Greg S

Can we also say the Patriots were lucky these past 20 years or is that not allowed?

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/paul-hornung-legendary-nfl-running-back-dies

For the regular season I think it would take a win over the Steelers and only the Steelers for the media to be 100% on the Bills bandwagon. I personally don't care if they do or don't believe in the Bills but a win over the Steelers would have people talking about the Bills as a legit Super Bowl contender.

When it comes to alcohol I just stick with beer. Brooklyn Lager, Shipyard, Blue Point Toasted Lager are some of my favorites.

Bailey

I don't know if he does stand up but Larry David for CYE is really funny as well.

If they had beaten Miami then maybe. Since they are coming off a loss and the Bills are a 7-2 team that is no longer flying under the radar I would say NO.

George Carlin, Rodney Dangerfield, Richard Pryor, Ron White.

I live in NJ so I wouldn't know firsthand but are numbers really that bad in WNY that Cuomo wont allow any fans at Bills Stadium? I get safety and health take priority but couldn't they allow say 10,000 inside 72,000 seating Bills Stadium without any problems. Some of these college games I see on TV have 15,000 to 25,000 inside their stadiums. Here in NJ its the same thing with Murphy as their are no fans allowed at MetLife. Yet bars in NJ allow people inside (about 50% capacity) with nobody wearing a mask.

Maybe I am in the minority but I use halftime to go take a leak, grab another beer, get something to eat, BS with people who I am watching the game with. The halftime show is just background noise to me. I never really paid attention to it.

If he did leave NE I wonder if he would retire or go back to the NYG. He has said he loved his time there and has a great respect for the organization. He did win there as a DC for Parcells. If Bill was going to leave NE and not retire it would be for NYG. To restore the pride and tradition and win it all for the NYC market might make him accept that challenge. Assuming of course the Giants would also be interested. They have been a train wreck for about 8 years now so I bet they would think about it.

Bennett would be #1 on my list

I predicted a win but I could see the Bills losing. This team is known for a crap game every now and then. Win 4 in a row, lose 2, win 3 in a row. Wouldn't surprise me if they lose but I still think they win this one.

In a normal year the league makes about 15-16 billion a year in revenue. This isn't a normal year obviously. The Cap will either remain flat or go down. Josh seems like the type of player to take a discount so the Bills have more money to build the roster but who knows. I am sure Mahomes is glad he got the deal he did because I don't think he would get that now despite him being a great player. I could see Josh taking a short term deal and then when things get back to normal (hopefully) then really cashing in on his next contract.

From the NY Times. Sunday’s Best Games Buffalo Bills at Arizona Cardinals, 4:05 p.m., CBS Line: Cardinals -1 | Total: 56 It’s a little unusual to rave about the defensive performance of a team that gave up 34 points, but the Bills (7-2) were up on Seattle by 27-10 in the third quarter last week before largely easing off on defense and cruising to a 44-34 victory. Regardless of the points allowed, Buffalo sacked Russell Wilson five times, hit him another 11 times, pulled down two interceptions and recovered two fumbles. Not bad, considering it was facing an M.V.P. candidate who leads the highest scoring offense in the N.F.L. This week has nearly as difficult a challenge. The Cardinals (5-3) can do considerable damage, thanks to the running and passing of quarterback Kyler Murray, and would get an enormous boost if running back Kenyan Drake could return from an ankle injury. With Buffalo’s Josh Allen coming off perhaps the best game of his career, it was no surprise for oddsmakers to predict this would be the highest scoring game of the week. But if Buffalo’s defense can perform near the standard it established last week, the Bills can walk away with a road win to be proud of. Pick: Bills +1

Or how about the Bruce Smith sack in the end zone which was almost a fumble. That could have been a 17-3 game at the time instead 12-3. Game never would have come down to Norwood then.

Except Namath. He is the only player I can think of who can truly say he had a great time there.

http://www.gridiron-uniforms.com/GUD/controller/controller.php?action=main Cards haven't posted anything yet but this site does update every few hours.

44-34 Bills.

The Bills will probably be in their all white throwbacks for their home game against the Chargers after the bye week.

Say what you want about OJ as a person but his 2003 yards is the real single season rushing record. No other RB rushed for over 2000 yards in 14 games. He along with Bruce Smith are the two most talented players to ever play for the Bills.

In Ralph's defense he did make a big time in 78 by getting Chuck Knox to come here from the Rams. I can't argue your point though as Ralph did make a lot of cheap hires.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30294433/new-england-patriots-coach-bill-belichick-calls-new-york-jets-exit-one-great-moments-my-career

LAC at Denver at Jets Cincinnati The only gimme I see is the Jets and that is a rivalry game so maybe the Jets put up a fight. As for the other 3 I wouldn't call any of them easy wins. Both Burrow and Herbert are playing great so I wouldn't be surprised if both teams give the Dolphins a tough game. Playing at Denver is never easy. Tua is a rookie making his 3rd start so I wouldn't be surprised if he struggles in one of these games.

The Bills had some really good times during Ralph's ownership. The best although it was before my time was the back to back AFL championships in 64 and 65. The Bills were pretty good in the early 80's with Knox as well. I still think if they would have gotten by the Chargers in the divisional round then they were Super Bowl bound in 80. The Super Bowl years in the early the 90's were great times as well. The Pegula's appear to have hit a HR with McDermott and Beane. They also open up the wallet more than Ralph ever did. To early to compare. Ralph owned the team a long time and the Pegula's are in the early stages of their ownership. They appear to be doing a good job with the Bills but have failed (so far) with the Sabres.