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Tried to listen on WGR app ans precluded except on NFL network whick want $89 for rest of season for a 500 record team what a joke. Watch whole NHL season for less than double that not listen to radio. NFL is losing me espec. now with fixed gambling sites. Wonder how many games are fixed
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The 10 Most Redneck Cities In New York
North Buffalo replied to \GoBillsInDallas/'s topic in Off the Wall Archives
Warsaw NY, on the other end Bedford, NY -
Agree, especially the D line... looks like they are confused with their assignments, late off the ball and Rex looks confused. Is it an issue of wrong talent for a rex D or his new coaches don't know how to explain it
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All my best thoughts and prayers..
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Carucci: Disconnect exists between DL and scheme
North Buffalo replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Almost like all that posturing causes the Dline to be late getting off the ball, they seem a step late imo -
A Few Thoughts on Steelers @ Pats***
North Buffalo replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
If they shouted "shift" then the did violate the rule according to a link from the article to the NFL rules stating that the D line can move as long as their is no signal or verbal signal. Darn cheaters. -
A Few Thoughts on Steelers @ Pats***
North Buffalo replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Pain in the neck using iphone on this...
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The problem here is two fold, the NFL had only circumstantial evidence, couldnt demand his cell, they are not a legal authority thus Brady had no obligation to make it available, so the obstruction charges after they concluded the investigation are bogus even though what Brady did is BS. Finally all QBs manipulate balls drag them scuff them etc and work with some sort of air pressure so enforce this rule with no previous history of enforcement or standard to enforce is bs imo normal law enforcement has known enforcement standards andvwhen broken they get in trouble so really this has been fun and while i think Brady is an arrogant prick so is the NFL and I luv seeing them pitted against each other. Now uf only whaley could be added to that mess I would be really happy.
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Really? Redskins won 2 superbowls without a legit QB, but outstanding o-line, Ravens won 1 with oline and D and who is Trent Dilfer.... Who also won at TB under same scenario. Heck, the boys kicked Bills butts because of oline in SB.... So to say the least, I disagree...
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Three things Buffalo has or doesn't have on Miami Low crime and less opportunity to get in trouble. Good schools, FLA schools sucks for raising kids money is going to support retirement community. Less media for a guy that obviously needs to lay low for a little while in a forgiving community that will appreciate him if he does well. Depends what he wants and that will tell everyone a lot about whether we will see this situation repeat itself or not...
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Best RB in Buffalo Bills history?
North Buffalo replied to TheJuice's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Agreed, the debate is between the two and OJ was top dog, the man was a track star at usc, could run a 9.4 100 and still run a guy over. There is a reason he is blowing buy everyone, he was that fast. Only Cliff Branch WR Okland, was faster during those days. AP is the closest but not sure he has OJs upper body strength though probably thicker in his legs. Remember OJ ran for 2003 yards in 14 games. No one has done that since, not AP, not anyone. Great book I still have titled Csonka Simpson Sayers and Brown tells of OJs exploits. -
Jerry Lovelocke - Our draft QB
North Buffalo replied to 4merper4mer's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I said near the end of the season, draft 2OL, a running back, LB, safety and at least 1 QB. PU a ufa, draft a QB every year until one hits. It is not a waste, just a crap shoot and you have to keep rolling till a QB comes up. Still draft one this year no matter how weak you think the draft is. P.S. Is Hunley gonna be around in the 2nd? -
How does a D cover this offense?
North Buffalo replied to scribo's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yeh, about what I was going to say, confuse the QB, don't give him his first two reads... after that better than even odds the play goes for nadda. -
On the Sabres website www.sabrespace.com I am part of Tank Nation known as icehole. Still play hockey... and those three with RJ and OJ were some of my earliest sports memories.
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Agreed, I do think if he or any of the other lowely rated QBs are around in the 4th or 5th round then great, but not until they draft a lineman and a linebacker and possibly another TE.
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[closed]Mike Rodak. Who is this idiot?
North Buffalo replied to TC in St. Louis's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
It doesn't take much to be a reporter, some of these guys can't even do it well. -
Chris Borland retiring after rookie season with SF
North Buffalo replied to frogger's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Sounds like he learned about work from Wall Street... Not bad... -
Yeh property taxes are higher, but if Clay is raising a family, NY schools are that much better. Services are better unless you are an old person, so the tax argument has two sides. Also sales taxes in FL make up for a lot of the disparity in income and property taxes. Also there are many right offs on Fed from State taxes that he can take advantage of. IMO the reason I am in NY now is because I have kids. When I retire, I will move south to a lower income tax state. Just the way it should work and they can take care of my oldness through medicaid and medicare.
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Chris Borland retiring after rookie season with SF
North Buffalo replied to frogger's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I stand corrected cycling had most head trauma for kids under 14 at 85,000 cases then football at 46,000 baseball at 38,000, basketball, 34,000 soccer at 24 ,000, and hockey at 8,000 cases according to aans.org the association of neurological surgeons. Interesting, though I wonder what the percentage of these injuries vs. overall percentage of participation?? -
Chris Borland retiring after rookie season with SF
North Buffalo replied to frogger's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Interesting argument, but those same kids are playing hockey, lax and soccer in droves. All high concussion sports with Soccer considered the worst, high above those of football. The only difference I see is if a kid gets a concussion up North, they have to stay out of the sport for a long time under Drs supervision afterwards, especially after having a second one. Many of those kids move on to another less violent sport. -
Chris Borland retiring after rookie season with SF
North Buffalo replied to frogger's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Wait the military I guess acknowledges PTSD but barely does anything about it and is a long way from effectively diagnosing it and responding to it or any other mental health disease...in an effective consistent manner. Its a rough sport, concussions are part of it, they are still learning more about the brain and while both organizations have their faults, the issue is being addressed with the current knowledge available with the fact that the game is played the way it is. Should more be done, yup. Is there a lot of effort being put in right now to better understand and treat the issue yes, but their is a lot of inconsistencies and disorganization across the board. 10 years from now this effort will look even more pathetic as we learn more, but I don't think you can compare something in its infancy of medical research and treatment to efforts that have had years of progress made. If anything, I blame the military who has been aware of these issues for years and apparently made little progress in treating. That being said the brain is truly a complicated thing and the medical industry has a long way to go figuring out how to fix trauma or miswired circuitry. Dealing with my son's neuro issues has given me a ton of insight and plenty of frustration over how little is known about treating brain injuries.