BillsfaninChicago

Our long national nightmare is over!

Man this one is up there with the Kenneth Davis Helicopters lost us Super Bowl 25 theory.

The fact that it got you so triggered is pretty funny ?

Yes. Was that supposed to be sarcasm?

The evidence I have is my Madden 99 Game I played in high school when I was able to pick up any players I wanted for my 19-0 Bills season. Bruce had like over 100+ sacks that and Reggie was sadly relegated to special teams play. Case closed.

Why don’t they just keep playing in New Era Field and when Goodell calls just don’t answer the phone or if they do just tell him we are building it but it is a super secret stadium and no one can see it until it is finished.

13.Donte’s taser gun

Who says we need a stadium at all. Let’s find a nice big open field put a fence around it and charge everyone 20 bucks to come in and watch with all the booze they can carry. Then we will have football as it as meant to be played in a field surrounded by a bunch of drunk people. I know what you are thinking this will not be an optimal family experience. Well the world is not all daisies and butterflies and there is no better way of teaching children this then at a football game. Someone needs to hidden camera Goodell when he finds out we are going to play football unadulterated. He will flip his lid! Also I think it is time we retire Billy Buffalo.

I am turning into my mom when I see our players do any physical activities in the off season. I keep saying to myself have fun but be safe!

I would have to go with the father of The Drought Tom Donahoe. Dick Jauron should get a name up there as well.

I went there in 2009 in what would be Jauron’s last game with the Bill’s. I don’t remember there being a ton of tailgating but the stadium was in walking distance of the Nashville strip of bars which was where me and my buddies drank before and after. Also the fans there were some of the nicest and welcoming than pretty much any other stadium I have been too.

I think that is correct which is awesome and don’t get me wrong but I have gotten super wary of all of these type of offseason wins over the past two decades.

Hopefully this is just gamesmanship. I tend to hear these types of doom and gloom predictions from both sides whenever there is another labor dispute. Would be just our luck though to finally have a playoff or even super bowl caliber team and then have a protracted work stoppage.

Was the banned substance Centrum Silver?

I sometimes give this reaction ? even though I don’t actually laugh out loud. In this instance I literally did at my desk in my quiet office when I read that.

Thank goodness I have earwax and can't hear anything out tonight!

The Two Bills Drive Tyree Jackson Excitement Scale:

It is pretty cool that we have a QB from a local school coming into training camp but if he went to any other school, let’s say Arizona State I don’t think we would even know he was on the roster.

Obviously the author of that article never watched the ending to Back to the Future III where Doc Brown told Jennifer (number two) “Your future hasn’t been written yet no ones has. Your future is what you make of it so make it a good one!” Which in fairness seems like a more than odd thing to say by a person who literally invented a time machine and saw that people’s futures had indeed been written. I suppose that is neither here nor there. Back to the topic at hand I don’t think they have any idea what is going to happen and I hope they are 28 picks off.

This is a really edgy thread!

Walt Coleman’s salary should have counted against the Patriot’s cap for sure.

I think he probably would have helped us at TE in the same way Reggie Bush helped us at RB a few years back.

The uniformed fan in me (that amounts to 100%) is a kind of excited about him retiring because we may have an opportunity to bring in a better QB to compete for 2 or 3. This could upgrade our depth and also be another mentor type to Allen.

Absolutely true whenever I think of a Bills draft bust I think of Russel and it makes me realize it could always be worse.

The changes made to the CBA after the 2011 lock out made it one of the few sports related labor disputes that actually had a noticeable positive outcome.