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Again, you’re mixing warm game stats and cold game stats. Cant do that. Bills are 97+% in warm games and barely above 90% in cold games.

Completely disagree. There are over 71k seats. They barely broke 90%. PS, Packers had 97% for a 18 degree game against the Vikings last week.

You can’t look at whole year stats - those include warm games. For example - Bills/Miami in October when it was still somewhat warm, had nearly 98% attendance. Last week against Atlanta, when it was cold, was barely over 90%.

I don’t know where you get this idea of the corners not being full in cold stadiums. Im watching the Ravens game and their corners are packed. Patriot games have packed corners too. I guess you could say the Jets corners aren’t full, but that’s also because they suck.

That’s not normal. Corners are full in warm months.

Arizona had an open air stadium for a long time. As for Buffalo, if we had went through with the original dome plans in 1971 then I don’t think this would even be a discussion. Generations would have grown up going to games in a dome and the next stadium would also be a dome. But because Ralph was pigheaded and derailed the dome plan that was already set up in place and ready to build, we now have generations of fans who are used to open air.

That was fantastic.

FanDuel advertised a $1,000 risk-free first bet. Bills logo on the ad. I clicked it. Downloaded the app. Signed up. Went to redeem the offer… “Oops. You do not qualify for this offer.” Bye FanDuel.

The key, I think, is to not allow fans of that particular team to commentate.

And Minnesota’s stadium cost less than ours will.

2007 Patriots would beat every one of these teams more times than not. 07 Patriots were the best NFL team of all time.

I want the complete opposite. I would love to hear the “average Joe” commentate a game. Im not talking about the podcasters and YouTuber know-it-alls. I want Joe Schmoe, who yells at his TV in the basement, to commentate a game. Give me the raw passion of a true fan of the game. Instead of hearing: “That’s a tough break for Buffalo. Questionable call.” You would hear: “That is absolutely awful. How does this guy still have a job? Goodness gracious that was a terrible call. TERRIBLE CALL REF!” I know it will never ever happen but I love the idea. .

That was Ralph.

Yes, this is common with old stadiums. They sell as much as they can. Including seats, art work in the clubs, pieces of the field, even bricks from the foundation. I assure you that the people who ripped Ralph’s name of the building to make a few bucks are not going to just throw everything out without getting every last dollar they can for it.

Asking the hard hitting questions. “Will the video equipment from the old stadium be brought to the new stadium?”

It already happens (and is enforced) in the club seats. If you dont sit, another club seat member can get security and they will direct you to sit.

It’s actually a huge pet peeve of mine as well. You purchased the right to sit in the seat. Why are you standing the entire game? There are people behind you that may want to see the action without having to stand the entire time.

This article was posted only a month or so ago. 😂

Yeah that was interesting. I figured the cafeteria food was free to players.

You roll the dice with weather here. Think about the 2 playoff games you mentioned. Mid 30’s with sun and no wind against the Colts. Scored 27. 30’s, snow/rain and 20mph winds against Ravens. Offense only scored 10 points. Defense bailed us out with the pick 6.

“Love you buddy” to everyone. This is all I could think of:

I’ll say it. Id rather play on the road.

Agree.

The inverse is not the same. Giving him credit for a great TD is not analogous to not discrediting him for a defensive player blocking his pass.

I’m not sure that I agree that rumors mean NFL teams are actually interested. Agents routinely put out false rumors to try to get their talents name out there. .