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Mr. WEO

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  1. He would have been on their IR lists. Who are the WRs (not ones who are also RBs) on the 49ers that are "household names"?
  2. There were 9 others. His catch rates in the 3 elimination playoff games since he has been in Buffalo are 54, 50 and 40%. That's 13/27 for a whopping 119 yards. Zero TDs. In Minnesota, he wasn't much better in close out losses: 3 games, 14 catches on 23 targets for 153 yards and 1 TD. He has 1 career TD in 6 season ending playoff losses. Not exactly "Big Game Steph", eh? With the season on the line, he gets shut down.
  3. They did that in the Cincy game. He was targeted 10 times. He caught 4 passes.
  4. normally I don't help out the lazy, but since you're new here, I'll do you this solid one time. (this took 30 seconds): https://www.wfmj.com/story/49079297/diggs-returns-to-practice-with-bills-coach-mcdermott-saying-receivers-concerns-are-resolved "While McDermott didn’t divulge the details of his conversations with Diggs, Allen shed light on the issues a day earlier. The quarterback said Diggs’ concerns are unresolved issues stemming from last season, which include getting the receiver more involved in the offense and having more game-planning input as among the player’s concerns. “I think that there are some things that could have gone better last year and didn’t," Allen said. "I think as an organization, maybe not communicating the right way with everything.” "To begin with, McDermott said Diggs didn’t skip the team’s mandatory session on Tuesday, but was in fact excused. As for the issues that led to Diggs’ concerns in questioning his role in the offense, the coach said the team and the receiver are “in a real good spot.” McDermott made an unscheduled appearance with reporters after practice to address questions raised regarding Diggs’ status, by clarifying and expanding on the limited comments he made in helping create the stir a day earlier. That's when he said he was “very concerned” with the receiver leaving the team’s facility and missing a mandatory practice. In laying out a timeline, McDermott said he and team officials spent Monday and Tuesday having conversations with Diggs to address the receiver’s concerns. The team and player then agreed to take a break from talks, with McDermott saying he excused Diggs from practicing and then picked up the conversations later in the day." It's not speculation or "irresponsible" (lol), but common knowledge--even in this thread.
  5. every job should give the whole company the rest of the week off after the second day on the job! "workers paradise", indeed!
  6. It's not a mystery. He's complaining about his role in the Offense. Read the papers. Kelly called out Ballard and the O-line for letting him get killed in a game, injuring his knee. Disagree with approach? I guess. But that's what it was. Hardly the first QB to lodge that complaint publicly.
  7. Kelly (and everyone else) showed up for work. The Bickering was over guys not stepping up and playing their best. It was not, as it is in Digg's case, one player crying over not being even MORE the focus of the Offense. Kelly would never look Diggs's way until week 5 after this kind of behavior
  8. Agreed. This is modern pro athlete self centered drama. those Bills would have choice words for what is going on here...
  9. Excused as in, after they got into it, McD said GTFO...go home, come back tomorrow.
  10. I don’t see why this should change the chances of this getting to 200 pages
  11. Come on! At this point it would be Reid.
  12. There's absolutely no reason this Offense should fall to 23rd and then struggle to finish 9th.
  13. "Josh Allen: We won't see this as anything different than wanting to win. And he's always wanted to win. We just have to incorporate him a little bit better and we will" Many here won't accept it, but it has always been about Diggs and his targets. JA confirms....
  14. here's just one of them: If he doesn't play, Giants are screwed--they just wrote probably the worst QB contract since the Browns/Watson money fire.
  15. Davis a #3 with almost 1000 yds a8 TDS over 19 games after suffering high ankle sprain in game 2? lol Anyway, look at the rentals the Bills have brought in the past few years: Sanders, Crowder and the corpses of Brown and Beasley. Bums. No thanks.
  16. The Giants and the Jets built the stadium with their private money. If one team walks away from the stadium "lease" the other has to remain for the remainder of the lease. Hard to imagine they would walk away from a building they paid for after only 15 years...
  17. If it was funny, I'd agree with you.
  18. It's easier than that. They are NY teams because they were founded in and spent a combined total of 75 years in the city. Then, seeking a new stadium to play in, they both ended up in the Jersey swamps 5 miles west at the Meadowlands because it was cheap to build there. The boundary between the city and Jersey is by far the most blurred sate line in the country. If the Giants hadn't moved to NJ 47 years ago (and the Jets 39 years ago), then yeah, bringing this up in 2023 might still be funny or a real burn to those 2 teams and their fans. They really don't get how this makes fun of them at this point. If you live in the city, you already knew that.
  19. That's hardly important. Anyway....They aren't NJ's teams, they are NY's. Then you don't consider the Jets and Giants as NJ teams either. I didn't day NJ is part of NY. It's a suburb of the city.
  20. NJ is a suburb of NYC. It exists because of this. This is only a thing for upstaters to discuss. It's not a point worth making...over and over
  21. Bills don’t play in Buffalo
  22. Unprovoked and out of the blue, you woke up this morning and decided to start a thread where you call out, by name, multiple posters--saying: "You guys make this board a ***** place IMO. Go get laid or something." ...and you think you take the high ground on this board? You should take a long break (not sure how that doesn't earn you one).
  23. The NFL owns all other major sports and dominates the sports internet year round—even in the off season…even during the championship finals of 2 other major sports. So they aren’t thirsting for “clicks” stop
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