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Music piracy has been reduced substantially by providing viable services at prices that people will pay for to have convenient access. Obviously this isn't the case for the NFL, who have consumer unfriendly offerings at prices beyond what most are willing to pay. The technology for stream sharing exists, it's accessible, but it's less convenient than a paid option. Clearly a large group of potential customer base would rather deal with that then pay $400+ for an incomplete service. The solution to capturing this revenue seems obvious enough.

I mean when someone admittedly struggles to afford a seat in the 300 level and can't see anything past the thick cloud of envy surrounding them, they'd probably feel like the legend of the game with a 50% off coupon to Golden Corral.

Who do you think actually buys all of the suites at major league sporting venues? It's all business entertainment paid for by corporations and the people sitting in them don't pay a dime for anything. Sorry not everybody works at Arby's with you and gets upset when anybody else has standards commensurate with the situation in question.

Yes, all expenses paid including transportation to and from, food and drinks, etc. I don't think the money even comes into play here in the slightest. He's a former pro bowl caliber NFL player from the modern Era, some free drinks and cafeteria quality food isn't even moving the needle when you live that lifestyle. It's a respect thing, and they used him for promotional gameday entertainment on the field and then gave him THAT view? Big insult. I'm sure when they are giving free stuff to the politicial families they need hundreds of millions of dollars of funding from, they wouldn't make that mistake. I can't imagine taking an everyday business client to that suite with a straight face, let alone your legend of the game NFL football player

On the plus side, if she is dead she doesnt have to sit through the T Mobile commercial with the gagworthy singing and dancing every 10 minutes

I get a better suite seat as a run of the mill office worker who nobody has ever heard of. Meanwhile he was specifically Invited as a legend of the game, and he was a tremendous player for Buffalo during a not so great patch of their history. He's not a lifelong Bills fan, and he's not poor enough to just be happy to be there. It's insulting and unprofessional by whoever is making those decisions for the stadium. I have no issue with him pointing it out

I mean I guess he could have bought the appropriate seats for the situation from scalpers on the way in too for that matter.

It's a bad look and bad execution but I doubt the Pegulas were involved in this level of daily stadium operations stuff.

Pegula is a seemingly decent but soft corporate type with a lot of money. This team needs a well established football executive who can hire their own coach and make all decisions with minimal ownership input. Otherwise you end up with Rex Ryan.

Imagine if this team lost Milano to injury.

That was my idea of a joke lol

Ryan Fitzpatrick.

They need to use assets to get another QB somehow. That team is too good to waste on Zach Wilson. Someone like a Derek Carr or a Tannehill type could massage plenty of wins out of that group.

Don't take for granted that we have Ed Oliver though. You can overlook these holes and compensate for them when you have a world beating top end talent like Oliver as a priority in your championship roster building strategy.

If Josh Allen keeps his eyes on the snap for the fumble play, there's a good chance the Bills win despite everything else. Not because your defense wasn't otherworldly, but only because you didn't have an offense. It took self-inflicted wounds to lose that one. With a competent QB, a very different story. It wouldn't have been close.

Hopefully he can adapt to having a pocket again. He went a year without having one and now he doesn't seem to know what to do with it.

I don't feel like laying down in front of a train to the extent I did after the Dolphins or Vikings game last year. Does that count for anything or am I getting deeper into the Stockholm Syndrome?

Perhaps he developed some bad habits behind that combination last year of a horrible o-line and playcalling that ignored the fact that it was a major weakness. He doesn't look comfortable back there and it's not because of the line's play today.

The Bills don't have any players on defense with the same level of elite playmaking as the truly elite defenses do. They are a good unit and definitely did enough to win today, but they aren't going to hold up against better teams and QBs the way that the Jets contained us. We don't have the personnel for it. If Beane hadn't have drafted Josh Allen I really think he should be gone by now.

I didn't think they looked that bad. Spencer Brown was the only one jumping out as being outmatched consistently. The Jets front is incredible and as much as I wish the line was the main issue to soothe the burn of that offensive performance, I just don't see it here.

He became magical for a stretch where it seemed like every first down you needed you would get. He went toe to toe with Mahomes in the playoffs and had him dead to rights. There has been a ton of regression since then. That feeling of always being a moment away from a chunk play has passed. It's hard from a fan perspective to identify how much of that is losing Daboll and the scheme, how much is other teams adapting their strategy, and how much of that is simply Josh Allen's personal regression. My gut at this point is that Allen has some sort of mental issue going on as it relates to performance and confidence. The scheme making things more difficult could certainly be tied in with that, as making his job easier could help him settle in. Also he suffered through some awful line play last year, which can develop some bad habits. The raw ability is still there, but he's not performing anywhere near his public perception for quite some time now.

Well I'd rather get this out of the way early lol

Nice punt Josh saved the touchdown

At least the rest of the line has seemed to hold up pretty nicely thus far.

Better rendition than the typical self important famous singer for sure