Lv-Bills

I'm on the 50 yard line, Bills sideline, lower level and have had season tix for 22 years. I absolutely will not be paying $7,000 a seat (14k total) for PSL's). I will be enjoying the last four years of having season tickets, and will just buy certain games online after the new stadium opens. In Buffalo, where I would imagine my seats will be primed for some of the largest PSL's, I'll be out. And I probably can afford them, but it's too ridiculous to pay just for the right just to buy tickets. I have two daughters that will be in college soon. My 14k will be in their bank account for their own future education. As much as I love the Bills, that will be the point where the NFL sickens me enough to bow out. Please win the Superbowl in the next 4 years. The Pegula's have plenty of money where PSL's aren't necessary. And I'm not a Pegula basher. I'm grateful we have them, but I'm not going to be an idiot and pay for their palace, especially after the handouts they will already be getting. I get it. Totally get it, but it makes me sick.

Western Kentucky wanted to join the MAC badly, but the MAC wanted MTSU as their partner, and MTSU didn't want to join for some reason. If Western finds a partner, that is suitable to the MAC powers that be, they'll jump ship in a heartbeat. Not sure why MTSU didn't jump ship, but they didn't. That would have been an awesome win for the MAC if it happened. Western is an awesome fit. IMO, Western will be in the MAC sooner or later. The Sun Belt is now the premiere Group of 5 Conference. The teams it already has like Coastal Carolina, App State, Louisiana, Troy, and soon adding James Madison, Marshall, Southern Miss, etc, coupled with the regional footprint they follow with an emphasis still on ticket sales and gameday atmosphere is a winner. When all four new teams are officially in, they add quality, decent attendance, and facilities to an already solid league that was getting better. And it's a Mid Atlantic/Southern league as well. They are a clear winner of the Texas - Oklahoma move to the SEC. I mean, JMU, as an FCS program has better facilities than most of the MAC schools already. The MAC is better than C-USA. Period. There is no reason to jump to C-USA. If any team has a beef about not being in a better conference, it's Liberty. Liberty has ACC like facilities in every sport and a budget to match Power 5 schools. But of course, politics get in the way of that. Liberty would make the Sun Belt a Group of 5 SEC. The AAC........they are still decent, but now irrelevant on a large landscape. They need to accept their role, and make themselves better like the Sun Belt. As for UB, they really don't offer much. They are cool in the MAC. It's too far out of the way for anyone to really want to include them in something bigger. I always thought that the best team or teams to jump ship in the MAC would be Toledo or Ohio. But even them, really, where else do they fit?

What does a team's record have to do with what kind of a year Deshaun Watson had? If anything, it makes an even better point about what a great year Watson had in spite of the crap that surrounded him. Kind of like Joe Thomas or Calvin Johnson. And it certainly didn't all mostly come in garbage time, which was an absurd comment that provoked my response in the first place. The Texans were 4-12 with Watson, who killed it in 2020. He also had them more than competitive in at least 12 of 16 games. He, as in his own performance, was outstanding, and that is well documented by many sports people. Some of which said it may have been his greatest season in his young career considering who the Texans surrounded him with. Below is just one of several articles that realize how good this QB is, and was in 2020. This isn't even questionable. Top 10 players on losing teams - Watson #1

What? The Texans roster sucked. He had Brandon Cooks, Will Fuller and old ass Randall Cobb for god's sakes. And in spite of that subpar talent, he was all the Texans had, and had them on the losing end of 8 one score games, which is incredible. In 5 of 8 of those one score games, he had the Texans tied, or in the lead in the 4th quarter. In two more of those games, they were trailing by 4 or fewer points in the 4th quarter. One went to OT. Further, most of those one score games were high scoring games. And, he completed over 70% of his passes, lead the league in yardage, had 36 total TD's (33 passing) and only 7 INT's, and added an additional 444 yards rushing, and a pro bowl selection. He arguably had one of the best season's of anyone in the league, especially considering the crappy talent around him. I'm not a Deshaun Watson apologist by any means, but he certainly didn't put up most of his numbers in garbage time.

Cousins in the 40s.......lmao. Let's just hope the team stupid enough to do it is in the AFC. They'll instantly become a non threat for the duration he's on their team.

This is a fantastic depth signing. The dude is a beast tackler and very athletic. He does have glaring weaknesses too. But how they have used him in the past, he's perfect in his role. Tackles almost like Antoine Winfield, but covers like Chris Watson.

It will pretty cool to see whatever visiting team gets the game. The Rams will be raising their banner to a stadium that will be packed with 65% visiting teams fans. Can't wait. Anyone ever remember the Super Bowl Champs getting booed in their home stadium during a banner raising ceremony?

I'll back you on this. I thought it was painfully awkward on Daboll's part. It wasn't funny. And he really didn't follow up to break the awkwardness. Very weird attempt at humor. Hopefully, that was just nerves, and didn't go quite like Daboll intended.

Dorsey And anyone that shows a pulse. Flores would be awesome, but I think he deserves to be a Head Coach.

Gotta be this. Because who really cares. You buy them and they hit your phone in plenty of time to get in. I think it's more a scare tactic.

I still don't understand what the hell this means. Tickets are listed all over the internet for the game as we speak. So, am I to think I can't buy them right now and go to the game? Or second, there are thousands of tickets for almost every sporting event for sale online nowadays. What does a transfer restriction actually do or prevent? I mean, if for some magical reason a Bills fan living in Virginia, can't buy a ticket today (how the hell would they even know that?), I can still go and know that when I get there, that there will still be thousands of tickets available 24 hours before the game and buy them on my phone at a hotel in Nashville. I'm missing something I'm sure, because if not, this is pretty stupid.

Let's do this......neighbor. Go Bills!

Driving up all the way from Virginia. 134, Row 40. You bet I'll be there trying to stay as warm as possible.

Good news. Since Daboll doesn't run the ball, and we can't stop any good teams from running it, this will be perfect. He can let noodle armed Tua throw it 47 times a game and it'll play right in to our hands and our strengths.

Strong list right here. Real Strong. Might even throw Ronnie Harmon in there as well.