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The new end zone seats were embarrassing; empty except for a few Jets fans at the edges. New security company scared away our security guy we've had for like 10 years. They also put a staircase right in front of our seats, the purpose of which I have yet to determine. Virtual Panther was neat. Music was iffy.

Being right down near the players tunnel I saw a coordinator trying to communicate something to the black and blue flag guys before it all started like things were going a little haywire already. The player introductions were completely messed up - I don't think I've ever seen things go that sideways before. I wonder if the video of the Banner, and the timing of the flyover, got things mixed up.

You've captured the Huddle vibe and I didn't even know it had one. Thanks!

Just be thankful that you are not a Jacksonville fan, where the owners depend on opposing team ticket sales to keep the stadium open all year. I can handle one preseason game like this, or at least I've learned to deal with it.

I had it and chiropractic corrected it for me. Not a fan of the industry as their appear to be a good number of quacks, but there’s no denying it worked for me. I’ve started going again for a neck/shoulder issue and getting results already.

If our defense carries us to a wild card game I would consider it a really successful season.

I really enjoyed listening to him, and it reminded me of other team broadcasts that utilize a famous ex player to good effect. He'll probably blurt out something contrary to the teams wishes at some point....

my son just moved in for year 2 if you need some local advice. Campus is fine, the immediate area is fine. My office is 5 minutes away but I haven't been there in like 2 years LOL. Light Rail gets you downtown and back safely.

In May it was 16, we had to wait for stepdaughters birthday to get her set. I'm probably getting a booster this week as us immunocompromised folks apparently need more go juice. Wifes school co worker got it when she went to her moms funeral in Florida.

Well this sucks out loud, one of the best Huddlers ever. Smart and witty, and we were on the same page pretty much all the time which made her even more enjoyable to have around. @Zod if you ever want to setup a Huddle group tailgate/reunion at my spot let me know and we can plan for a game.

Wife rocks the Reich

The idea of finally getting back to the stadium with our fellow fans after a year and a half, just to watch them lose to the freaking Jets, is a very depressing one. This place would be a disaster for sure as well. The first game of the season, I've noticed the players and coaches are more focused on penalties, positioning and the running of the game they concentrated on in camp and less on the tendencies of the opposing team due to lack of relevant tape. This gives our defense the upper hand this year for the opener, I believe.

I remember when he showed us who's who in preseason

the season 2 finale didn't disappoint, although I felt the season as a whole suffered from too much melodrama, and in one case, went into soap opera territory; redeemed by being the target audiences dream come true LOL. Needed more of Mollys husband being happy; he was the best part of Season One. That old Cosmonaut was scary as hell. Season 3 already ordered.

Last trip we made together due to Covid and her relapse. She was a K-8 principal and tough tough tough

Unfortunately my little sister passed away a couple of weeks ago after a long shitty battle with cancer. I'm in charge of her estate out in Long Beach CA and it's just as crazy out there. She has a 1950s/60s era condo, the realtor says don't go nuts fixing it up, people are waiting in line to take them as is for the moment.

our rescue Jade is a content girl

Since 1999 my tailgate club has been putting photos online, first with a first generation digital camera on a site built by Microsoft employees as a test of their new skill set with HTML publishing, later moved to a third party site for photographers. I started taking some pictures in 2002 and took over the photography in 2007. It's mostly snapshot stuff and a zoom lens for in the stadium. I want to give visitors to our tailgate a nice picture of their visit, catch some of the fun stuff going on, and gives me an excuse to talk with everyone.

Is it going to happen?

In 2005 we had a little Huddle cookout

update, honestly these have been some of the worst weeks of my life. I've had to go on hemo dialysis while my stomach has healed, and I just cannot tolerate it. It's every other day and when I get home all I can do is lie in bed completely uncomfortable, uninterested in food, cold sweats and unable to sleep. Pain from the surgery was added of course but that's gone now. The good news is that I only have one more session of it and I will be allowed to get back to peritoneal dialysis, and the neck catheter will be removed next week. The transplant search is now getting close, my two main candidates have passed their own doctors checks and are in the transplant system, but it sure seems to be going slow. I've getting added into the VA transplant system as a backup, and they've also finished my COVID vaccination so I will be getting out of the house more soon - the lack of ability to travel and see my family has been nothing but an added mental strain, the awesome vintage sports car I bought to at least get me out of the house and smile isn't running and I haven't had the energy to work on it much, even the Panthers did nothing but let me down lol. Except for Brian Burns, that kids got moxie. Added to all this is that my sister in California has had a terrible new (3rd) round of cancer which shes currently hospitalized for and also had to be on hemodialysis for (if you cant tell i consider that a fate worse than death) and I can't go out there due to COVID risk and my own medical issues, its a helpless situation that I can only hope to assist from afar, and all the people that care for her seem like angry sheep that need herding due to the different doctor orders and opinions. The only bright spots are the people that come forward in these tough times to lend an ear and support, as difficult as the pandemic has made it. You never know who is really there for you until the chips are down and sometimes it can be really surprising. I've had people offer to get tested for kidney donation that I would have never thought of. I talked with my ex wife for 2 hours yesterday, who lost her second husband to cancer last year, volunteering to travel to California to care for my sister. People I see once a year taking the time to write a personal note on facebook asking about all of us. These are the things that keep people in trouble going, so the main thing I want to say is don't be shy about it, reach out to people and just say hello, it really does work.

This is a great idea for a science fiction series. A space station built out on the edges of the solar system for a black hole we figure out how to use to travel vast distances.

yelling like crazy at the moment

It's been a real joy watching him play for our team. I hope he continues to do so.