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This looks interesting... I wonder if you can get one early for tailgating? Anyone done this? http://buffalowins.net/uncategorized/buffalo-bills-rally-bus-makes-attending-games-easy-from-anywhere-in-western-new-york.html

I'm thinking about trying the new Marriott harborcenter for the home opener this year. Question: what's the best way to get to that stadium to tailgate? I was thinking about trying to find an option that didn't include driving a car to avoid making someone the DD. Any suggestions?

Is moving to safety going to make him healthier?

Hopefully this extremely smart decision sets the example for the rest of his Patriots* teammates. Quickly.

If the choice ends up being between Von and Osweiler that's easy. Von all day.

Nope http://www.wfaa.com/news/crime/wild-police-chase-through-5-north-texas-counties-thursday-night/40774751

Anchor Bar opened up a location at the Venetian. Had some wings and a beef on weck there a couple weeks ago.

http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/56355-regression-toward-the-mean/

Ah interesting, I thought it was more, thanks.

Didn't we blitz a lot in the second game when it was effective?

A FG also guarantees they need to get down to the Broncos 16 again, which had hardly happened all day. At the time I was making that decision, I would absolutely think getting back into position to score a TD against their D would be an even worse proposition than a 2-pt attempt and potential needed FG on a subsequent drive, especially with a kicker who can kick long ones accurately like Gostkowski.

I've spent a lot of time in San Francisco over the past year and have really grown to hate that city. Dirty, overpriced, and rampant melancholy depression sum up that city for me.

Which they take into account in the details in each call. For example: http://nyt4thdownbot.com/play/201601240071213 There are very few situations I personally wouldn't go for it on fourth and one. The Patriots were averaging 4 yards per offensive play in that game, including incompletions and sacks. Yes, Denver's defense was playing excellent but it was still more likely than not that they would pick up a first down. I'm thrilled they didn't but it was the correct call. Even with getting manhandled the Patriots we're still averaging four yards per offensive play and they needed one.

http://nyt4thdownbot.com Pretty clear statistics says Belichick made the right call, even if it didn't work out.

I doubt Wade used our blitzing scheme. DEN blitzed less than any Phillips D since 2007, got most pressure on Brady in playoff game since 2007 SB https://t.co/gMXHM9FAtw

Aziz Shittu lol

Ignore all these and go to Whataburger

Hey Doc, I apologize for not responding yet, I'm in Vegas, will get to your questions with my experience soon.

I just did this exact thing in October. Let me know what questions you have.

I love this Twitter account. Phil Simms Quotes (@philsimmsquotes): https://twitter.com/philsimmsquotes?s=09 Look at that Twitter account for your answer.

I think the definition of value is getting a player at market value at the time of the trade given all the circumstances and future performance is irrelevant when taking about value, but it's relevant when judging the success of the trade, which I believe are two different things. Trading a second and third for Alex Smith was good value given the market (Miscontent Palmer went for a 1st and 2nd a couple years before). It also has been very successful given the results on the field. I don't disagree with your take, I just wanted to add a little means that I think people tend to gloss over when looking backwards and judging trades.

Am I the only one not in love with Coughlin? Credit him for the two playoff runs but his New York teams haven't been great outside of that.

I think we should get rid of divisions.

I mean I think there's no stopping Jeremy Maclin. Chiefs win.

I like Houston. I think these two teams are similar but not sure Chiefs can stop Hopkins.