stevewin

No more high pitch "I love you Josh Allen!" - thought someone else would pick up the mantle...

Maybe he's just a fan?

Yep, the wailing "Sammy will be a perennial All-pro" crowd. Didnt quite hit the level of the "Josh Allen sucks" crowd tho

Would have loved to have seen Coleen. Its so weird they put in two people who never even filled in. The politics behind the scenes must be incredible. When KB leaves I will likely be done. Without him it is just 4 yakking heads without any differentiation from any other show with yakking heads

Mccourty is the one I don't get. I think 90% of the people that had rotate through in nates chair were better than him. So disappointing

Do you need to wash your car? - or clean your toilet?

The cartoon Bob in the background of Bob's Discount Furniture Studio is next level

I fgure I'm gonna bail once they start the sideline interviews or some Cheater douche legend joins the booth

Sweet throw Zap

Cheer now Cheater fans - won't be much to cheer about come regular seaon

Would really simplify the TV production obligatory shot of the Falls during the broadcast

At least will appeal to a certain demographic

Maybe once the Bills win a few SBs our own Titletown will emerge around the stadium - centered around a huge statue of Josh of course

That was good. 1) Couldn't they have given him a current/valid pass? 2) Was wondering how he was going to get to interact w/ Josh since he only signs for kids - he kind of just pushed his way into him

The Oranges at the Aud were the ONLY place we ever sat - for so many Braves games (didn't they used to have coupons on milk cartons for them?) Even for little 3 games I don't remember ever sitting low. And the ramps up to the Orange...

The D is pissed they were told to lay down for the red and blue practice 😛

Whatever - blue collar then. It's Buffalo - it will never be silicon valley

Regarding Josh's playing time - one thing people should realize is it is possible for Josh to play with minimal risk of injury based on the plays they call. Especially if one thing they want to work on is communication with Dorsey, they can do a lot of runs and quick hitting passes w/ max protect which gives him reps but doesn't put him at risk for being hit

I've always thought more stadiums should be built this way - so many stadiums high vertically also means far way horizontally. Also with longer overhangs more seats below are protected. Cost is an issue I'm sure

The grain silos actually came to mind 😛 A couple grain silo towers at one end of the stadum, the 'Labbatt Blue Grain Silo Suites'

I am interested if they put some rust-belt/blue-collar vibe into it - vs some hyper sleek thing which soesn't really fit the image of the city

In past years I've seen this work successfully at the tunnel out to the practice field at camp - a smaller, more intimate setting where there are less people, you can make eye contact with a player, and it is closer and easier to throw it back. A number of years ago my son threw his hat down to Beane (got his attention yelling "Go Seahawks" b/c they both went to UNCW), Taiwan Jones and some one else who all signed and threw it back. It obviously is not going to be as successful at the Highmark stadium tunnel. One thing that always strikes me is the large majority of kids seem to scream player's last name when pleading vs what I would consider a more friendly first name. "Diggs! Diggs! Diggs!" - just comes off as rude to me