Screwball

It says Bills/Browns on the seating map.

Friend who got into the sale said Tickets max out at $30.

Twitter is down. Go to Schefters facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AdamSchefter/

My wife and I had this conversation before the 3rd down. Would have be interesting to see what McD would have done.

2020 Away Games: Away San Francisco 49ers New York Jets Oakland Raiders New England Patriots Miami Dolphins Denver Broncos AFC South* Arizona Cardinals

RIP Pancho!

Absolutely love this move. When healthy he played very very good in 2017. This will let Levi Wallace grow without being forced into starting right away.

It’s interesting to review DJ’s Top 50 from 2018. Three Bills picks were on the list. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000909727/article/daniel-jeremiahs-top-50-prospects-for-2018-nfl-draft

Pete Metzelaars is the OL coach for Atlanta. Vick is their OC.

Had to look him up. On April 28, 2018, Allen signed with the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted free agent.[He was waived on September 1, 2018 and was signed to the practice squad the next day. He was released on September 10, 2018 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyle_Allen

Ignore the year, but here’s the info. A vested veteran, or a player with at least four years of NFL experience, will have his 2014 base salary guaranteed for the year if he’s on an NFL team’s roster for the first game of the season. That means that if a team decided after Week 1 to part ways with a veteran player with a 2014 base salary of $1MM, the team would still be on the hook for that full $1MM, which would count against the cap. A veteran who has received this form of termination pay in the past wouldn’t be eligible to receive it again, but otherwise the player can put in a claim for his full salary and receive it. Veterans not a Week 1 roster don’t benefit from that provision, however. If a player is signed during the season, following a team’s first game, and is later released, he’s only entitled to 25% of his full-season salary. For instance, let’s say a team signed a player in Week 2 for a full-year salary of $1.02MM. First, that salary would be prorated for 16 weeks, meaning it’d be worth $960K. If a player is cut shortly after signing, he’d receive 25% of that amount, or $240K. If the player is released within four weeks of signing, he’d only count for $240K against his team’s cap, rather than the amount of his full salary.

Does Buffalo have an Athletic site yet?

I just renewed mine for 2018, but could be grandfathered in.

Cadet and Ivory are the same age. Both 29, not likely getting any better.