BillnutinHouston

Woah. Choosing to obey the law, for example not committing murder or not discriminating, is also a personal choice. So if you choose to commit murder or choose to discriminate, you can't frame it as bad? Wow. Moral relativism sucks.

There are some EXCELLENT seats available for the opener (says a seller).

Could not agree more! BarBill is outstanding for both wings and BOW.

I was able to put my seats for the opener up for sale at the NFL Ticket Exchange.

Analytics can't measure heart.

I logged on at noon yesterday and there was nothing better available than my current seats on the 33 yard line 30 rows up. Very slim pickings. I may be selling several games this year. Not sure if my son is willing to be vaccinated.

I don't answer my phone if I don't know the number. Nor do I answer my doorbell if I don't want to. Ringing phones and knocks on the door are merely suggestions. Don't understand why some people choose to be slaves to them.

Jeez, it looks like he's holding a baked potato.

Also the reliance on self reporting is IMO a problem with this study. Having lived in 5 different NFL cities, I think the "drinking is macho" ethic is highest in Buffalo relative to others, and that includes Pittsburgh which has a strong blue collar history. That said, if you're a Bills fan asked about GameDay drinking, I think you're more likely to proudly embellish.

Just his face?

We heard you the first time.

Link? While my memory differs from yours about what explanations were given, what you are asserting would have been an incredibly shallow and disingenuous explanation, given that it was well known to the public and more importantly to decision makers that the stadium was designed to be expandable.

Very well put. Thanks for putting "tailgating" in its proper perspective.

This isn't a serious point, is it? Lack of seating at the former Pilot Field was NOT the reason we didn't get a major league team, Bob Rich and our bad demographics were the reasons. You do know that the baseball stadium was built to support an eventual upper deck, right?

Its indescribably beautiful! (Rolls eyes)

I had season tickets for 5 years while living in Texas, to help support the team when the future ownership was in doubt.

But was he a famous coach?

Don't know, don't care, just enjoying the fallout.

Is the cap canceled?

Right, and now we've struck out on Gronk, Rudolph and Ertz.

They called Beane's.

Yawn

Ertz

Why would they feel any obligation to do this?

I searched for this topic and didn't see any previous discussion here, so maybe that in itself answers my question. What do we think of this show? I've tried to like it, but can't. Peters and Riv seem to treat the show as a private conversation without a radio audience - they make a lot of references to things they know, without making sure the audience does. I've been left hanging too many times. I know they are radio host amateurs, but they've been around a bit by now and should know better. Thoughts?