Cheektowaga Chad

When the Bengals are at their best burrow is changing the initial play call, will he be able to change the plays on the road with an inexperienced line?

Are the Bengals actually any good playing on the road? All one score games minus their game against the jets week 3 and the game where Tom Brady had a meltdown in the second half Not like they played a ton of good teams either Combine this with not having to play a road game in nearly a month with an inexperienced offensive line, it's bad news for Cincy

Think they will drop I think once all season ticket holders/fans that really want to go have had an opportunity to get tickets the demand for the secondary market will drop. You might have to wait a few days though If ticketmaster/bills/NFL didn't correct the mistake of the unauthorized codes I think prices would have been sky high the entire time

I don't understand how everyone seems to think Cincy wins the game but yet the point spread keeps moving the other way

I bet the jets will be interested

I'm not confident at all, and I'm usually saying bills in a blow out no matter what

These are fair responses. And now understand more from the pro re sell perspective I have no problem with re selling generally especially for regular season and even normal playoff games. People and fans would have had ample opportunity and time to buy tickets and plan to buy tickets. So by all means make your money back when the team is good and get what you can Where I think re selling should at least have some restrictions would be a special event like this one coming up

I actually had that happen to me, couldn't make a game this season. Gave my tickets to an acquaintance for free, just wanted someone I knew have the tickets and enjoy the game. Learned that this guy turned around and sold the tickets I gave to him for free You try to do something nice and some times it makes you look bad

Why do they think that then? Why stay a season ticket holder if trying to sell tickets? And consistently selling at a loss for games in December? Why not just buy a different package or individual games?

Honest question For those saying that re sale shouldn't be an issue, and they should be allowed to re sell because for x number of years their tickets were worthless and lost x number of dollars I have heard this as reasoning why unlimited re sale should be ok, but why are you a season tickets holder upset at "losing" money year after year. Why stay a season tickets holder?

Fg doesn't hurt Tampa here

Does bowles yank Brady?

Between the 2, I would go young. Think he is the better QB. Size and durability will be concerns for him but he can play. He is what people thought tua would be coming out of Alabama But the QB that I think goes first is Will Levis, as long as he interviews well he is the guy

All that I hope is that they limit or completely stop re sellers Make it so that the only people that can buy re sell tickets is the league or either NFL team

Ravens were letting the clock run because if they scored a TD they were going 2 and the win

This 4th down is game

Punter should be in the nba with how he flipped there

It was 4th and 3 so it was a first down either way

Did he not get a finger on that?

Bengals are trash, bills win going away

Didn't think I would say the ravens might lose because their coach is an idiot, thought that would be for zach Taylor

A positive of this game, ravens play a very physical game. Which helps the bills playing the Bengals next week or potentially the chiefs in 2 weeks Avoiding the ravens is a positive

Mark Andrews is insane

Sadly it's not a forced term, it's legit what the league calls this weekend now

Who doesn't love seeing a guy like Eli apple get torched