Bills Mafia has been given one of the first BIG decisions at New Highmark Stadium. Please don't screw this up. The Buffalo Bills are letting fans vote on the end-zone color for the first regular-season game inside their new stadium when Buffalo hosts the Detroit Lions on Thursday Night Football. And there is only one acceptable answer. RED. Bring back the old-school red end zones. Buffalo used them during the '90s, and now the Bills have an opportunity to carry a piece of that history into an entirely new era. Just imagine it. New stadium. Primetime. Bills Mafia going insane. Josh Allen scores the first Bills touchdown inside the building and runs into a bright red end zone. That's what I want. And apparently Bills Mafia agrees. When I last checked the voting, red had already jumped out to a commanding early lead. Good. This isn't a vote. It's a test. Then we're talking about one of the strangest home-field advantage stories I've heard in a LONG time. Because what were the New England Patriots doing with the video board at Gillette Stadium? Ryan Paganetti reviewed a decade of film and found examples of the stadium video board displaying a reverse view behind the goalposts during opposing field-goal attempts, potentially creating the appearance of another offset set of yellow uprights. And here's where it gets REALLY interesting. He reviewed 52 Patriots field-goal attempts and said the illusion appeared during New England's kicks exactly ZERO times. So what do we call that? Cheating? Gamesmanship? Or just an incredibly diabolical home-field advantage? I haven't seen evidence that it was actually illegal. But I definitely want to know what Bills Mafia thinks. And when it comes to New Highmark Stadium? RED END ZONES. There's only one answer. #BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #Bills #JoshAllen #HighmarkStadium #NFL Photo Credit: Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! KALSHI For a limited time, Download the Kalshi app and use code [LOCKEDON] to get up to $500 in bonus credits when you trade $25.
Bills Mafia has been given one of the first BIG decisions at New Highmark Stadium.
Please don't screw this up.
The Buffalo Bills are letting fans vote on the end-zone color for the first regular-season game inside their new stadium when Buffalo hosts the Detroit Lions on Thursday Night Football.
And there is only one acceptable answer.
RED.
Bring back the old-school red end zones.
Buffalo used them during the '90s, and now the Bills have an opportunity to carry a piece of that history into an entirely new era.
Just imagine it.
New stadium.
Primetime.
Bills Mafia going insane.
Josh Allen scores the first Bills touchdown inside the building and runs into a bright red end zone.
That's what I want.
And apparently Bills Mafia agrees.
When I last checked the voting, red had already jumped out to a commanding early lead.
Good.
This isn't a vote.
It's a test.
Then we're talking about one of the strangest home-field advantage stories I've heard in a LONG time.
Because what were the New England Patriots doing with the video board at Gillette Stadium?
Ryan Paganetti reviewed a decade of film and found examples of the stadium video board displaying a reverse view behind the goalposts during opposing field-goal attempts, potentially creating the appearance of another offset set of yellow uprights.
And here's where it gets REALLY interesting.
He reviewed 52 Patriots field-goal attempts and said the illusion appeared during New England's kicks exactly ZERO times.
So what do we call that?
Cheating?
Gamesmanship?
Or just an incredibly diabolical home-field advantage?
I haven't seen evidence that it was actually illegal.
But I definitely want to know what Bills Mafia thinks.
And when it comes to New Highmark Stadium?
RED END ZONES.
There's only one answer.
#BuffaloBills #BillsMafia #Bills #JoshAllen #HighmarkStadium #NFL
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