Offside Number 76

They're not letting the kickers use a separate ball; they are forcing the kickers to use a separate ball. This rule was instituted to make it more difficult for kickers, not easier.

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Hi. Welcome to 2015. The city has a mayor that stays the hell out of the way. The county, well, not so much, but if it's enough private money, it will happen. You're welcome back to your Masiello or Griffin or whatever years now. There is no reason. When the Sabs play late in the year (I know it's been a while), people tailgate without any problems. Full-on grilling, drinking, music, fun, mini-sticks, whatever.

It's exactly what tons of people do before and after Sabres games to avoid traffic and/or crowded trains. It really isn't unrealistic. Some will continue to tailgate, some will go to restaurants, and some will go straight home. The point about the liquor law is more important. I think that the state would grant Erie the same exemptions that it grants certain counties downstate. http://www.sla.ny.gov/provisions-for-county-closing-hours Notice which counties are missing: Bronx, Kings, New York, Richmond, and Queens. The usual favorable treatment for NYC...

We have to do that now, with the traffic situation in Orchard Park. It's either (1) leave early, (2) sit in traffic for 90 minutes, or (3) hang out for 2 hours and then get in the car. Why would it be any worse with stuff to do around the stadium?

But the basic point is correct: If downtown Buffalo can handle 60,000 people arriving between 8 and 930 on a weekday morning, it can handle the same number arriving between 9 and 1130 on a Sunday morning. No problem. Re: DC, the problem there is a little different. First, they had the bus thing, and I lived there then and experienced it. You're right, it's a nightmare. But on top of that, there is not as much of a tailgate culture there, not everyone has cars, and it's the worst traffic in the nation. So, IMO, there's more of a load on the metro there than there will be here. There is enough parking in the three cardinal directions radiating from downtown for everyone, and the traffic isn't going to be any worse than it is in Orchard Park. (Seriously, is it even possible for it to be worse?) It very likely will be better for the reason pointed out in the article: the city already handles that traffic every day. EDIT: I'm in total agreement w/ you on point 5 and still want a dome, for selfish reasons (I'm a weather wimp and I'll freely admit it). If there's a dome, I'll likely try to become a STH. If there isn't, I likely won't. All that said, as a taxpayer, my preference is renovation. That's not going to happen, though.

It's easy enough to see that the Pats are cheating with this graph & analysis. But look at the other end of the graph: What does this tell us about our Bills? Way too many fumbles!

You are correct. And while Hayes has the reputation, it was Biletnikoff that taught him about stickum.

I have a print of that LeRoy Neiman behind her. Definitely not, but very likely another Executive Airshare plane.

There are things I like about this hire and things I don't, but I don't see a bit of swagger as a problem. It's a refreshing change.

Just noticed that either the profanity filter is down or it doesn't filter the word "shitting."

The first splashy hire since Chuck Knox and some people are sh**ing all over it. Amazing.

Thank you so much for telling me that. I always go in through the front page.

This is killing my ability to procrastinate and I may have to start a Sabres thread here.

Uh oh. I hope this is not a repeat of the Great Crash of 2007 or whenever it was.

As a sometime poster here, but very frequent poster on Sabrespace, all I can say is that I hope the mobile version of Xenforo is better than IPB if you are considering the switch. I've also always liked the look and feel of your boards, so hopefully that doesn't change. --11.

Kelly wasn't the driver.

That list is ridiculous. Houston? New England? But yes, Michigan is a prestigious job.

Good for him. And I'm glad the future of the team isn't at risk so that he could speak up.

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The proper thing would have been to either bat it back onto the field or throw it back onto the field. Sorry, the away team doesn't get to celebrate with its fans in my house.

Any team that drafted him would still be playing him. He's a QB and it is simply too early to write him off. Or to call him the next all-star.

What about the guy who slid down the railing?

I put AP in an entirely different category than Ray Rice. Peterson grew up thinking this was an appropriate way to discipline a child. It's what he knows; this is what was taught to him as a child. He needs therapy (to deal with the abuse he received), counseling (to become a better parent), and compassion. Not this nonsense. I doubt Ray Rice grew up thinking it was appropriate to knock a woman out.