Ughhh, looks like another rainy home game

[NewEra]

6 hours ago, TBBills said:

Not really... It makes Wentz more prone to INTs

that would be nice, considering that Wentz has the second lowest int% in the league @ .6% while josh is @ 1.7% and has double the ints.  

[AlCowlingsTaxiService]

6 hours ago, 1ManRaid said:

It's almost like it's fall in Western New York or something.

But WGRs Jeremy White tells me fall is elite…

[SlimShady'sSpaceForce]

7 hours ago, Bubba Gump said:

First off, I'm all for an open air stadium. But holy whistling Moses, this will be another wet weather game. This will be 4/5, I believe, so far. I would rather have snow. I can't remember so many home games in the rain. Good thing the right Josh has some big ass hands.

 

how bad is it for you at playoff in Jan?

 

[noacls]

8 hours ago, Bubba Gump said:

 

Well fall came early then. The Pitt game, Washington and Houston were all crappy. I think they were all before fall officially started. Just an unlucky year. It will prolly be 70 and sunny for the December games.

 

It's not the weather that makes him prone to INT's, it's his suckiness that makes that happen.

You do realize he has thrown 3 less picks than Josh. 

[LABILLBACKER]

Always rain or wind. Yet the diehards insist on no dome. Brilliant?

[78thealltimegreat]

Well they’ve got Jonathan Taylor and the Bills have a bunch of borderline practice squad backs who can’t hit holes or run between the tackles meaning .. looks like Josh is going to have to be the Bills best back….again 

[PaattMaann]

Just now, 78thealltimegreat said:

Well they’ve got Jonathan Taylor and the Bills have a bunch of borderline practice squad backs who can’t hit holes or run between the tackles meaning .. looks like Josh is going to have to be the Bills best back….again 

 

lol, what an ignorant post

[BuffaloMatt]

Good teams win regardless of the weather. I love the Bills and bleed Blue Cheese and Loganberry, but I think we are soft and soft teams don't like bad weather. 

[nucci]

5 minutes ago, BuffaloMatt said:

Good teams win regardless of the weather. I love the Bills and bleed Blue Cheese and Loganberry, but I think we are soft and soft teams don't like bad weather. 

why are we soft and does anyone really like bad weather?

[BuffaloMatt]

5 minutes ago, nucci said:

why are we soft and does anyone really like bad weather?

Personally I don't think teams consider us to be a physical team. 

They want to take us out to the deep water and so would I if I was playing against us. 

Edited November 19, 2021 by BuffaloMatt

[rockpile]

1 hour ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:

 

how bad is it for you at playoff in Jan?

 

 

The coldest game I was ever at was also windy, so the chill factor was negative 28 degrees. Now I have been to a lot of cold games with no complaints, but that was the tipping point for being too cold for me to be outside at the game. 

[Nextmanup]

33 minutes ago, BuffaloMatt said:

Good teams win regardless of the weather. I love the Bills and bleed Blue Cheese and Loganberry, but I think we are soft and soft teams don't like bad weather. 

We have a fast moving defense and a very talent offense based on passing.

 

Bad weather is ALWAYS going to upset what this Bills team likes to do on a football field.

 

Bad weather is an equalizer for weaker teams; helps them keep up with better teams.

 

We are finally good enough that we should NOT want bad weather, ever.

 

 

[Virgil]

10 hours ago, Bubba Gump said:

First off, I'm all for an open air stadium. But holy whistling Moses, this will be another wet weather game. This will be 4/5, I believe, so far. I would rather have snow. I can't remember so many home games in the rain. Good thing the right Josh has some big ass hands.

 

Agreed.  This is why I want us to have a dome.  I feel like cold weather teams are a thing of the past and it only really helps in playoff games.  However, with our fans and the league being a passing one, I have zero concerns with HFA in the playoffs.  It will make Josh better and that is what's most important

 

[BuffaloMatt]

16 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

We have a fast moving defense and a very talent offense based on passing.

 

Bad weather is ALWAYS going to upset what this Bills team likes to do on a football field.

 

Bad weather is an equalizer for weaker teams; helps them keep up with better teams.

 

We are finally good enough that we should NOT want bad weather, ever.

 

 

I'm not sure I get the rationale. We are really good and bad weather effects us, so we should always want to play in good weather.  

Unrealistic.

 

[FilthyBeast]

Oh look another excuse if this team loses on Sunday. 😴

 

 

[Nextmanup]

10 hours ago, 1ManRaid said:

 

Bad luck with weather this year, but weather reports more than a day out are less accurate than a coin flip.

Disagree on that.  More than a week out?  Sure.

 

Remember the rain that was predicted in the KC night game?  That stuff showed up right on time as predicted about 5 days earlier.

 

 

[TheFunPolice]

1 hour ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Always rain or wind. Yet the diehards insist on no dome. Brilliant?

 

Domes are terrible. 

 

Football is an outdoor sport. I want to see that snow swirling around as a cool backdrop while I'm watching on my warm couch!

 

[Augie]

8 hours ago, HOUSE said:

This is why I wear my rain coat, it keeps the beer off me too

 

At the Nashville game a drunken Bills fan behind me, for some unfathomable reason, started patting me on the head after good plays. He was a “nice drunk guy”, so it was no big deal, sort of a good luck charm. (I wasn’t 100% sober myself.)  At one point he said to me “Hey! Your head is wet!” To which I responded “I know, you keep spilling your beer on me!”   😂  

[LeGOATski]

9 minutes ago, Augie said:

 

At the Nashville game a drunken Bills fan behind me, for some unfathomable reason, started patting me on the head after good plays. He was a “nice drunk guy”, so it was no big deal, sort of a good luck charm. (I wasn’t 100% sober myself.)  At one point he said to me “Hey! Your head is wet!” To which I responded “I know, you keep spilling your beer on me!”   😂  

That's borderline creepy, though...

[LABILLBACKER]

1 hour ago, rockpile said:

 

The coldest game I was ever at was also windy, so the chill factor was negative 28 degrees. Now I have been to a lot of cold games with no complaints, but that was the tipping point for being too cold for me to be outside at the game. 

The human body was not designed for bad weather. It often rains, snows or is windy in Buffalo. 30 years ago we took some advantage of this. But now the NFL is more passing than ever before. No fan, player or coach enjoys or looks forward to bad weather games. At least build a retractable roof. No matter how strong your arm is, no QB wants to deal with cross winds.