Originally Posted by Pasta Little Brother:
Those table breaking morons aren't driving to a game through 3 feet of snow :-) good lord I don't care what they "say".
That’s not even the most annoying thing about Bills fans. I hate when they play that stupid fucking “Bills make me want to shout song” they play after the Bills win. I associate it with having to endure the Bills winning another AFC title in the 90’s including the game where they beat the shit out of Montana. I hate hearing that fucking song! [Reply]
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Exactly what I said earlier. This has nothing to do with the game on the field itself. It's about the fans, the employees, the city of Buffalo and their first responders. The first and foremost issue is safety. The game was rightfully moved to avoid a dangerous, potentially life-threatening situation that could have been exacerbated by playing a game.
Exactly. The NFL would not want to risk lives of people over that. Just silly. Honestly the only ones really bothered are KC fans who want the Bills to play there because there is an increased chance they lose. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Just:13:
is this your way of saying you pulled the “games have been played in 4 feet of snow on the field” out of your ass?
No others posted about it here too, if you haven't seen a snow game then you don't watch football. I also posted facts about how Tampa had evac orders for a hurricane but they still played in Tampa.
My overall point was this is fine but the NFL should be consistent. I believe I said that if you re having trouble understanding that then that is your problem.
Can't believe I am doing this but simple google earch pulled this up and look! its the bills playing in snow!
Originally Posted by :
A snowstorm dropped more than 16 inches in Orchard Park, New York, including between eight to nine inches during the game.
It was a mess. Early in the third quarter, fans were even treated to a rare metrological event called "thundersnow," as lightning flashed over the stadium. The game was not stopped.
Anything else buddy?
If i were you i would be more worried about your bills dropping November games than arguing with the like of CHIEFSplanet members on a rival forum but it's your life dood. [Reply]
Originally Posted by tredadda:
Exactly. The NFL would not want to risk lives of people over that. Just silly. Honestly the only ones really bothered are KC fans who want the Bills to play there because there is an increased chance they lose.
What is it with people thinking they are risking a bunch of lives by playing a football game? Plow the roads and carry on. Snow isn't a new thing. [Reply]
I'll admit i didn't see your number you posted till after i posted that but again to clarify NFL should be consistent. In hurricane ian they weren't sure and took it down to the last minute and they had ordered evacs. [Reply]
Originally Posted by wazu:
What is it with people thinking they are risking a bunch of lives by playing a football game? Plow the roads and carry on. Snow isn't a new thing.
It’s not, but 4-6 feet might be a little too much. The NFL is not going to risk a possible lawsuit/bad PR over playing a game there when it’s not exactly necessary. [Reply]
