DrDawkinstein

Let the man live his life! But for real, no idea. He was always a quiet, reserved type anyways. Not at all surprised he's enjoying a quiet retirement, out of the spotlight.

This is not official, at all. But this Reddit post may give us a general idea of where we'll end up... 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Heating: None Annual price per seat: $1,440 One-time PSL: $3,950 Location: Mezzanine level between 40- and 25-yard lines Coverage: Significant Heating: None Annual price per seat: $1,440 One-time PSL: $4,850 Location: Upper level between 40- and 15-yard lines Coverage: Minimal, roof canopy-adjacent Heating: None Annual price per seat: $990 One-time PSL: $2,100 Location: Lower level between 40-yard lines Coverage: None Heating: None Annual price per seat: $2,280 One-time PSL: $9,000 Location: Mezzanine level between the 40-yard lines Coverage: Significant Heating: None Annual price per seat: $2,280 One-time PSL: $4,850 Location: Upper level end zone Coverage: Moderate, canopy overhead Heating: None Annual price per seat: $750 One-time PSL: $600 Location: Lower level between 25- and 15-yard lines Coverage: None Heating: None Annual price per seat: $2,080 One-time PSL: $5,950 Location: Upper level between 40-yard lines Coverage: Minimal, roof canopy-adjacent Heating: None Annual price per 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living-room box on corner Number of seats: Four Coverage: Significant Heating: None Food and beverage: A la carte Annual price: $63,250 One-time PSL: Not required Location: Suite-level executive suite on sideline Number of seats: 16 Coverage: Significant Heating: Above seats Food and beverage: All-inclusive Annual price: $267,700 One-time PSL: Not required Location: Suite-level mini suite on sideline Number of seats: Eight Coverage: Enclosed Heating: Climate-controlled Food and beverage: All-inclusive Annual price: $77,100 One-time PSL: Not required Location: Suite-level living-room box on sideline Number of seats: Four Coverage: Significant Heating: Above seats Food and beverage: All-inclusive Annual price: $60,250 One-time PSL: Not required

Jets and Texans the teams on this guy's resume.... I hope he's looking to make a change because those teams didn't listen to his advice.

I dont get what the NFL is thinking here. Eating into their own ratings. NFL should be pushing for as little overlap as possible across all of their scheduling.

"Given the email the Bills sent STH" is the crucial part of Yolo's statement. They said they'll announce the home opener later in the week. Implying that today's announcement of MNF wk 2 is NOT the home opener.

In an email to season ticket holders this AM, Bills wrote that home opener will be announced Thursday @ 6pm ahead of the full release at 8pm. That means Bills vs. Titans ISN'T home opener & would seem to signal Buffalo being out for the Thursday season kickoff game vs. Rams. See above

Ehh. It could easily be argued that the Bills had to sign Miller because they were losing the 2 biggest Veteran presences on the DL, Hughes and Addison, and replaced them with one superstar vet instead. Not necessarily a knock on the young guys who everyone would expect to be still developing.

Epenesa absolutely owned the first Miami game and was responsible for knocking Tua out of the game. HE's had a few other good plays too. It's been a bit more than one preseason rep (but granted, not much more).

Both were selected far after, and neither were as heralded prospects, as... Chris Kelsay. So keep that perspective when judging how they are performing vs their draft position.

Pretty much, yes. Late 1st, and two Late 2nds. Epenesa gets a 1 year pass from me since he was a rookie during COVID when there were no rookie camps or OTAs. We'll see how he looks this year tho. Rousseau had flashes last year and was pretty solid. I dont see many players in Boogie's range that had any big impacts of their own. Maybe the Creed Humphrey pick a lot of us wanted, but that's about the only one. Bills fans need to get used to the fact that all this winning completely changes the draft for us. Picking so late basically gives us "early picks" for the next round. So yeah. So far, so good. With more improvement and development expected.

I mean, dude's name is "Dose", what do you think is gonna happen?

I like the hiring now, at this point when Josh is already well into his development, than if he were brought in earlier. Likely less about his technique and more about expanding his knowledge and reading defenses, etc. Go up to your original post, the ... in the upper right, and select Edit.

And just like videos of fireworks, no one ever goes back and watches them again, and if you do, they never capture the awesomeness of the moment.

Everyone I know says the same thing about that game "The trip was amazing. It was incredible to be there. But then EJ happened" 🤣

You dont think Diggs and Sanders mentored Davis and the other young guys? You dont think Hughes and Addison mentored Rousseau and Basham? You dont think D Williams and Dawkins mentored Spencer Brown? You dont think Frank Gore mentored Singletary? Almost all vets do it. Only some diva QBs dont.

None of our jobs are in any way comparable to playing a professional sport/playing in the NFL. Bad analogy. But to play along with your analogy. If I were a couple years away from retirement, and already made almost $200M, I'd be totally fine with it.

I mean, Kurt literally mentored Eli in NY, which got him another gig with the Cardinals where he mentored Leinhart. So you can't discount what he's saying with "he's not trying to win your job". They have, and he still did.

Yeah, Schoen is with a new team and doesnt have to stay so tight-lipped about the Bills anymore. Makes sense.

DHop is coming off his first injury-riddled season as he nears 30. Seems a pretty easy choice. Take something and recover from an injury stronger and 3 months faster in exchange for a 6 game suspension. Or don’t take anything, have a worse recovery, and return even later than the suspension return date.

Like pretty much every other player in the league, his whole career.

Take back the Hail Murray!

It's good for him to say this, and yes that should be the general philosophy. But it worries me if he really believes it and isnt willing to make the big move to get us over the top. Sure, we want to be a perennial winner, but a Super Bowl victory followed by a 9-8 year then a climb back to 12-5, is much better for Beane and McD's job security than going 13-4 and losing in the playoffs for the next 4 years. IMO, if you are this close, you absolutely risk mortgaging a year or two of our future in order to bring home the Lombardi. Rams did it multiple ways last year, and it paid off.

Good. That gives Beane something to do next offseason and earn his paycheck instead of golfing all Spring. I kid, but my point is, that can be addressed later with an entire offseason to work with.

I believe the prevailing thought was Tennessee was trying to jump us to get Elam, and partly evidenced by the fact that when we jumped Dallas and picked Elam, Titans immediately traded out of the round. So it wasnt just Dallas we were worried about.