BillsPride12

I've got the Lions in there as well. Personally I think the NFC comes down to either Lions or Rams this year

I need McDermott to start doing this to Chiefs fans after we beat them in the regular season

This might be an unpopular take on this board but I've always felt like Pegula genuinely wants to bring championships to Buffalo The problem is he just doesn't have a clue on how to run successful sports franchises

I broke my cardinal rule of not gambling on a Bills game but I really was expecting a beatdown on the fish and thought they'd easily cover the spread. Should have learned my lesson by now

It's a two man race right now between Stafford and Jonathan Taylor but we all know what position has the better chance of getting the award

I agree but I wish it wasn't the case Would love to see a fresh regime brought in at this point and see if they could rebuild a proper championship caliber roster around Josh and have another go at it. Unfortunately after 9 years we know how far we are going with Beane and McDermott

Interesting. You really think Beane is gone after this year? Im not against it personally but I cannot see Terry pulling the trigger. In that scenario what do you think happens with McDermott?

I think you have them backwards

Yes 13 seconds was the biggest blunder but this was the worst overall loss in the McDermott era hands down

No Bills Chiefs in the Top 10? Thought it was worthy of a spot IMO

I'm guilty of not being a believer in Bishop going into this season but this looks to be spot on. I didn't think he had the instincts to play the position at the NFL level but now it looks like he was just behind the learning curve because of the missed reps. Watching the games live at the stadium his athleticism absolutely stands out. He is already becoming one of my favorite players on the Defense

You and @Kirby Jackson

And to add my own two cents to that I feel the best fanbase designation also typically trends towards the cold weather blue collar cities which is fair but could be another example why a fanbase like New Orleans goes under the radar

I agree with both points...the new stadium will actually be much louder than highmark But at the same it will lose some of its blue collar charm and atmosphere 😕 It was bound to happen at some point. Just thankful for all the memories and great times we've been able to have over the years. This old barn will surely be missed

Yeah that's understandable lol. It just sticks out to me because I've been to about 10 or 11 Bills road games and the Saints fans were awesome. Super friendly and engaging and Saints gear all over the city. It's also another one of those cities that has their own very unique culture. It surprises me, I feel the Saints fans NEVER get any recognition at in these best fanbase conversations lol

Exactly. The Sabres are pitching this season as things are heading in the right direction 🤪

I remember in the 90s sports teams and gang affiliation was a big thing. Not something I've really thought of one way or another but guess I didn't realize that was still a thing. Sidenote: It's kinda wild to think about how mainstream gang culture was in the 90s 😂

I gotta give a shoutout to New Orleans Saints fans as well. Most underrated NFL fanbase in my opinion

I've always said when your team is good it's a chance to showcase your city, your fanbase, gameday atmosphere etc. and it killed me during the drought years and for how long we were bad for I felt like nationally people forgot how amazing the football scene can be in Buffalo. But then the Josh Allen era came around and have put Buffalo back on the map and then some! It's really surreal seeing Buffalo and Bills fans constantly being showcased now. There was a long time I doubted we'd ever see anything like this again

I don't want to see Denver on anybody's contender list going forward

The Sabres game was more entertaining than this football game......ok im not going that far

That's what landed me here