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DVOA against Mahomes is all that matter ms, brothers
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Peacock is what drives me up the wall. Who the hell has Peacock?!
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35 minutes ago, Billl said:
Morse, the Center, is #60. This ball was snapped on the right hash of the 26 yard line. Josh takes a full 5 step drop and then 3 false steps and actually drifts left into the pass rush before being hit as he threw. That’s Diggs running wide open right in front of Allen.
We’re to conclude that Josh didn’t have a pocket and Dion Dawkins is 100% at fault for this play resulting in an incompletion. Who are you going to believe, Einstein or your lying eyes?
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Nobody cares anymore about regular season
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He could be bigger but I’m pretty sure a PCL tear isn’t something you lift your way out of … ***** happens he’ll be great we’ve all seen him move it’s no joke you can tell he’s different
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We’re pretty good football team
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On 4/17/2025 at 1:51 AM, Richard Noggin said:
Is everyone forgetting the 80s Bears goal-line MO with Sweetness?
Go refresh your memories with the impressive insanity of a HOF RB launching himself over and also directly into head-on car crashes like some kind of residual 19th C trench warfare.
Trench warfare is most closely associated with the 20th century-
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2 hours ago, Jauronimo said:
Typical group project. One person shoots out an idea they think is brilliant and then expects everyone else to do all the work while they watch.
Just a fun topic on a message board.However, it is probably a near future trend (if not current) that will benefit early adopters (that get it right).
It works well enough now that, with the right resources, something could be put in place that adds value by helping generate ideas for game-plan and even in real time. Obviously it’s not going to call the plays autonomously. It can crush the best minds in chess it could at least add occasional value in football. And if it can do that now then getting going learning/developing now will inevitably lead to a real competitive advantage at some later.
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My guess is the Chiefs would score less points in playoffs if a custom ChatGPT was analyzing that game. I know it can get us out of a soft zone or at least stop running sneaks after a while….
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On 3/23/2025 at 6:23 PM, QCity said:
And that's the red flag that everyone is going to ignore. They still have the 3rd highest amount of cap space left, a whopping $42M+ and could have easily re-signed him. The LAC front office knows Palmer better than anyone else in the league by far - he's been in their locker room for 4 years. They decided years ago that he wasn't the answer by spending high picks on Johnston and McConkey, and had no problem letting him walk. For all the talk about his separation his production simply isn't there.
free agencywe will see how the fit works
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On 3/13/2025 at 9:15 AM, ryguy101 said:
The NFL is considering some rule changes in 2025:
1. Regular season OT rules modified to playoff format - Ever since 13 seconds this one has been under fire. They obviously changed it for the postseason but it does IMO need to be changed for the regular season. We shouldn't have to be worried if our team will get the ball in OT based on a coin toss (controversy in 49ers chiefs game also)
2. Virtual measurements - I think that will be better so we don't have to worry about blind refs. Ehem... Josh Allen spot in Bills-Chiefs game on QB sneak... CBS Sports - "The NFL would be using Sony's Hawk-Eye SkeleTRACK system, a 14-camera system that specifically monitors more than two-dozen skeletal points on a player's body. "That system, along with the chips in the footballs and the 18 other specific cameras strategically placed around the stadium"
3. Replay assist could have more power - CBS sports "step in for objective penalties like a facemask. This version of replay assist would only apply if a flag is thrown that should NOT have been thrown." BUT.. the one that wasn't called on Sam Darnold would not be able to be replayed because replay can't throw a flag if the refs didn't
The NFL will still use their secretly developed gravitational wave technology to rig first down spots undetectable by the virtual measuring tool. They are unaware aliens will see this signal in 3 years and invade. -
On 2/16/2025 at 6:56 PM, SoonerBillsFan said:
He has to become more cerebral and stop running as much. I would say 8 more years.
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RBs are the most replaceable position and they break down quick. It’s nothing personal. There’s a reason the market is as it is for RBs.
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I trust Bean to be smart about these issues. Ideally we balance things and pay him well, keep him, show other players you can earn in Buffalo, but also don’t destroy our cap. If not then I trust we’ll move on.
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I think the answer is that the majority of defensive players on the eagles are just way better than our guys
We really don’t have that many good players on that side of the ball it’s a lot of average and some below average…with Elam obviously being straight up bad
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I had no idea he was coach if the year
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Thanks for the biggest blowouts in playoff history.
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Just joking. Love you Micah
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I think it’s totally fair to expect Josh to be all-world always and consider him to blame (in part) for losses when he isn’t—he is that good and is supposed to be that for our team. You can both do that and also acknowledge at the same time he’s still great even when he turns in a merely good or average game on any given week.
With that said, to the topic, how is he supposed to look! lol it doesn’t matter how he looks.
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3 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
I guess we can no longer call McDermott the DB whisperer. He actually needs talent like everyone else.
He’s good with LBs
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The one thing that can be said with certainty is coaches, defense, offense, and even Josh himself have all chipped in and worked as team to make sure we lose these games. It’s been complimentary football.
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2 hours ago, K D said:
As long as he reports as eligible!🫣
What was that about? Anyone ever answer for why this was an issue all the sudden?
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Bills have been one of the most liked teams for years. My guess is at some point (probably now) that will wear off due to the consistent failure
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3 minutes ago, D. L. Hot-Flamethrower said:
The Bills are very good to excellent as an organization, coaching staff and QB combination.
The Chiefs are perhaps the best ever at the combination.
The sad truth.
Best Bills team we’ve had since the SB days and we should not forget how horrible we were before these guys. Happy to have them forever.BUT—let’s not pretend that both sides of the ball don’t get outclassed coaching-wise when we play KC in the playoffs every time. This last game was actually the worst.
Offense had no wrinkles and KC was totally prepared to take away what we do best. Sneak was gone. Blitzes all worked. We ran it a little and hit a few deep passes so there’s that but for the most part we didn’t have a great day. Did put together some drives and 29 points so I’m not saying disaster but everything was tough and we were lucky to get as much on the board as we did.
Defensively we were lucky to hold them to what we did. Everything was easy. Can’t put it on the pass rush either Patrick had a 1-second read open every time—often wide open with YAC on top. Completely worked. Season high points and 1st downs for them. Couldn’t get stops, especially not early. Thank God for fumble and great individual effort by Phillips at the end. If we’re going to be good at something with our small nickel/dime defense it should be not getting picked apart and we got roasted.
Bottom line the defensive gameplan was horrible and we had no shot. Offensive gameplan wasn’t as bad but it wasn’t a big game kitchen sink plan and we needed that, at least in retrospect.
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I just don’t get the “good enough” comments. I’m not trolling. Seriously confused. He would not say he was good enough. You beat the Chiefs by nailing the coffin in the final minutes. He didn’t. And yes, he misread that last play despite the drop he had Shakir instead he rolled into the pressure and chucked it.
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Are Fan Expectations Too High for Keon Coleman?
in The Stadium Wall
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I get as down as anyone when Keon doesn’t perform but he’s a rookie, late pick the the round and our offense is usually really damn good.
So I am happy rooting for the kid to have a solid career and anything else is gravy.