Charles Romes
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This is the slit field turf the NFLPA wants banned. It’s the same turf that took Tre out last year and our Lombardi.
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This turf has destroyed two super bowl seasons.
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Would be amazing. Teams are realizing the way to attack our free agency secondary is to throw up 50-50 balls all day long.
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Relieved I don’t have to sign on to an 11th subscription to watch the late game.
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I’m shocked that shakir is apparently not getting open. Hardly hear his name, though active every week and in the field regularly.
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Those refs were so annoying yesterday, on a mission to get involved. No more so when they whistled Hamlin for 55 free yards for a little hand check when he had his head totally turned and got all ball. When the DB’s head is totally turned and he gets all ball the whistle needs to be swallowed.
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Held Chubb to 19 yards on 14 carries
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17 spreading the ball around and not seeming so preoccupied about getting 14 his yards
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He could not beat out peterman and the team used peterman as the veteran to give the rookie Allen time to develop.
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Van Miller was so emotionally invested that he actually made you feel worse about the situation when there was a soul-crushing loss. When the pain is unbearable you need someone to remind you that it’s just a game.
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A poor man’s Marcus Easley
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How often does an unauthorized leaked text make the texter look better than without the leak.
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Would it be worth it to win the super bowl, and have the whole team fall apart within a year. The answer is YES.
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9 minutes ago, julian said:
I feel completely comfortable with Bills playing at KC again even after losing there the last 2 years in the playoffs… that game I expect to come down to the wire regardless of where it’s played.
I feel the home field against Miami would be much more meaningful IMO
This is true. Also, the one positive of the loss to Minnesota is that it proves that the team is perfectly capable of frittering away a sure win in an important game at home. Thus, proving that home field is not all that important. We can play better down the stretch on the road than at home as we did in Baltimore and KC. -
They get the Titans with the rookie QB, chargers as the most injured team in the league, bengals without chase.
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I can’t believe KC decided to trade him in the conference, concluding that the Dolphins would not be a threat to anyone with Tua behind center. KC certainly deserves to face Tyreek in the postseason with that level of arrogance. Though the stars always seem to line up in KC’s favor.
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It would have been great to see what Andre Reed would have done with the sticky catch gloves the receivers get to wear these days.
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As horrific as the fumble was, and the last interception, he did have the wherewith-all to drive us down the field into scoring position when we absolutely needed it. Twice.
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He’s the only guy making the plays he’s supposed to. He won the Chiefs game with a fourth quarter sack and interception forcing pressure. Then he won the Jets game with a red zone strip sack that stopped all the momentum of the young team. Only we didn’t win. Then he won the Vikings game with a game sealing sack that forced a 4th and 18. Only we didn’t win.
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8 minutes ago, Simon said:
He has no business being out there in an NFL defensive backfield.
I know he's become an excellent ST's player and that the DB room is decimated by injuries, but he has yet to show anything he belongs out there with that defense.
I think what the DBs are told is that the best way to avoid PI called every other play now is to always go aggressively for the ball and by making it clear you are going for the catch all contact with the defender may be excused and the PI flag will not come down. Jefferson is just a vastly superior player. -
Singletary has been getting stuffed all year on second and short. Let’s see what Duke can do on second and 2.
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That was such a huge play by Benford with the force out on 3rd down.
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3 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:
To date I've seen nothing from Keenum that gives me any confidence we're going to see the second coming of Frank Reich when he pulled off the biggest comeback in playoff history against Houston and then beat the Steelers with a big assist from the defense in Pittsburgh the week after.
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1 hour ago, Beck Water said:
At one time, I had the impression that Carucci was a bit of an insider and got a lot of stuff from someone inside OBD.
But I think a lot of that went away when Beane took a broom and swept the FO clean then only let people he vetted back in.
But that's just my impression, I could be wrong.
FWIW, here's Dr. Kyle Trimble PT take on the injury - it has a lot of diagrams explaining the elbow structure, where the ulnar collateral ligament is located, where the ulnar nerve is and what impact that would have etc. He also gives his opinion on the time Allen might miss.
https://bangedupbills.com/2022/11/08/josh-allens-elbow-injury/
The only real insider these days is Mort.
Von Miller knee injury (update - ACL intact, awaiting diagnosis on lateral meniscus)
in The Stadium Wall
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when you reach Rappaport’s level you build your reputation on never reporting inaccurate news. However, Ian’s the same guy who reported the AB signing.