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That was such a great game! So fun to watch. It reminded me why I used to love hockey so much before the Sabres killed my passion for the sport. lol Team Canada truly has an insane amount of talent. The speed that McDavid, MacKinnon and Makar can attack with is crazy to watch.

I do think Buffalo’s o-line would have done better against the chiefs D-line but I still think the eagles would win. I felt like the Bills would lose to the eagles even before they lost to the chiefs in the AFC championship. I was actually kind of thankful Buffalo wasn’t in the Super Bowl when I was watching it last night. A(nother) Super Bowl loss would have been even more painful than the afc championship loss.

Well, as much as it hurt losing in the AFC championship, I think it would hurt even more getting our ass kicked by Philly in the Super Bowl… lol and I do think the eagles would’ve probably kicked the Bills ass too. I felt that way after watching them play Washington before we lost to KC. They’re peaking at the perfect time.

I hope Beane is seeing what Philly’s d line is doing to Mahomes and calling the browns right now. 😂

Holy **** what a terrible call to start the game. I don’t think the NFL is fixed but a terrible call in favor of KC to start the game sure isn’t going to help quiet that narrative.

Outside of Josh Allen, there aren’t really any players on that list I wouldn’t trade for Myles Garrett…

I’d give them Rousseau, the Bills 1st + 2nd this year (we have two 2nds) and a 1st next year without hesitation. Garrett is a truly elite player that can change games and that teams have to plan for. We don’t have anyone like that on defense right now. A lot of our 1st round picks have been underwhelming anyway. last four 1st round picks: Oliver Rousseau Elam Kincaid Would any Bills fan NOT trade any combination of 2 of those players for Garrett? Or even all 4? Beane does his best work in the mid/late rounds. How fun would it be to see Myles Garrett chase Bruce Smith’s sack record in a Bills uniform?

Frazier resigned. He wasn’t fired. He said it was him who decided to step away. Beane and McDermott confirmed this. Beane even said Frazier would have still been their DC if he hadn’t chosen to step away.

yes, there are a very small handful of teams that have more cap space than Buffalo, but none that are considered “win now” teams like Buffalo supposedly is. It’s not just this year (again, a supposed “win now” year where not a single move has been made, not a single waiver claim. Nothing). Pegula has stopped spending money on the Sabres ever since he gave his “efficient and economic” press conference in 2020 when he made Kevyn Adams fire their entire hockey ops. and sorry, I’m not giving credit for “almost” spending money… also, Necas did not say no to buffalo. He addressed this directly to the press. He said was only willing to sign a 2 year deal with any team. The Sabres clearly didn’t feel confident in their ability to sign him after that 2 years was up. Ehlers was not a free agent. He's under contract and becomes a free agent after this season. Adams was unable to come to a deal with Winnipeg to trade for him. Buffalo is the only team in the entire NHL to enter the season with $8M or more in cap space the last 5 years in a row. No other team did that, including the rebuilding teams and teams with cheap owners (like Ottawa was under melnyk, but even he out-spent the Sabres). The Sabres are consistently among the bottom teams in actual cash spent over the last 5 years. Buffalo is among the lowest spending teams on their front office, scouting staff, development staff and coaching staff. They have the smallest scouting staff in the entire NHL. They don’t even have scouts for some overseas leagues. Their pro scouting staff is also tiny. Do you think it’s a coincidence that they bought out skinner to save just under $8M in cash, then added free agents equaling about the same exact amount of money as they saved with the skinner buyout? During the rebuild years from 2021-current, when did they ever leverage their cap space as an asset like other rebuilding teams? Not once. They never took on a bad contract for assets when the NHL was in a flat cap and cap space was a huge asset. They never helped facilitate a trade by retaining $, on their own players or other team’s players. They instead found unique ways to hit the salary cap floor without spending real cash. Considering that Buffalo has only spent to within $3M of the salary cap 3 total times in Pegula’s entire tenure (and all 3 of those times were before 2020), do you think a rising salary cap is going to help or hurt the Sabres?

Hard to get excited about a rising cap when the Sabres leave so much cap space open every year. I feel like this is just going to hurt Buffalo and widen the competitive gap between the Sabres and top teams.

One thing they really need to figure out is the defense has to stop spotting teams 7 points to start every game. It seems like for years now the Bills defense has struggled with the opening drives of games. They dial in after that but way too often it puts them in a hole to start games.

He definitely needs to add more talent to this roster, and he needs to improve in the draft. He's done good, but not as good as some other contending teams. And this team just doesn’t have many true difference makers outside of Josh Allen.

Are the surround sound speakers Sonos too? Is the Marantz receiver in use or not currently? I'm just trying to understand how you have everything hooked up. how do you get surround sound for movies? How do you watch movies? Streaming? Or Are you talking movies you watch via a DVD/blu ray player? you can PM me if you want.

So are the Sonos speakers connected to the marantz receiver? Or no?