atlbillsfan1975
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I have not seen him lose his cool like that. he cost his team a t.o.
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Belichick hates losing to Buffalo. You saw it last year when the Bills beat him at home. He went Ape Sh*t on the side lines at the end. I do not know why, maybe because of the Lawyer Malloy move? I agree he isn't just countering the Bills, but i do think Belichick is very smart. He knows the league thinks how you stop the Pats is to follow the Giants approach. So he is taking steps to counter it. But unless he can give Brady a shot of courage, its useless. Brady is a tremendous talent, but he can be rattled. He is not Brett Favre. Brett loved it when you hit him, it would fire him up more. Brady sulks and yells at his line. This is why i do not like Brady. It is football, even Qb's should be tough.
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Front office shenanigans at One Bills Drive
atlbillsfan1975 replied to Just Jack's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Haha! They make a mean Monte Cristo though. -
Claiborne gets a 4 in the wonderlic
atlbillsfan1975 replied to richNjoisy's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Exactly, great skills but doesn't comprehend where his teammates are. I am sorry but you should be a complete player for your position if you are selected in the top 10. Rewarding someone who did not try sends a bad message to the rest of the players in H.S and College. -
Claiborne gets a 4 in the wonderlic
atlbillsfan1975 replied to richNjoisy's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This is sad. Can teams ask him to read for them? I mean at the combine they all got a chance to interview him. I know with QB's they usually make them do film study and even 'chalk time'. So either- A.He can not read/'slow' OR B. He didn't try. If he slips to 10 i think you gotta let him keep going? -
Phil Sims comments about Tannehill
atlbillsfan1975 replied to KevinRome's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
But those guys had a much bigger body of work to look at, except Newton, and he was a freak of nature and just won the N.C. I get what you are saying and i am glad the Bills are not taking that gamble. Could work out and hope it does, as long as he doesn't go to the Fins and becomes the next Marino. ha -
Phil Sims comments about Tannehill
atlbillsfan1975 replied to KevinRome's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Really? I just do not get that. I mean scouts for teams are out there the entire year at games. Tannehill has been on people's radar for over a year. You are going to tell me that since the end of the season till now he has moved up that far? Or is it that media guys do not have good contacts with teams to know how they feel a player projects? Where does all this stuff come from through out the year. For awhile people been saying he is a late first to second round player. He could go 4 or he could go 44 i have no clue. But it sounds like there is a lot of people unsure of how good the kid is. I think that if you take him in the top 10 you are gambling. He has 19 starts at QB in college. He is going to need atleast one year maybe two to develope. And then you hope the potential was worth the pick. Goes against the in the top 10 you should get a starter from day one. RG and Luck are going to start the first play of 2012 season, barring injury. you can destroy a guy if you throw him to the dogs before he is ready for it. -
Demetrius Bell - Now an Eagle
atlbillsfan1975 replied to voodoo poonani's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yeah, when he said the 'we've been talkin gto him all along' i kinda inferred he meant Nix. that is my bad. And yes i do think it helps the Bills the longer he sits there unsigned. I was worried that some team was going to offer him a huge deal because of his age and potential. But it looks like teams have gotten smarter and not willing to throw a ton of money at an oft injured Olineman. Especially when the latest injury directly correlates with him being not the strongest guy. Bell will probably sign a one or two year deal, heavy on incentives for staying active on the roster. If he does so then he gets his big payday after that one. The only other thing they, him and his agent, could be thinking is lets see who gets injured. If he is unsigned by draft maybe he decides to see what happens with ota and mini camps. -
1993-1994 AFC Championship game
atlbillsfan1975 replied to vincec's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yeah, just a few short months later he is in the Bronco, right? -
Draft: what do you do if at #10
atlbillsfan1975 replied to JoeF's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I like your reasoning. But personally i like Cordy Glenn from UGA. Played in the south at an SEC school had numerous starts at gaurd. Played some center and started his senior yr @ LT. He has never had an injury problem. Tough smart kid and a freak of nature. 6'6 and 345. he had a 4.97 40, has 36 inch arms, benched 225 31 times at combine. Had a good senior bowl week he is A man mountain, who could rotate in at LT w Hairston this year. next year it would be his spot and Hairston moves to RT. If Hairston proves he is your LT then Glenn becomes your rt gaurd. if Levitre can not be resigned Glenn is your lt gaurd w hairston as LT. -
Demetrius Bell - Now an Eagle
atlbillsfan1975 replied to voodoo poonani's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Probably he has been offered, but so far Buffalo made him the best offer. Buddy said he and Bell's agent have had constant communication through the process. To me it says Bell is waiting and hoping. but the longer he sits on the market the more of a gamble it is for him. -
Draft: what do you do if at #10
atlbillsfan1975 replied to JoeF's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I get the point system, but i would personally rather have three guys in the first 46 picks. The chances of hitting on a starter decreases every round. So while i understand what you are saying, i think this team needs at least 3 more guys out of this draft that can be starters this year or next. They also need another 2 guys that can compete for playing time this year and provide good depth for next year/maybe start for injury reasons. If they got that out of this draft it would be a winner. And the likely hood of getting three of those 5 is better with 3 picks in the first 46, no? -
I do not get that from the pic. The guy is a man mountain. He is faster then probably 90% of the people his age and ways 100lb more then them. He is a freak of nature when you think about it. Its like your suburban going as faster as your newly divorced neighbors corvette.
