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I respectfully disagree as I believe the desire and ability for fans to go to Pittsburgh and watch a game as opposed to Detroit, is greater than a Pittsburgh fans willingness to go to a Bills/jets game on Monday.

Game should have been played in Pittsburgh. AFC city, closer rust belt affiliation and fans would not have to cross the border to get there. edit: how many potential bills fans, do you suspect, are there in Erie, northern pen., or south towns ny, as opposed to northwest ohio or michigan? I mean I want to get the game in, but I would like some even remote semblance of a home game.

Crazy...C-R-A-Z-Y to think that the official snow totals for Jan 28 - Feb 1 1977 were...12 inches. For those of you who didn't live through it, trust us...there was just so much dang snow, wind and cold!

1975 called, they want their reference to covered stadium facilities back. Besides that, i am in full agreement with a retractable roof.

I honestly believe that even they didn't start until Friday night, they would still have it done by Saturday night. In the past they've been able to blanket (no pun intended) that stadium with labor to clear it.

Yeah, just on Toronto radio. How ridiculous when they can just move the time of the game from Sunday to Monday, if need be. Any of the problems on why they'd delay the game are not resolved by moving it to Toronto. The snow would be in check from Friday on. Right now it is just getting the players in for practice. Dumb. Dumb radio station.

"I know, shocking stuff." or "I know shocking stuff."

10 guarantees it. 9 says you are safe for now, but don't misunderstand things...if something better comes up, bye. If they finish 8-8 I would fire them. I have not been back to TSW since the weekend as I was so disgusted by Sunday's loss by a team that doesn't treat the redzone with any sense of urgency and lets victories walk out the door like a teenager going out for the evening. No, I'd be pissed if I were T-Pegs and i would fire them at 8-8.

Because it was about 5:40 in the morning when I started writing. I have absolutely no problems, though, with the mods if they wish to to merge this thread with the others.

Then we are back in the driver's seat as we would leapfrog KC for their current wc spot. http://www.nfl.com/playoffs/playoff-picture Right now our win against Miami in week 2 is huge as it is the only thing that is keeping us ahead of them. As we've all been talking about these next two games are so very important and really would help solidify controllable playoff positioning. ...but still I wouldn't mind going 8-0. Edit: frustratingly competitive in the AFC playoff picture that the "In the hunt" 4th seed is 5-4 while the corresponding position in the NFC is 3-5-1.

BTW, not for nothing, but the League would essentially have to approach the Ravens on this and sure, they have a couple of rivalries in the North, but we are talking about the city here and you better believe that they have something with Boston and New York, as well. Throw in Miami just as a perk (road trips for fans and org at least once a year) and that would be hard for the Ravens to pass up.

eh, avez-vous "Chicken Wings"? CHICKEN-WINGS?! ...well, the hell with that. I am not even going to ask this beret wearing bozo whether they have Beef on Wick.

Very respectfully, Alpha, no one in our division really considers us a rival. That will change once we start continually beating them.

Man, since the end of the last century I've wanted the Bills to switch with the Ravens and play in the North. Our furthest opponent in the dvision (Cincy, 6:15h) is still closer than our closest in this division (what is it, NE at about 7-8). The regional rivalries would be great and quite frankly, I really don't need to be in a division where everyone generally wants to play and work for the other teams in our division. Ohhhh, New York...mmmm Boston...ahhh Miami. Case in point, regardless of what some may think of Parcells he was a great coach and at some time or another had a roll with NE, the jets and the Dolphins.

Nuch, because quite simply it's a "thing", ya know. Not a great answer, i know, but that's all I got!

The shame of it is, Gunner, that J-Ville game every few years always seemed like a home-away-from-home game for the Bills. ...was a wash of blue. EDIT: On a side note, we've played outside the country, what - 5 out of the last seven regular seasons? Many may think this is neat, but I think it is taxing on the team. I would have been fine with a pass on this.

LET ME GET THIS STRAIGHT, NOW LONDON IS TRYING TO TAKE THE BILLS?!!!!!!!

I remember that ...and dammit. Oh, and "Next Bill Up."

Actually, the Buffalo,Germans from the East side YMCA won a gold medal as an exhibition sport in the 1904 Olympics. ...not to be picky.

On second thought maybe they got a point. 6 of the Bills' last 8 opponents are 5-3 or better, with one of them being 6-2 and another 7-2 and we are playing them both on the road. Man, what happened to the "easy" next 4 weeks? 5-3, 5-3, 1-8, 5-3

Crazy to think that if Denver beats New England this week and we beat KC and Miami that we will be alone in first place...at least for 3 days.

I know, I know, I know...and I don't know why I do it. I just always end up doing it. I write s*** before I write p****d...yeah, screwy.

Same page, my friend. Part of the e-mail, verbatim, to my buddy earlier in the week (forgive the poor grammar). "...Gents, two weeks from yesterday is the start of the most important 5 days for the Bills in almost a generation and half. If they can get ready and beat the Chiefs at home and some how go on the road 4 days later and beat Miami I believe those two victories would lay the ground work for a playoff shot. After Miami you have 10 days off to go beat the Jets at home and then hopefully beat the Browns at home, as well. If that happens what are you left with? Beat the Raiders on the road (Week 16) and truly have a legitimate shot at the playoffs…but if you add a victory at home against an above average GB team in week 15, then I believe they clinch a playoff spot and can rest guys in an almost meaningless game at the end of the season in New England." My only correction is that the game may not be meaningless for the division, but may be meaningless for making the playoffs.

I agree complete, BC. As I have stated in some thread earlier this week that is why those are the most important five days in almost a generation and a half for this team...come out of there 7-3 and I think they are looking good. ohh, actually I mentioned in an e-mail to a friend of mine.