SoCal Deek

I mentioned this a long time ago when the first photos inside the actual stadium came out. The upper deck doesn’t have traditional vomitories (tunnels) like the current stadium. So instead, the exit aisle goes all the way down to the front edge of the balcony and the exit stair runs down perpendicular to the balcony face from there. So yes, people on the landing and top few risers of those stairs are definitely going to be in the line of sight of spectators with seats in the first two or three rows and close the exit aisle. Obviously, if you stand up, that won’t be the case.

and he escaped to his left, which is NOT what you want when facing a left handed quarterback

I watched Tia’s presser last night and he’s a really class act. Respectful, humble, etc. I also watched his Coach’s presser and he’s a head case. Looks like he hadn’t slept. He has no answers. And threw his QB under the bus for not taking the check down on the final interception. Sheeesh!

Watching Tua in his post game press conference. He is a VERY impressive young man.

I hate the very idea of Thursday night football. It’s way too fickle. They need to get rid of it until the halfway point of the season so only teams coming off a bye can play on Thursday

They didn’t take the delay. They called timeout

Shaq Thompson is toast.

Kincaid!!! Really playing well tonight.

Zero creativity…..zero

Joe Brady cannot call plays AT ALL!!!!

This has to be it for McD

These guys can’t tackle for shite!

Thompson is terrible

What in the world has happened to Ty Johnson this season? He’s not the same player.

Way to go Sean! What a moron!!!!!

Didn’t read through every response but I’m not sure how one can do this comparison without including Kincaid, a pass catching TE, who was taken in the 1st round.

It might not be what you want but when I was there last month I stayed near the airport and took the NFTA bus to and from the game. It was great! Just $10.00 per rider roundtrip. It gets you there about 90 minutes before the game (which was plenty of time) and leaves about 30 to 45 minutes afterwards. No hassling with parking, etc. I picked it up at Eastern Hills Mall on Transit Road near the airport. Everyone on the bus had a great time.

Funny you bring that up. When I was there in August I walked out of the tunnel to experience it for the first time in many many years. Then…I went back up the tunnel and filmed the same thing from my phone. Had to capture it for the rest of the gang back home. And FYI, the architectural term for those tunnels is “vomitory”….honestly.

Thanks….the OP explained it. I’m not sure why anyone has a problem with this kind of rolling/evolving forecast. It makes a lot of sense to me. Why stick with your preseason predictions instead of adjusting them based on performance, injuries, trades, etc.? I’ve always thought that momentum and other factors have a HUGE factor on the week to week outcomes. For example, at the end of the year it’s really important if a team has already clinched a playoff spot or home field advantage.

I assume you mean with the mirrored side facing out….right?

I’m not questioning his talent. I just didn’t remember him for the prolific touchdown production.

Appreciate it. I had fun listening to WGR when I was in town for my stadium construction site tour last month. Not sure I could take a steady diet of it. It got pretty old after a long weekend. We have similar stations in Los Angeles. Listening to hour after hour of the debate between the strengths of Kobe and LeBron is downright nauseating.

I’m a bit shocked that Marcus Allen is #3.

I apologize. I’m not in Buffalo. I have no idea who Howard Simons is.

Not being in Buffalo, I’m curious why. Is it the way it’s presented? Or the host? I think the concept is really interesting. Things change throughout the season. We learn more about how each team looks and of course there’s the whole injury perspective.