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Wow. You obviously need a direct line to Beane. Sorry I upset you so much.

Tommy looks sad.

Fire away!

It will be interesting to see the records of both AFC and NFC 3rd Wildcard team. I did not like the change to the playoffs.

What the GB situation has always shown me is how lucrative an NFL franchise is. They can finance their own stadiums with profits and franchise appreciation. Owners typically pocket that. NFL allowed them to do it as a "grandfather" type deal.

Green Bay is owned by the community. No way can that happen again.

It's games like this that I enjoy knowing one team is going to lose. That's a win right there. Usually, as the game goes on, I find myself rooting for one team to lose more than the other.

Good news is Rodgers will only be 43 years old his last season with Green Bay!

A 100 years ago that was the way Buffalo did things. Circumstances have changed since then. 32 NFL teams and Buffalo Metro area is 50th in the US. The stadium is proportional for its city's size to the larger venues.

The sacks I've seen Tommy boy take this year he did not "bounce back" at all. He kind of lays there for a while.

After this week the Packers have Detroit, Dallas, Tennessee and Philadelphia. They could be looking at something like 5-7. I expect GB to be giving the Bills all they got Sunday night. It will be interesting to see how much that they have left.

Not kinky, concussion-y.

You just know Tua would get back on backwards.

For sure.

That's all I'm saying.

If you read my post accurately, I said, "other than the Rams". Hey, I've already said adding a guy like OBJ could be a good move. Trading for some guy using draft picks and taking on big money is not a great move IMO. Let's see what Beane does by Tuesday.

The norm is more than 16. The way things are looking Beane will be under that next year.

His current 6-year extension doesn't even start until next year. Between his base salary ($27.5M) and his Option Bonus ($8,4M) they could cut his cap hit from $39M to $10M if they wanted to. Beane needs a lot of restructure money next year, but it won't all come from Allen. There are plenty of options.

There is zero need for an extension. Allen will restructure what is needed from his $27M base salary. The Allen contract is already set up perfect for these scenarios.

I hope they do have them. They look pretty cool to me. Great background for visitor selfies.

Mercedes Lewis with a vet rest day. The guy is so old he should be getting vet rest weeks. Can't believe this guy is still playing at 38. The guy was catching balls from Byron Leftwich for crying out loud. Lewis is one of those old-school TEs and it would be great for the Bills to get a big blocker who also catches some balls.

As for the Jets/Pats game. A tie would be nice.

If there are some quick Bills scores, I totally agree with you. Devin starts off and if they can start to run on GB, I see James Cook getting a good number of snaps too. It's a long season for a rookie RB and it's obvious they are bringing him around slowly. He will be getting a lot of snaps soon. I'm a believer that the Bills O have a scheduled plan on how to unfold the season. It was pass, pass, pass at first to get the team worked out on its bread and butter and get thru those tough early games. Now it's time to start bringing around the running/TE play. On the D it's going to be a lot of pressure on the LBs so I'm going with Milano/Edmunds again!

With the exception of the Rams last year, tell me all these recent SB winning teams and their big deadline trades. The biggest name was the Eagles trading for Jay Ajayi in 2017. I went back to 2015. This deadline trade stuff to win SBs is urban legend.