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Ok, I'd probably marry Tequila... and um. I don't know.

The good ol' days, when tickets were a reasonable $25

(as a backup or spot starter)

I guess after football he just wants to re-lax.

You forgot "ugly". I like 'em large, angry and ugly. The uglier the better.

I would guess that being in every play you really get to learn of your opponent's tendency and moves (guy right in front of you). He fools you once early in the game, but now you know what to look for and wont let it happen again type of thing. And, they are starters because they are supposedly better than their backup. Even if tired, a better player at 90% may still be better than their sub at 100%.

Every playoff team except 1 ends the year on a loss. Think of March Madness... 65 teams (with play-in games) end the year on a loss. Hurts more that Bills final game was not played well... but think what this board would be like if they lost in first round to Colts (which was quite close). They won lots of big games this year (Balt, Ind, Sea, LAR, SF, Pit, NE x2). It was a great year... just have to deal with a loss at the end like every other playoff team except 1.

Lot of players do it. Just a jolt to get your eyes wide open and focus on the task at hand. 100% awake and ready to go.

In my mind I only gave us about a 30% chance to win. Then we score the first 9 points and I'm thinking... we have a great chance to win now. But once a wheel starting falling off, I figured all 4 would come off soon - and they did. So I ended up right where I started. Not so much disappointed in the loss... more the way we were helpless out there. For instance, AZ was a heartbreaking loss... but at least the Bills played a great game. I'd take the AZ loss over the KC loss.

Sherman's a Richard

My list exactly. Although I would politely ask the others to leave.

Cant waste plays in the red zone. The dumb 1st, 2nd down plays haunt: - handing off to Dingletary for 0 gain - slow-developing roll out right (on short side of the field) Needs to be quick strikes (slants) and McKenzie/Josh runs.

Anyone on this board ever have turf toe? It's obviously painful and takes forever to heal. I'm wondering if (when) he gets shots in it to numb it throughout the game, if that makes him able to use/ push off with that foot normally. I'm guessing he's been practicing this week with the shots to realize what It's going to feel like and what limitations he has. Probably a strange sensation having that part of the foot numb... but how debilitating is that?

They had Watson & Hopkins and managed to screw that up! (I would trade 51 other players before either one of them) They must already be filled with regret.

Either Bay is fine with me.

Contusion protocol has like 10 stages to it.

He puts his hand in the air to signal to the refs he's ready to kick off.

Perfect form. Congrats, Victor!!! (was a little concerned he was going to hurt himself)

Depending on where on the field, 3rd and long can also be a time to go long... not worrying necessarily about an interception cuz it would be just like a punt. So in preventing that scenario, the defense is playing more of a "prevent" defense... allowing them some of yardage to gain, but hopefully stopping them short. Sometimes the offense makes a play and get the 1st. It's frustrating for sure, but they don't score. The alternative ("regular" defense) opens up more possibilities of a deep play when a team is somewhat desperate in a 3rd and long situation.

Allen threw for 375 yards and tied a career high with four touchdown passes as the Bills stayed in sole possession of first place in the AFC East with a thoroughly impressive 34-24 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Monday night.

Cadillac Mountain is a must visit. Feel like you're on the top of the East Coast. Cool back story about the name too... and it's tie-in with Detroit and the Cadillac auto company. "Upon his arrival in America, Antoine de la Mothe, sieur de Cadillac, adopted his title after the town of Cadillac, Gironde in southwestern France. The city of Detroit became the world center of automobile production in the 20th century. William H. Murphy and Henry M. Leland founded the Cadillac auto company and paid homage to him by using his name for their company and his self-created armorial bearings as its logo in 1902."

Are they the undercard? I didn't know the kickers got in a fight before the game. If we're talking WWE style, Bass/Corey should already be experienced at smashing them on tables.

If you identify as a Steeler, do you get your own bathroom?

21-12 Bills There’s something here as strong as life I know that it will reach you