Albany,n.y.

Modern football: All the teams that won playoff games with the exception of the Bills had a potent running game. KC, the defending champs drafted a RB in the 1st round last year. You have no clue what modern football is, it requires a threat at RB, otherwise the D tees off on your one dimensional offense.

Then we have no chance of making it to the Super Bowl. No, the draft is about finding the best players at a position of need, not some grade that you gave someone. 3 years ago a lot of people thought Josh Rosen was a good value at #10, because they gave him a top 5 grade, what good did that do him?

A RB who can actually gain yards when he carries the ball and not drop passes would do wonders for Josh's nerves.

Beane totally understands that the Bills are inadequate at RB, that's why when the Jets released Bell he tried to sign him but lost out to KC (where he was injured & out yesterday). While there are other positions of need, the Bills need to spend their #1 pick (30th) on a RB, just like KC did last year with pick 32. After the game I declared Singletary is the Terry Miller of the 21st century-best season as a rookie & then fades away.

Halftime of Bills game. On location now $9,450 which= $11,151 after fees. Stub hub is even higher than that, over $12,000.

I already yelled at my TV. Willie McGinest picked the Chiefs & I yelled "F you Willie, you're a Patriot. Of course you're picking against the Bills."

I just want the next Thurman in the draft.

Tampa has no travel at all for 2 weeks. Meanwhile the Bills have to be planning travel, leaving Buffalo etc. Let's agree to disagree but my hope is GB wins and I don't have to deal with this after 6:30 today.

If Tampa gets in they have 2 weeks at home before the game & the Bills have 2 days to settle in, yet some people want to play Tampa. I want GB, not the team with home field advantage.

Tampa is coming in 14 days before the game.

It's not the number of and rabidity of the fans in the stands, it's the players situation. The Bucs would be able to sleep at home all two weeks (with the possible exception of the night before) and not have the grind of a personal schedule that a normal Super Bowl team has. If it's GB, they have the same travel & lodging schedule as the Bills. Playing a Super Bowl at home is a HUGE advantage that would be difficult for any opponent to overcome.

Why would you want to be the only team to ever play a Super Bowl in the opponent's stadium? Home field in the Super Bowl is a huge advantage.

Washington, Chicago, Indianapolis, and New Orleans are all playoff teams that need a QB. Stafford & a 3rd for one of their 1st rounders. He makes all but Washington a Super Bowl contender.

Saturday the day before conference championships NFL On Location price is now listed at $7,225. Add in the 18% service fee & it's now $8,525 to get into the stadium after the league announced 22,000 seats but 7,500 of those only available to health care workers making a pool of only 14,500 seats. That's a $1,500 increase since the capacity was announced.

I don't want to be the 1st Super Bowl team to have to play their opponent on their home field. Home field in the Super Bowl is too big an advantage to overcome. Give me Green Bay, I want nothing to do with Tampa Bay playing at home.

I agree except for one factor: If Houston hires an unqualified white guy Stephen A Smith's head will explode and he'll go ballistic on the air. It might be worth the trouble just to see Smith's reaction. A few years ago he was going nuts because Jeff Fisher kept getting retained as a head coach in the NFL while qualified black candidates were overlooked. I am biased against Smith because he once snubbed my nephew at a Warriors game when they were sitting in the same row and my nephew said hello to him. Like we were when Buddy Nix was GM & the best he could do was get Chan Gailey whose last job was getting fired as KC's OC in August before the season even started. The definition of someone getting fired up.

They can't fake a kick & have Bass throw a TD. It was going to be the Bills secret play this week & now it's out the window.

You're living in a world about 20 years ago. In a lot of places you can't get a decent seat for $100. You make Ralph look like a free spender.

I believe he & Josh Rosen are both a total waste of a team's time. When a 1st round QB is waived before his 3rd season there's no way he turns it around. These guys get cut for a reason. You can even extend this to 2nd round QBs. Recent examples are Christian Hackenberg who the Jets wouldn't allow on the field his 2 seasons there and Brian Brohm who was waved before his 2nd season & Russ Brandon picked him off the Packers practice squad, wasting the time of Bills coaches, players & fans.

I don't know what they are now but the most recent Super Bowls I went to were XLVIII & 50. For SB 50 I was in the cheapest seats & the face value was $850. For XLVIII I was in the 2nd cheapest seat & face was $1,000.

I checked the link and was able to dummy in an order to see their service fee. It turned out to be 18%, so the tickets listed for $5,950 have a $1,071 service fee for a total price of $7,021 per seat.

We're both wrong. We traded up not the Rams. Pick 91 was traded to the Rams for us to move up for Zay Jones but as part of the deal we got pick 149 which was part of the Dawkins trade up.

Dion Dawkins had nothing to do with the Mahomes trade. The pick they used from the trade to move up in the 2nd round was used to select Zay Jones. So the trade really looks like this: Bills trade pick 10 of 2017 draft (Mahomes) to KC & 2018 3rd rounder Bills for got Tyrod Taylor to Baltimore for White, pick used to trade up for Zay Jones who was traded for pick 145 of the 2021 draft, Edmunds & Neal. Basically: Bills trade Mahomes & Taylor Bills get White, Edmunds, Neal & pick 145 of this year's draft.

I think it's a great idea. Since Cuomo will likely nix any parade in Buffalo, KC is letting us have the parade there. The best part should be the peaceful transfer of power from Patrick Mahomes to Josh Allen as the face of the NFL. They may even bring in Jake from State Farm.

Stubhub is around $10,000 a ticket after fees. NFL On Location is $5,950 before fees. Typical fees can range from 15% to 25%, so even at 15% the NFL On Location is close to $7,000. The unknown variable is the amount of tickets for sale. Both Stubhub & NFL On Location will refund your $ if they limit the number of seats below what is anticipated & they can't sell you a ticket. Beware of less reputable sellers. I can't get my 1st Covid shot until March, so I won't be going. If this was a Covid free year in a full stadium I'd go. I went to all 4 Bills SBs in the 1990s, but I can't risk it due to my age & overall health. Also, if Tampa gets in the ticket prices will be even more outrageous than they are right now since they will be the home team with a fan base that doesn't have to travel. Back in the 90s my friend and Super Bowl partner won 2 lotteries so we had tickets at $150 each and the most I paid for a package through a travel agent was $1,248 for the Atlanta SB from TravelUSA in Buffalo which included the flight, 3 nights at a motel, ticket & bus rides to the stadium.