Max Fischer

I attend one game a year (live out of town) and found the 300 level between the 35s, low to middle tier are the best seats in the house. Much prefer those seats to 100s up close. Also take the sunny/“visitor”side. Easy access to food/drink/restrooms and simple to get out.

Yeah, in high school I missed a few months of fall sports because of liability issues. That was a looooong time ago but I assume there's a test to determine when he could return. There's no treatment for mono other than rest and fluids. What makes it difficult is that even running and working out could extend the virus, which means a player could need another week or two to get back to playing shape.

The whole neighborhood was in on it.

Certainly a lot of trade-offs. Suggestions welcome. The weather, breweries, dining, outdoors, cost are all very attractive. I live near two major cities so the amenities might be hard to give up.

The Giants are like the Jets without a CJ Mosley or decent linemen, so I wouldn't be surprised if the Bills used a lot of 4 WR sets. Spread out even more to create mismatches that would open up the middle of the field and/or create space for the running game.

Anyone live in Asheville? On my list for possible retirement. Drawbacks: does it have enough music, theatre, draw national acts, etc?; not that close to major airport (Charlotte two hours) and wish there were lakes for boating.

Because the Bills moved the ball in the first half is a good reason to think they will remain a pass heavy against the woeful Giants pass defense.

I was rooting for a tie.

This (except for the all-caps shouting). The Bills forced Darnold into only one option; to check down to a well-contained Chrowder.

Daboll was good. The plays were working and had a good Jets D on their heels. Each drive stalled due to player error not bad plays. Nearly new team, first game, first time OL together, I say it was well called game that got better over time. Excited to see what they got planned for the Giants.

22! Good work everyone!

Sorry if there was already a conversation, but anyone watch "Dark" on Netflix. A German show. Don't want to give anything away but amazed by the writing and storyline. Very complex but kept the twists coming at rapid clip.

21 pages devoted to Duke Williams. Wow.

If I lived nearby I'd do this in a heartbeat.

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I'm OK with this, the Bills have a lot to prove. I'm hopeful but can't say for sure that they are currently better than any team ahead of them on the list.

Sure, the Bills would be better with a few upgrades but one big name would not likely to be more than a half-game improvement.

For many positions on this team, I don't see a strong correlation between the depth chart and player usage. Though I'm still concerned that at LB, Alexander and Stanford are weak links.

Anyone have an air fryer recommendation? From what I've read, most fryers work equally well but the difference is in capacity and durability. I'm willing to pay a bit more for a large capacity with durability.

Perhaps a more productive question is where are the matchups? I really don’t know much about the new Jets.

Seems like an incomplete list. For example, where is Ryan Allen?

Croom to IR