Man with No Name

the throw into the end zone is the right call, but protection didn't hold. that is a high percentage pass for allen. shouldn't have run the ball on first down there. and several other plays leading up to that.

voted you up. im not in your shoes, but i understand this POV, and I definitely understand that the young people out there are far more likely to stream than watch on cable. this is the wave of the future. right now, i can stream every bills game, except those on espn and fox. and its been said that espn will be offered through streaming in the next year or two.

Keep talking von. It will at least give KC something else to think about

Lucas Oil field: 750 million. under 1b in today's dollars. has a roof. was deemed nice enough to host a SB and several final fours. so clearly some sections were a little bit of a free for all, and others weren't. probably differed whether in a section with bleachers versus seats. and most likely everybody had to at least sit in their own section. at least to start the game.

for what we are paying for a stadium that doesn't have a roof, doesn't seem like we got any kind of a lower cost for having it there. my gosh, the raiders built their palace for 1.9!

Brady didn't do all that DESPITE bill belichick. He did it TO SPITE bill belicheck. He's the michael jordan of football. Also, NE wasn't gonna get a 7th with Brady. That TB team he went to was a juggernaut, and everybody knew what was coming.

good point🧐. but i do think McDermott is a good "leader of men" as they say. just needs a little help with analytics in the heat of the moment. An Ernie Adams type. And like many others, I do worry about the offensive coordinator turnover that is inevitable whenever Allen is at his best. i think that is my biggest gripe with McD, overall. Not his fault. It's just a reality. Josh is our biggest asset.

McD has been excellent as a d coordinator. if anything he just needs a right hand man to keep him out of his own way at really crucial times. a trusted voice for 13 seconds, or somebody he trusts that would have told him how dumb the second straight zero blitz against Denver was

Watt didn't say anything with an ounce of substance there.

she asked in a good natured way KNOWING what his answer was going to be.

Not true. I second guessed it the second I saw Bass run onto the field. Giving the steelers the ball on the 40 with 2:30 to go was not a sound decision. Bass hasn't been good on those kicks in good conditions. His chances were definitely less than 50% as it was.

yes. the bills should have been playing 4 down football when they got to the 32. The deep pass on 3rd and 7 was a huge mistake. and bass should have never been trotted out there under any circumstance. I would have been okay with a punt or going for it there. I didn't assume the disaster that did occur, but i was definitely thinking we were handing the ball to the steelers on the 40.

Good for Von, and it really did look like Rudolph threw the ball. That's as big of a pump as you are gonna get without fumbling or letting it slip and throwing a ridiculous looking incomplete pass

wow. hope they take card. how many people carry around that kind of cash?

Sirianni sure seemed to have it together last year. what's the deal with these PHilly coaches who are great one year, and a lump of coal the next?

McD and Tomlin are very similar, and i think their respective fan bases have many of the same complaints about each of them.

you could argue that harlan is better than nantz, but nantz and romo have a good thing going together. nantz should get to go out with that team if he wants.

i love that romo analyzes why a play went wrong, he scrutinizes reviews well, and why a penalty was or wasn't called. and he calls what he sees, for better or worse. as far as josh goes, ya he loves him. if you aren't a bills fan you are definitely complaining about the way he slobbers all over him.

they should have been able to get in for a saturday practice, if that was part of the original plan. what time was it on saturday that the game was officially moved to Monday?

they should have no problem getting to the field house. doesn't sound like we are going to get hit half as hard as we did this weekend. but then again, lake effect is very unpredictable.

if they thought it would make more money as a ppv, they would absolutely do it.

ya..it's not gonna be clean. but better? i'd think so.

if 80% of the seats are under cover, this shouldn't be nearly the problem that it is in the current situation.

lol snow plows are gonna be anywhere near residential. they are all digging out the stadium!

One of my close friends grew up around here, and now flies out of Atlanta. Strangely enough, he got the gig to fly the Steelers back to Pittsburg Monday night.