That's nice and all, but the 190 disappeared. Digging underground to accommodate the 190 doesn't seem too feasible.

I love the look though. As a former architecture major who loves city planning sort of things, it's like porn to look at.
- stashu

Reading the article, it looks like they would want to cut the 190 off before the stadium and allow you to get back on after the stadium. Not sure how well that will go over.

Reading the article, it looks like they would want to cut the 190 off before the stadium and allow you to get back on after the stadium. Not sure how well that will go over.
- buffalofan19

One of my buddies is good friends with Whaley, apparently Pegula basically owns this team already and the NFL is just trying to save face by having other bidders.

Also, Downtown stadium is a priority by Jacobs (Delaware North) and Pegula

USA dominates SWE 7-1. Compher (2 PPA), Fasching both excellent. Johansson clearly not as sharp as Sat. Olofsson blanked.


Kris Baker tweet...
- jochfr

i assume that possler was not suited up for this? any word on his recovery

That's nice and all, but the 190 disappeared. Digging underground to accommodate the 190 doesn't seem too feasible.

I love the look though. As a former architecture major who loves city planning sort of things, it's like porn to look at.
- stashu

I like the idea of this but it would be a huge change. Maybe that's what the city needs, but a lot of change real fast. Here's hoping whatever happens works

Hey I'm the first person to be pessimistic about the Bills.

All I know from them is failure, however the Sammy Watkins trade changed things in my perspective. There is serious talent here. Undeniable talent IMO.

Spiller, Watkins, Woods, Goodwin

Mario, Dareus, Aaron Williams, Gimore.

All potential game changers.
- sbroads24

If the WR's can't catch passes then are they really positive game changers?

One of my buddies is good friends with Whaley, apparently Pegula basically owns this team already and the NFL is just trying to save face by having other bidders.

Also, Downtown stadium is a priority by Jacobs (Delaware North) and Pegula
- sbroads24

I am gay for Pegula


Advice, go buy seasons now. Get in on the ground floor if you want to be in the new stadium.

That's nice and all, but the 190 disappeared. Digging underground to accommodate the 190 doesn't seem too feasible.

I love the look though. As a former architecture major who loves city planning sort of things, it's like porn to look at.
- stashu

Its a great looking plan. It's feasible. However where are they redirecting incoming down town traffic if they are eliminating the 2 biggest exits into downtown?

Does anyone think the surrounding neighborhoods are going to want a clover leaf/Exit installed further North or South? Buffalonians have a freaking cow when they want to expand the Peace Bridge Plaza, imagine the stink they would put up with increased traffic in a different neighborhood.

I like the idea of this but it would be a huge change. Maybe that's what the city needs, but a lot of change real fast. Here's hoping whatever happens works
- Zschalberg

Buffalo need to correct the Bills like decision making that has happened over the past century. Now if they could only undo horrendous mistake that is route 33. Bring back the Humbolt Parkway. Buffalo never needed it.

Its a great looking plan. It's feasible. However where are they redirecting incoming down town traffic if they are eliminating the 2 biggest exits into downtown?

Does anyone think the surrounding neighborhoods are going to want a clover leaf/Exit installed further North or South? Buffalonians have a freaking cow when they want to expand the Peace Bridge Plaza, imagine the stink they would put up with increased traffic in a different neighborhood.
- RynoBull

I-90 will now go underground - under the stadium, so perhaps those exits remain too but go underground. It doesn't appear to be labeled that way though, since it does display "depressed I-90" for where it goes underground, but nothing labeled like that for Oak/Elm.

Even just moving a less complicated I-90 underground would take a TON of work and time, so it doesn't seem all that realistic, IMO.

I-90 will now go underground - under the stadium, so perhaps those exits remain too but go underground. It doesn't appear to be labeled that way though, since it does display "depressed I-90" for where it goes underground, but nothing labeled like that for Oak/Elm.

Even just moving a less complicated I-90 underground would take a TON of work and time, so it doesn't seem all that realistic, IMO.
- stashu

Major Infrastructure projects do take years to complete, not to mention years to get approval. While this project seems unlikely, its does simplify the down town area and creates a Sports entertainment Hub that all three venues would benefit from. This could gather traction quickly since the Buffalo renaissance is happening now.

I am just curious on how the incoming traffic inlets will be relocated. That Niagara street exit would be a nightmare

Major Infrastructure projects do take years to complete, not to mention years to get approval. While this project seems unlikely, its does simplify the down town area and creates a Sports entertainment Hub that all three venues would benefit from. This could gather traction quickly since the Buffalo renaissance is happening now.

I am just curious on how the incoming traffic inlets will be relocated. That Niagara street exit would be a nightmare
- RynoBull

Try and move the traffic off the interstate closer to, say, Bailey ave terminus says I.

I-90 will now go underground - under the stadium, so perhaps those exits remain too but go underground. It doesn't appear to be labeled that way though, since it does display "depressed I-90" for where it goes underground, but nothing labeled like that for Oak/Elm.

Even just moving a less complicated I-90 underground would take a TON of work and time, so it doesn't seem all that realistic, IMO.
- stashu

In addition the terrorism threat. The ability to drive a bomb underneath an NFL stadium easily.

In addition the terrorism threat. The ability to drive a bomb underneath an NFL stadium easily.
- Buffalo-Sabres

Or HSBC Tower, Or the Airport. Roads running underthings are everywhere

watched the big lebowski for the first time ...

it was alright ..


- gerbe75pts

Jr, you've never been deader to me.