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Its a sad day for the game of football.

Absolutely, Myself personally ATL, the confidence level for me is as high as Allens ceiling because there is nothing this kid can't do, theres not a throw that he can't make, including throwing up a hail Mary from his own 30 yard line. Throwing at one of the highest velocitys the league has ever seen. It takes time, experience, making the mistake once or twice before you realize its not worth the risk. I'm confident because Josh Allen is a very intelligent QB.

Are you close enough to a city to use an antenna? I remember back in the day ( 50 years ago ) going out and turning the roof antenna just right to pick up Buffalo channels from a sleepy little town called West Valley.

When you reach celebrity status, who knows...

If for no other reason then to help verify an officials accuracy and field vision when making calls. Hypothetically speaking, lets say everything was determined through the eyes (or head Cam) of an official at field level as you suggest. Although all other camera angles at different elevations may expose something missed by an official. The determination or outcome would be equally balanced on both teams IMO. The way I see it often times a penalty occurs away from the play. Does it hurt the game of football from an entertainment standpoint if missed infractions are equally balanced? Myself personally, I think not...

Astro practice notes has become a very delightful part of training camp for me and I can't thank you enough, Happy Birthday/Bills game day! Lets go Buffalo!!!

Aerial or birds eye view is unobstructed and helps provide accurate location in many instances. Field level camera's would face to many obstructions in my humble opinion Gu. I like the idea of replay viewed in real speed. I also like getting the call right and having all concerned in agreement without hurting the natural flow of the game. (Head Cam on the officials might offer an interesting view.)

The officiating crew may not have the proper angle /sightline to see an obvious penalty. The point is to help keep with the natural flow of a football game. Not dissecting...

Gu does prefer the shoutbox, now that you mention it.

The natural flow of a game is of great importance to most viewers. Possibly even more important then having 100% accuracy. Gu's idea is interesting because it makes the instant replay as bang, bang when its reviewed as it was real time when it occured. Now thats thinking outside the box...

Question, do you think the Pats are loaded with elite talent? If you don't mind my asking.

Myself personally eball, Buffalo has good depth, even at some of the key positions.

9 - 7 or 10 - 6 My homer enticed season prediction has been about the same for years. Something feels very different this time around...

Don't worry... ...be happy...

I don't think the seasons over God forbid Josh goes down, Matt Barkley is a real comfortable fit in the Daboll O

Built Ford tough starting Oline, Speaking of run, seeing a large dose of Singletary would be sweet.

I don't think Allen should be asked to run less. Although I do think Josh Allen should use his relief valves more in the short passing game because Buffalo is well equipped to move the football on the ground via RB IMO.

Feed me lots of crow on this one. Luckily we dodged A.B.ullet...

Myself personally. Thanks to SDS/TBD patrons, I have laughed and I have cried and I have cheered with fellow Bills fans from all walks of life and from all over the world. It means allot to me. Thanks everyone. Thanks OP.

With only 12 game starts spread out over multiple seasons finding his groove may have been more a matter of needing play time then anything. Hey, who knows...

Someone Allen can learn a thing or two from perhaps.

Barkley has found a good fit. Continues to impress...

Singletary did look very real, Reminded me of Thurman Thomas a little with his ability to slip through the smallest openings.

Allen, Oline protecting Allen

By wrong hands I mean stolen. The FBI Database (in 2016) suggested over 2 million firearms were lost or stolen in the US over the last decade and a high number of them are used to commit more violent crimes.