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On 10/1/2025 at 10:17 AM, BillsPride12 said:
I still think it's too early to say there's a strong chance they miss the playoffs but it is starting to look possible. The only problem is I don't trust any of the other teams in that division either.
Now im willing to say there's a strong chance
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I ate alot of Jambalaya at the tailgate
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3 hours ago, Ray Stonada said:
This thread being only two pages says a lot. Diggs doesn’t take up much head space for Bills fans anymore, we’re focused on way bigger things.
FWIW I loved him from 2020 until he started quiet quitting in games in ‘23.
Agreed. I don't think Diggs coming back to Buffalo is a major storyline at all at this point. Both parties have moved on.
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3 hours ago, Shaw66 said:
Did you have to sign up for it, or did it come without any request from you? I'm asking because I haven't received one, and I'm wondering if I missed the notice. Or if it's only for people who bought seasons in the new stadium.
I just received mine yesterday and im not getting season tickets in the new stadium. It's just taking forever because of how many STM there are
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18 minutes ago, eball said:
I’m sure it’s worth something, but I also don’t think a trade contractor likely knows everything either.
I mean, what would take another three years?
As a local in WNY I know of a few people either working on or connected to the stadium project and I am hearing the same thing across the board from all parties. There's alot of stuff they are behind on in there right now. But yeah it will definitely be ready to open in 2026
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1 hour ago, Another Fan said:
You remain hurt and disappointed to this day don't you? 😅.
I still remember as a kid the newsstand I saw the Playboy Geri Haliwell surprisingly graced one day and how stunned I was. And I still maintain the physical copy of that edition!
I might actually check out the new show. It's not as good as Home Improvement back in the day but I thought it didn't suck either.
I think that might be one of the all-time misses of the 90s right behind Wide Right and No Goal 😂
Yeah I have always had a soft spot for sitcoms and there just aren't any great ones anymore but I am willing to watch a few more episodes as it at least feels tolerable compared to most newer sitcoms.
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Well now I'm definitely no fan of Tim Allen
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3 hours ago, T.E. said:
Home jerseys from 02-10 were the worst, in my opinion.
*Away
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This just went on my Christmas wish list. Thanks for sharing!
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I still think it's too early to say there's a strong chance they miss the playoffs but it is starting to look possible. The only problem is I don't trust any of the other teams in that division either.
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6 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
I think they were certainly mainstream in the Super Bowl era. There’s no doubt. The point was, everyone and every team had people in Zubaz back then. It was the thing. Everyone else dropped it because it’s lame. We kept it, and doubled down for the last 25-30 years. We made it “our” thing instead of “everyone’s” thing. I’m suggesting we should leave them, and the table breaking, behind. We should have dropped them when Josh became elite.
I completely agree about the table jumping. I was never a fan of that. I think with the Zubaz Bills fans were just so nostalgic for the 90s because we were so bad for nearly 3 decades that we were clinging to the past. I think they are still around though to pay homage to the previous glory years
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52 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
People wore them seriously in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s everywhere. People had them in multiple colors. Go look up old Legion of Doom photos. It was, unironically, the style at the time. We stuck with it during the drought to be ironic. I don’t hate Zubaz. As I said, I own some and have that 20 ft carpet that I got directly from Zubaz for a party. It’s just a drought era thing like table jumping. It’s lame. I don’t expect them to go away but this era won’t be remembered for table jumping, Zubaz wearing goofballs. That’s the drought.
I think most people correlate Zubaz with the glory years and Super Bowls of the late 80s and early 90s. Not the drought years.
Maybe you've just been looking at it all wrong 😂
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I haven't gone back and rewatched the game yet let alone All-22 breakdowns but we were keeping an eye on Van Demark in the stadium and it looked like he was playing on roller skates. I mean truly getting eaten alive out there when we were keying on him. I'd be curious to see these All-22 highlights that show otherwise
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1 hour ago, Kirby Jackson said:
This isn’t college where they turn over rosters every 4 years (or way less in the NIL era). Also, a lot of college teams have released new traditions over the last decade or whatever. The early 90’s team was the genesis of a lot of this. The Shout Song probably stays but this era, absolutely deserves traditions that are unique to them. They don’t need to hang from anyone’s coattails. I actually find it odd that people are hung up on things like Zubaz. I own some. I even own a 20 ft long Zubaz carpet for events. That’s from the drought. That’s not the Josh Allen Bills. It’s time to move on.
I agree that it's ok for new traditions to be born which I think this team already has. Mr. Brightside the glaring one. But I don't think you have to erase team's history or past either in order to move forward. Tons of other pro and college sports franchises have their team traditions that carry on and get passed down to the next generation.
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43 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
I’ve been big on giving this team its own identity and their own traditions. Zubaz, the Shout Song, etc… belong to the early 90’s Bills. This era deserves their own memories and identity. The new stadium will be the biggest part. These jerseys, Mr. Brightside, and the legend of the game (despite using early 90’s sayings) are unique to them. They absolutely deserve that. It’s time to say goodbye to Zubaz. Maybe they never retire the Shout Song but if there was ever a year to say goodbye, it would be this year. Through the drought it was fine to pay homage to the glory years. This era, stands on it’s own.
I have no idea why they waited. It certainly wasn’t based on the sales being slow. They were sold out immediately and everywhere. I somehow was able to get it on Fanatics (with the sleeves) right at launch. I was the only one in our group of 12 that was able to get one.
The Shout song isn't going anywhere
Should the College teams also get rid of their long storied school fight songs in order for the modern teams to have their own identity?
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Wasn't this a disaster the last time we tried doing this?
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17 minutes ago, Augie said:
It’s not in a bad part of the city. It’s by the convention center, World of Coke, CNN Center, State Farm Arena, the Georgia Aquarium (which is surprisingly cool), College Football HOF, etc. You don’t want to wander too far off (especially to the south) if you don’t know here you are going, but it’s not like the Braves old stadium in the heart of the ‘hood.
I think people will feel quite safe around the stadium, especially on a game day.
Odd side note, on my way to my grocery store (just over one mile) I can look right and see the Falcon’s dome downtown, or look left and see The Battery where the Braves play. If you are looking to kill some time in Atlanta and want to see a cool mixed use development that works, check out The Battery. https://batteryatl.com
How is the world of coke museum? I have heard that is actually pretty cool. Something I would like to check out if I ever make it to ATL


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