Slick Rick about to be Bills most valuable non player person.

[julian]

This is the impact Allen has, the ability to bring a grown man to tears simply by acknowledging his hard work.

 

 I don’t think there’s another QB in the NFL who leads and carries his organization with as much class and dignity as Josh Allen, he’s all in unlike any QB I’ve seen in the past.

Edited 6 hours ago by julian

[Warriorspikes51]

Bills version of "BIG DOM"   silly Eagles what now? 

[Donuts and Doritos]

Thanks for all you do Rick! Keep up the good work. Go Bills!

[Just Jack]

1 hour ago, transient said:

Sure, it’s nice that Slick Rick got a shout out and all during the acceptance speech… but what about the fans!?!?
 

🤬 Allen!!!!

 

 

 

 

(humor; for those that weren’t sure)

 

 

 

I thought he had, but you're right.  I went and watched his speech again, and not one mention of the fans. It was all about the Bills organization/coaches, his teammates, and his family.  

[Einstein's Dog]

8 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

 

I thought he had, but you're right.  I went and watched his speech again, and not one mention of the fans. It was all about the Bills organization/coaches, his teammates, and his family.  

Could have been a nice tie-in if Josh had asked the Bills Mafia to donate $17 to a go fund me he had set up in this guy's name.  I think Slick Rick would then have been drying those tears with hundred dollar bills.

[Buffalo716]

6 minutes ago, Einstein's Dog said:

Could have been a nice tie-in if Josh had asked the Bills Mafia to donate $17 to a go fund me he had set up in this guy's name.  I think Slick Rick would then have been drying those tears with hundred dollar bills.

No offense, and Bills fandom really is special and we give a lot to good charities

 

But, slick Rick isn't dying of cancer... He doesn't have a terminal disease..  why should he get hundreds of thousands in donations? And not the cafeteria lady? Not Pam at the front desk? 

 

Josh is a people person and makes everybody feel loved.. but donating to this guy but not to the cafeteria lady doesn't seem right even if he is salt of the earth 

 

I'm sure there's a lot of people around one Bills drive that are salt of the Earth

Edited 5 hours ago by Buffalo716

[ProcessTruster]

2 hours ago, MJS said:

There's a great culture with this team. It is a real thing to be proud of.

and yet, so many on this board would just as soon tear it all down, just to be rid of McDermott.  

[Einstein's Dog]

9 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

No offense, and Bills fandom really is special and we give a lot to good charities

 

But, slick Rick isn't dying of cancer... He doesn't have a terminal disease..  why should he get hundreds of thousands in donations? And not the cafeteria lady? Not Pam at the front desk? 

 

Josh is a people person and makes everybody feel loved.. but donating to this guy but not to the cafeteria lady doesn't seem right even if he is salt of the earth 

 

I'm sure there's a lot of people around one Bills drive that are salt of the Earth

So, no one gets to win the lottery because others would get jealous?  

 

These donation things are not for everyone, if it doesn't fit for you, you wouldn't have to give.  But I personally would have liked to donate to someone who doesn't have the sob story background.  Just as a show of the strength of a Josh endorsement.   I think it would have been cool, I wish it would have been done.

[Buffalo716]

3 minutes ago, Einstein's Dog said:

So, no one gets to win the lottery because others would get jealous?  

 

These donation things are not for everyone, if it doesn't fit for you, you wouldn't have to give.  But I personally would have liked to donate to someone who doesn't have the sob story background.  Just as a show of the strength of a Josh endorsement.   I think it would have been cool, I wish it would have been done.

So mail a letter to two Bills drive with money in it with the guys name lol nobody stopping you 

 

Bill fans are amazing.. but we don't need to give money to every single little thing that touches at a heart string 

 

If you want to go for it mail the guy money... But Us opening pocketbooks quickly doesn't make us better fans at the end of the day

 

That guy getting recognized by Josh Allen was worth a million dollars in his heart

Edited 5 hours ago by Buffalo716

[Ed_Formerly_of_Roch]

I read  something online today that Josh gave the all time best MVP acceptance speech and this was from a national writer, not someone with ties to western NY

[boyst]

I much prefer pickle rick if I may be honest 

[Einstein's Dog]

3 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

So mail a letter to two Bills drive with money in it with the guys name lol nobody stopping you 

 

Bill fans are amazing.. but we don't need to give money to every single little thing that touches at a heart string 

 

If you want to go for it mail the guy money... But Us opening pocketbooks quickly doesn't make us better fans at the end of the day

Well, I have liked that twist the Bills Mafia has made of sending money to an offbeat cause.  It's been a signature move that has class.  IMO, it has helped make the Bills Mafia a better fan base and one I'm proud to be a part of.

 

Mailing it, I could I suppose.  Definitely more effort though.  I'd have to write something and then I couldn't really get away with the paltry $17 I would have given.

[Buffalo716]

1 minute ago, Einstein's Dog said:

Well, I have liked that twist the Bills Mafia has made of sending money to an offbeat cause.  It's been a signature move that has class.  IMO, it has helped make the Bills Mafia a better fan base and one I'm proud to be a part of.

 

Mailing it, I could I suppose.  Definitely more effort though.  I'd have to write something and then I couldn't really get away with the paltry $17 I would have given.

Thank you for everything you do slick Rick!

[Cheektowaga Chad]

I honestly figured when Allen mentioned "slick Rick in the mail room" I figured it was just a made up name to describe all the admin/clerical/reception/janitorial/cafeteria/etc. the employees that make the day to day running of the business and building possible 

 

Awesome that he is a real person, and glad to have met/heard slick Rick speak about what it felt like to be mentioned. That's really cool 

[Just Jack]

46 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

No offense, and Bills fandom really is special and we give a lot to good charities

 

But, slick Rick isn't dying of cancer... He doesn't have a terminal disease..  why should he get hundreds of thousands in donations? And not the cafeteria lady? Not Pam at the front desk? 

 

Josh is a people person and makes everybody feel loved.. but donating to this guy but not to the cafeteria lady doesn't seem right even if he is salt of the earth 

 

I'm sure there's a lot of people around one Bills drive that are salt of the Earth

 

Do what they did when Squirrel Winter was mentioned and design a shirt/sweatshirt where proceeds from the sale goes to a charity of Slick Ricks choosing.  

Edited 4 hours ago by Just Jack

[Buffalo716]

4 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

 

Do what they did when Squirrel Winters was mentioned and design a shirt/sweatshirt where proceeds from the sale goes to a charity of Slick Ricks choosing.  

That's a cool idea

[SinceThe70s]

27 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

 

Do what they did when Squirrel Winter was mentioned and design a shirt/sweatshirt where proceeds from the sale goes to a charity of Slick Ricks choosing.  

 

LOL - if that happens my next years "The Bills won because of you" contribution may change. 

[26TrapDraw]

1 hour ago, Einstein's Dog said:

Could have been a nice tie-in if Josh had asked the Bills Mafia to donate $17 to a go fund me he had set up in this guy's name.  I think Slick Rick would then have been drying those tears with hundred dollar bills.

so whats stopin you or any mafia member of doing it. Slick rick looks like he's paid his dues. He 's got it coming. For being nothing more than awesome.

[quincy]

 

 

 

He really loves working for the Buffalo Bills, good on him (and Josh).

[BearNorth]

We had a Bills QB when I was a kid.  Did many speaking events in the community, if you met him, he shook your hand, looked you straight in the eye.  Wore #15.  Went on to a pretty solid career after the NFL.