mr.Developmental 3rd rounder is still learning his way to the stadium, the rookie would be worthless to a team that is built for annual playoff appearances and while paying other producers on 2nd contracts. It would effectively be a lost season if they were dependent on him. If they want to bring in a prospect with potential to fill out the practice squad, fine. But, if the team stands any chance of progressing in Josh’s absence, they’d need an experienced signal caller who can identify sophisticated defenses and has leadership experience. Each year there are numerous retreads. Some never pan out and some just need a change of scenery (Darnold, Wilson, Winston, Baker, etc)

No. Draft one when the time approaches to replace the starter. Why draft (presumably) a day two or day three project QB who will have little opportunity to improve in real game action? He’d ride the pine for 4 years and because of inexperience would contribute next to nothing on the clipboard end. As long as Josh is in his prime with several more years of elite-level play, I believe the best course is to find veteran FA QBs who have game experience and fit the Bills’ culture. Someone like an Andy Dalton for example.