Greg S

From a Bills perspective they should show the Bills win over the Jets on MNF at Giants Stadium in the early 90's. The Bills were trailing late and Kelly threw a TD pass to Thurman for a 23-20 win if I remember correctly. That GW TD pass happened right in front of me as my seasons at GS were at the goal line.

The 1980 season opener is the game I would love to watch. I also wish that game was available. That is the best regular season Bills win with honorable mention of 31-0 season opener win over the Pats a few years back.

Mini camp, rookie camp, OTA's are done. Hopefully they can get a full training camp in July and go from there. Who knows what will happen. I am a Bills fan living in NJ who happens to be a Jets season ticket holder. The Jets sent me an e-mail last week that they are suspending payments for the upcoming season. That can't be good. I don't want to be all doom and gloom but the possibility of no season is real. I would imagine other teams have or will do the same for their season ticket holders as well. Have the Bills suspended any payments to the season ticket holders like the Jets did?

Yesterday I watched the 1981 WC game vs the Jets at Shea. That was one of the most exciting Bills games ever played. Bill Simpson saves the day with an INT at the goal line with just seconds left stopping a furious Jets rally. I was at this game and I remember leaving Shea with a giant smile on my face looking at all of those disappointed Jets fans. This was also my first "heart attack" game that the Bills gave me. Up 24-0 in the 2nd Q and 31-13 in the 4th it never should have come down to a last second play. Thankfully they held on to win as that would have been a very painful loss if they didn't.

You are right at the end of the day the Bills have to prove it on the field. This does however feel different from the Rex days. Beane has done a good job adding talent to the roster and the same for McDermott with coaching the players. Both are building/coaching the Bills the right way. Two playoff appearances in the last 3 years. Coming off a 10 win season for the first time in a long time. Expectations are going to be sky high in WNY with Bills are rightfully so.

The only game I truly remember during those terrible years was the huge upset over Dallas in 84. I believe the Bills were 0-11 at the time and Bell had an 80 yard TD run on the first play from scrimmage that led to a 14-3 win. I think the crowd that day was 75,000 but mostly Cowboy fans. With the exception of this one game there was nothing to cheer for in 84,85. Of course we did get Bruce with the 1st pick in the 85 draft but from a gameday standpoint the Cowboys game was the only good memory during this time.

I know he replaced Knox in 83 but I remember him with 1984,1985 along with Hank Bullough. Many people associate the reds with the Kelly years and winning but they absolutely sucked during this time period. Back to back 2-14 seasons with crowds of 20,000 or so in the stands. A "good" crowd back then was 50,000 in a stadium that held 80,000.

I am guessing Kim is in charge of the uniform combos. It seems like the Bills have 5 different home uniforms that they use. Early in the year when its hot is white on white. Then switch over to blue on white. Then they get an all white throwback in there around home game 4 or 5. Then they finish the year when it gets colder with the all reds and all blues. If they bring back the red helmet then Kim will use it with the all reds would be my guess.

I was never a fan of the red helmets. The Bills have the perfect uniforms(just lose the garbage blue on blue, and red on red) along with the white helmet. The white helmet with the charging Buffalo or white helmet with the standing Buffalo(throwbacks) are both great.

Right now the Bills secondary vs the Jets WR's LOL. Darnold will be seeing more than just ghosts when he faces the Bills. We still have the draft to go thru but I can't see the Bills D having trouble with that offense.

Mini-camp, OTA's, rookie camp are probably done but if they can get training camp in July then they should have a full season. It will definitely be a challenge for coaching staffs to get rookies/ FA joining a new team up to speed in learning the playbook with so much time missed on the practice field.

Upsets happen. The Bills will win a game or two that nobody expects and they usually have a bad loss or two that drives the fans nuts.

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If the NFL is able to start on time I wonder what attendance will be like? Do you see 72,000 inside New Era this year or any other stadium for the matter. Its been drummed into our heads about social distancing. Even if we are past the worst part of this virus come September I could see many people being nervous showing up to a game and sitting in a big crowd.

I am a Bills fan living in NJ who also has season tickets to the Jets. I pay for my seasons over 4 payments and I received and e-mail from the Jets that they are temporarily suspending season ticket holders from making any payments for this season. Don't know if the season is in jeopardy but this move by the Jets says delaying/cancelling the season is a possibility.

Tampa will win more. Wonder how many primetime games Tampa gets now. Being in the NFCS I would expect one of those NO/TB games (Brady-Brees) is a lock for primetime.

It will be watched by millions and probably more than any other draft because of no live sports. I am going to miss the NHL playoffs for sure. With the exception of football season the NHL playoffs is the most exciting time of the year IMHO.

Smart move by the NFL. I would imagine all NFL business like FA, draft, league meetings will be done by video conferencing, e-mails, phone, fax. It will probably be a tough offseason for coaching staffs to get their teams ready for the season though. Who knows if they will have mini-camp, rookie-camp, OTA's. Hopefully by training camp the worst of the virus issue is behind us.

Getting experience so he can eventually get into coaching if he wants at the college or pro level. Seeing him at the Bills training camp last year working with the DL you could tell he was enjoying it. He probably wouldn't do it full time until his kids are older though.

LSU would be a nice fit if he can get it. Big time college football program and close to home.

The one kicking rule I could see the NFL going to is the way the XFL does kickoffs.

This organization hadn't made the playoffs in 17 years when they got there. In the three years since they have two playoff appearances. Now its time for them to get this team to take the next step and win a playoff game (at least) or go on a run. Both Beane and McDermott have done a really good job up to this point.

80-90 for both Beane and McDermott. They have done a nice job with the rebuild and changing the culture of this organization. I will bump the score up to 100 when/if the Lombardi trophy comes to Orchard Park, NY.