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Know who I like? Tank Carder
atlbillsfan1975 replied to TC in St. Louis's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
So if he is there with the one of the fourths, you grab him? I actually like taking OLB that have played against a lot of spread offenses in college. If they have played at a high level there it will be an easier transition into the life of an OLB. especially when you are asked to cover Gronk, Keller, Hernandez. etc... -
Bills Draft with a trade
atlbillsfan1975 replied to Damond Talbot's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
As a former Blue Hose football player, i love it! -
Remember this name on draft day...
atlbillsfan1975 replied to Kaenon's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I agree, usually, but Brian Urlacher may not. -
Know who I like? Tank Carder
atlbillsfan1975 replied to TC in St. Louis's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Nice measurables, and he has gotten a lot of experience trying to cover wr and te. I do remember his great game last rose bowl. would not be a bad guy to draft...any clue what round? 2, 3, 4? -
My annual rant about draft value.
atlbillsfan1975 replied to PromoTheRobot's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
a 'steal'. for sure. I think you got to look at the whole body of work. the player's measurables, his attitude his stat's, and where he achieved those stats. I mean Stevie is a classic example of a guy that had on eyear of production, but had it in the SEC. He had a great attitude, but had average speed and decent size. Thats why he was taken late in the draft. He was probably picked right where he should have been. If the Bills kept burying him on the depth chart then we may never had known. But the few oportunites he got in his second year, he started to show his potential. -
Brock Osweiler seemed to have good pro day
atlbillsfan1975 replied to Kelly the Dog's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He sounds like a guy the Ravens will grab in the third or fourth. And to me it could be a win win. If Ray Lewis can't get the kids head right, no one could. Say what you want about Lewis, but he has a knack for helping younger guys 'grow up' in the league. He is like having a player/coach. -
Potential trade partner!
atlbillsfan1975 replied to missthe kgun's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
For some reason i get the feeling thats about to happen. History repeats itself often. -
The all important intangibles
atlbillsfan1975 replied to D521646's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Back to the OP, i think scouts and GM have been in the business for so long they see things you or i may miss. They can see the way a guy plants his foot or the fluidness in his hips etc... They also can look at a guy and compare him to others they have scouted in the past, some that have worked and some that have not. At the end of the day they stil are making a gamble. Who knows how a guy is going to develope and mature. Think back to how you were at 21 0r 22. I think this is why Buddy and Chan want guys that have displayed high character so far, it translates into them being a performer at the NFL level. -
Whoa, that stinks. never wish an injury on anyone. Having said that i was happy when the Bills traded him and am even more happy this is not another injury BLO has to deal with.
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Demetrius Bell - Now an Eagle
atlbillsfan1975 replied to voodoo poonani's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The only thing that concerns me about this is, Hairston was also injured last year. The knock on him coming out of Clemson was how big he is up top and he has small legs. When you consider he suffered an ankle injury last year, this may confirm that some? Now i am not saying Hairston isn't the answer long term, but as we stand today the Bills have zero depth at LT. It would make great sense for Bell to come back to Buffalo, he already is familiar with his linemates and the O. I like the incentive ladden deal for a year or maybe two. If he stays healthy he makes his money, and he will get a big deal next offseason from someone. Then add a quality tackle in the draft in round 3 or 4. -
IF the Bills are thinking of taking a wr at 10, then your logic makes perfect sense. You basically let another team take the risk, develope him, and now you get the reward. Granted probably a higher contract then you would pay the number tenth pick? I still do not think they are drafting a wr at 10...but between the two scenarios i would do the trade as well.
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Got to agree here. If he gets 3 mil base and w incentives could reach 4-5mil, he could not pass that up. 3 year deal worth max of 15mil, 8-9 gauranteed? Sounds more then fair given his age and the fact he is coming off an injury
