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I would highly recommend the house at the corner of Big Tree and Kings Ct. It is a very reasonable walk from the stadium and extremely easy to get out - I go to one game a year and have parked here for the last four years. I believe the rate during the KC game was $30. I have never waited more than 30 seconds to turn out onto Big Tree after the game, and I'm usually past 219 within a minute or so. It's easily the best area to park if you are headed east after the game.

Go to the BFLO store in Williamsville. They have a massive selection with very easy parking right off Transit Rd, just north of the thruway exit.

It's Jets week... @Jimmy Spagnola where are youse? Hopefully not in the clink after taking it to those snitches the other day? Did you get enough Christmas bling for the fam?

This game was like getting socks for Christmas. Better than coal but come on.

After a game like this, we know how TBD will react: - McClappy sucks - The coordinators suck - We should have built a dome I agree on the first two. Holy cow this team was unprepared for this game. Felt a lot like the Rams game. Feels a lot like a losing playoff game.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knute_Rockne Knute Kenneth Rockne (/kəˈnuːt/ kə-NOOT,[3] though commonly pronounced /nut/ NOOT in the United States;[4] March 4, 1888 – March 31, 1931) was an American football player and coach at the University of Notre Dame. Leading Notre Dame for 13 seasons, Rockne accumulated over 100 wins and three national championships. I can't get it out of my head either.

I know it feels like 14-0... but...

Oh the defensive timeout!

why not go for it here?

Not very Smiley there.

Is this game enough proof the red jerseys have to go? Last year it was that pathetic Giants game... now this. Burn these after the game.

That touchdown was absolutely pathetic. McDermott needs to send a message, either pull play calling from Babich or pull a couple starters.

No way they got that timeout in time.

The defense is a problem. NE is dead last in the AFC for points scored - giving up 7 right away after giving up 40+ points two weeks straight... something's got to change.

So I guess I'll be that guy. If you go out to eat and order a soda, what would you expect to pay at a typical casual sit-down restaurant? $3.49 is typical now - double that and you get $7, which is the pricing you'll find at many stadiums across the country. Beer is similar - it's $6-$7 for a typical premium domestic like Blue Moon and you'll find it around $14 at the stadium. I expect to pay about double at a stadium than I would in the "real world" for the identical item... and that ratio still seems to be holding from what I've seen. I don't excuse it, but I also think it's indicative of wider scale inflation.

Looks like Jets/Bills is the lead CBS singleheader game - their slate is terrible next week. I would expect this to go to most of the country with Nantz and Romo getting the game.

Out of curiosity - what is his accuracy from each hash? I can't find that anywhere.

This is ridiculous. You don't spend a billion additional dollars to build a dome for the composition of the current team. Allen could tear his ACL next week (God forbid) and never be the same player after that. Then what happens to the dome? You build the dome because it attracts other events that need a climate controlled environment for 30k+ people for the next 50 years. If anything - I would say Allen deserves the grass field to protect his body and make his playing career as long as possible. Allen plays a minimum of 10 games each year on turf between 8 games in Orchard Park, one in Foxboro, and another in East Rutherford - I want that number as low as possible. A dome in WNY would not allow for that. They can roll the grass into the dome in Arizona and Vegas because of the climates there.

Why do I have a bad feeling about this?

This game really slowed down... still a ton of time for Detroit.

Ding ding ding...

I think you go for it - make them go 94 yards for a touchdown. You kick the field goal, they are gonna score 7.

Interestingly... I also screw them up. They both start with "Be" and end with "rd". Both have a number starting with '4'. Both have similar letters in their last name, aside from an extra 'r' and 'a' in Bernard's name and an 'f' and 'o' in Benford's name. I guess my mind takes shortcuts to remember names (I am not typically good with remembering them) and there's just too many similarities between these two.

This is exactly what Ernie Adams did for Belichick. I don't see why you wouldn't have someone dedicated to this in the booth. This is what fans do at home watching the game... and they are generally pretty good at enumerating the options and understanding the consequences of each choice. They can do this because they don't have their OC/DC in their ear and aren't busy calling plays, getting the right personnel groups out there, etc.

Pixyland makes an appearance when you least suspect it...