Just Jack

But he was so funny in the movies.

So with teams building domes, plus the two you missed, that will make it 16 out of 32 teams, or 50%

Oh, really, Vernon? Why pretend, we both know perfectly well what this is about. You want me to have an abortion.

Don't you tell me which zone is for loading, and which zone is for stopping!

My car came with a sunroof that I think I've only opened fully three times in the almost 10 years I've owned it.

@Gugny has a girlfriend. @The Poojer has a girlfriend. @boyst is married, and now has a child, a girl. Yet somehow, planet killing meteors keep missing earth. Meet Maddy Glab, the new Bills reporter

https://www.dispatch.com/story/entertainment/trend/2025/07/24/central-ohios-ross-smith-stages-fall-at-cleveland-browns-helmet-launch/85356714007

Two out of six, the New Jersey stadium and 49er's stadium are open air. Going back to 2000, 8 out of the 17 stadiums built were open air. And now with Cleveland, Tennesse, Washington, and Chicago, that'll be four more stadiums going from open air to closed roof. List of current NFL stadiums - Wikipedia

No, the white zone is for loading of passengers and there is no stopping in a RED zone.

$64K according to the Zillow estimate. That's with putting down $2.14M as a down payment, and a credit score of 720 or higher.

Remember when people hated Rob Johnson because he was a California boy?

Easiest would be some projectors around the roof surface.

It will be interesting to see what the official cause will be.

And now all three are dead.

"NFL Network is now ESPN 8, The Ocho!"

A few houses directly across the street from Fisher had signs up, $25 to park on their lawn. They were packing them in, easily several hundred, maybe just over 1K, $$$ was made there today.

The new stadium rep actually called me today asking if I was still interested. I did mention I was since PSL's are now down in the $1K range, so we'll see what she comes up with for options. I am surprised that they would let me jump back in before they finish calling everyone that has not had an opportunity yet. I was considering open market, my fear is actually that for the first Home Opener game, there may not be any secondary market tickets available. So that's part of my reasoning, take a sure ticket now, and if secondary market tickets are available for the club areas, pick those up and sell my (maybe) nosebleeds.

There are times when I’ve worked on sites, that it’s easier to just stay late and work, after most everyone else leaves. But I’ve never done it when we are in a residential area.

First teaser trailer...

Email from the Bills today, for new subscribers...

What Kirby mentioned would be my plan. I can easily pay off a cheap PSL before next season, so it would not be a credit score hit. Just wondering how people might feel if I intentionally am buying seats knowing I'll drop them in 2-5 years, when there may be people that want to buy for 30 years that can't get in, if it sells out.

That was you?!?!?! Ya bastard!

First time I was at Lincoln Financial for an Eagles game with the brother in laws, they were going to take the escalator up to their seats. I’m looking at the long as line just to get on it, and the empty ramp next to it, and just said I was going to take the ramp. It was an easy.

A debate I'm having with myself, and I want some honest input. We're now seeing the $1K PSL's. I turned down the club seats I was shown months ago because of cost, and being locked in for 30 years. Can't see myself going to games at 85 years old. But I would not have a problem getting a cheap PSL and upper deck tickets for the next 2-5 years, then just dropping them, knowing the Bills would take back the PSL, with nothing in return. Would that be bad of me?