SirAndrew

Exactly, I think Belichick might be the GOAT, but times change. He had his “guys” for so long it becomes hard to replace not just the player, but also the type of people he wants. Everything has an expiration date, and maybe time is running out on BB as a great coach. It’s like a great musician, just because they haven’t had a hit in three decades, doesn’t mean they still can’t be the greatest. Time just runs out.

I thought people said these type of posts are an off-season thing 😆

The Rams really need a better white Jersey color. I can now see how some people thought they look like dirty white t shirts. They’re just gross looking, they look like something that hangs on an old mans clothes line.

That third down called Allen run drives me nuts. He was an elite passer last season, stop it with the Cam Newton garbage.

So native Long Islanders who are Irish, Italian, etc don’t have the Long Island accent ?

Please explain so I don’t offensively use this remark. I’m not meaning to be sarcastic in any sense, but I’ve never heard anyone say this before, and I’m confused.

This question is probably far too valid to be answered on this post 😆. Have we heard any estimates from the team of how early people should arrive at the gates ?

I didn’t read the article, as I don’t subscribe. I thought the article was just about Pegula offering UB an opportunity to play at the new Bills stadium, and didn’t realize there was mention of building on North Campus. There’s no way that seems viable. Too many logistics and accommodations would need to be worked out between PSE and the university. Large on campus stadiums are common, but they’re used by the university, making huge football profits UB would sell 5K tickets, while playing to an empty stadium. Why wouldn’t SUNY/UB demand rent money from the NFL/Bills ? You put something on my land, have hoards of mongols descend upon it on Sunday who leave mass quantities of garbage, I’m not sure how that sounds like a win for the college campus. Maybe I’m ill informed since I didn’t read the article, if so, please let me know what I’m missing. I don’t get the North Campus thing at all right now.

Yeah, I’d think the Superdome seems outdated, but they’re hosting Super Bowls, instead of pressuring them into a new stadium. There does seems to be a bias in who gets pressured by the league.

That’s fair from a season ticket holder prospective, but not from a taxpayer prospective. I’d assume a season ticket holder already has some disposable income to spend on entertainment. Adding another 1K to the mix, although obnoxious, still gives that person freedom of choice. It doesn’t necessarily hurt the person who’s choosing to spend money on entertainment. Drawing from the taxpayer impacts everyone, in a state that’s already over taxed. Personally, I’d rather pay an extra thousand for something out of choice, then having my taxes increase for the rest of my life.

Tickets are always going to up for grabs for cheap once the weather turns if we don’t have a covered stadium.

True, but I’m willing to bet there won’t be many season tickets available for a grand anymore. You’re correct, it’s another 1K, but who knows what the actual ticket will cost.

Absolutely, but it’s amazing how many businesses destroy their long term prospects for short term greed and instant profit. Once the greed ball starts rolling, most corporations give in to human nature of trying to take more, until people have enough, and they don’t come back. It won’t happen anytime soon, but I truly believe the NFL could derail their own gravy train one day. I suppose we’ll find out.

Their comment about the coldest 40 degrees ever is sadly quite true. I remember leaving home in the Rochester area that morning, and the same temperature felt significantly colder at OP. I’ve sat at many frigid Bills games, only to drive home an hour and a half down the road to experience the same temp being far more tolerable without the lake wind.

I don’t care about any of them. They aren’t relevant as they were in the 90’s, and then the Pats dynasty starting in the 00’s. The AFC East would be quite boring if I weren’t a Bills fan. Bring on the Chiefs. If I had to choose, I casted my ballot for the Pats. I don’t care that Brady is gone, BB’s miserable guy act is annoying, and Kraft is a clown.

People take everything they hear at face value, that’s where the Chicago hate comes from. There’s also some truth to much of it, but it’s not the only city with problems. Much like other places, your experience is going to depend on the company you keep, and where you visit. I’m just old enough to remember when NYC was vilified, before people starting seeing it as some kind of utopia.

Thankfully because I think Darnold has/had more potential than Wilson, Tua, and Mac Jones.

I’ve never been too annoyed by Jets fans being abrasive loud mouths. I think I’ve always cut them some slack because I see it as just an east coast personality thing, as much as being a Jets fan thing.

Agree, I hated teams like the Cowboys when they were winning, but the Jets have never been relevant enough for me to have those feelings. I’m assuming the people who hate the Jets most are probably Jets fans themselves.

Perfect comparison. I’m not very stressed about any of the AFC East QB’s. Wilson is just the sober version of Manziel.

I see that some people are resistant to the idea that Allen has played subpar the first two games. I’m not sure why it’s such a bad thing to admit. I actually hope our failures have more to do with us than the opponent. It’s fair to point out the quality of opposing defenses, but if multiple teams present a “matchup” problem for your elite QB, you’re going to struggle reaching the ultimate goal. Allen should have the ability fix flaws in his game, fixing matchup problems is far more complicated. I find it more positive to admit Allen’s struggles, than to blame outside sources. If a team like the Steelers is as great as TBD claims, how do you overcome them in the playoffs ? I’d like to think Allen has the ability to drop 300 yards on anyone, as elite QB’s do. It’s possible he’s just struggled and will get it together. I like that thought better than good defenses dominating him.

Yeah, they weren’t stopping KC anyway, even with no timeouts. This is where so many coaches have no sixth sense, or feel for the game.

Lamar gets away with a lot of potential unsportsmanlike conduct calls.

They need to go for it.

Suddenly the Ravens aren’t blocking anyone.