Greg S

The NFL is unpredictable and injuries always play a factor. But if the Bills stay relatively healthy then I see them in the 12-5 to 14-3 range. At the end of the day they will be judged on the playoffs. This team has the talent to win it all. Hopefully they can do that but at the very least I think they go on another playoff run to the AFCG.

Another one that comes to mind is Mrs. KOQ.

Preseason is good for 2 things. It means the start of tailgating season, and it also means the regular season is right around the corner. That's it. As far as the game goes I only care that the Bills escape with no injuries. Win or lose who cares.

I thought Central NY/Syracuse was a mix of Bills, Giants, Jets.

Just a prediction...Cam is the starter week 1 but Mac Jones takes over about mid season.

Not a Bills or NFL jersey but who remembers this one.....

That team really wasn't that good. Just shows what a good coach McDermott is. Everyone knew that team was most likely one and done in the playoffs but nobody cared as they ended the streak.

We have 3 preseason games this year so plenty of time to evaluate players in game situations. If it was like last year with no preseason games then I could see the benefit of joint practices as that would be your only time against an opponent before the regular season starts.

In recent years I can only remember two games where snow played a factor. The Colts game in a snowstorm and the game against the Jets where they played a "home game" at Detroit because of a major snow storm. After that I got nothing. Even last season's playoff games at home the weather was fine.

Wait until people see the cost of season tickets, individual game tickets, and PSL fees at the new stadium. Enjoy the current stadium for as long as you can.

Good bulletin board material for Herbert. The Chiefs are still the favored in the division but the Chargers should challenge them as they have a good team also. The games where they play each other should be fun to watch.

Good review of that season but I try not think about anything from those years when the Bills never made the playoffs. The Bills hit a HR with Beane and McDermott and how they changed the culture of the Bills in a short period of time.

The original Die Hard was the best IMHO. Some debate if its a Christmas movie or not. For me as far as best action movies go I would say.... The Expendables. All 3 of them were great. The second one with Jean-Claude Van Damme as the bad guy was my favorite.

Trouble ahead, Jerry in red. Wasn't that just before he slipped into a diabetic coma?

Ralph deserves credit for keeping the team in Buffalo. His teams had their moments, 64-65 AFL champions, 80-81, the Super Bowl years but mostly he was a bad owner as the W's and L's prove.

Thurman was the heart and soul of the no-huddle offense. I remember reading comments from opposing players/coaches back then and they all said the #1 key was stopping Thurman. Then you can get after Kelly, Reed, Lofton etc etc.

To me Bruce and OJ were 1 and 1A as far as the best players in team history. Even though Ralph wasn't a player I would still put him up there since he brought pro football to WNY. If I were to replace him then I would put Thurman up there. He was the key to those offensive teams in the late 80's/early 90's.

If we were to have a Bills only Mount Rushmore then I would have Kelly on it. For me it would be.... 1. Ralph - without him the Bills don't exist. 2.OJ - best offensive player the Bills ever had and arguably the best player in team history along with Bruce. 3.Bruce - best defensive player the Bills ever had and ditto above with OJ. 4Jim - face of the franchise for a long time and best QB the Bills ever had. Was the key in turning the Bills around from the horrible 84 and 85 seasons.

Bills - I will pick 2. Best player on offense and defense...... OJ, and Bruce. Sabres - Hasek

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