klos63
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He's distracted too much by interests outside of football. His head isn't 100% football and that's bad. Look at Brady this season, he's got too much going on outside of the team, and it might be affecting his play too.
Just now, BeastMaster said:I think Rodgers might not believe in this teams vision when it comes to roster construction, and how to build a winner.
They have taken away from his weapons, and drafted his apparent replacement years before they should have.
I would've asked to be traded long ago if I was him
I'm surprised he signed the extension, except for the fact that it's $150 million. He's checked out already.
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I read somewhere else that a lateral ankle sprain is 1-2 weeks out. We'll see.
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such a great game , 2 great QB's and Allen making so many clutch plays. Can't imagine being a team with a lousy QB. This was so much fun. These are the 2 best teams in the league by far.
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27 minutes ago, Beast said:
Don’t you know we should never ask about this? In particular, if you ask any of your friends or other Bills fans in person, you should immediately be scolded and shamed because you are inquiring about someone’s health that you are concerned about.I mean, how dare anyone?
are you actually expecting someone on this site to know her current health status? and if so, that they would post it here? You can ask all you want, but don't think that you deserve an answer.
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1 hour ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
No news is good news at this point.
that's just a cliche. Means nothing.
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Lot of crappy teams in the NFL, every schedule is littered with them. Look at some of our opponents.
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25 minutes ago, MiltonWaddams said:
Dane and Kaiir once again came up big and showed Tre that he does not need to rush back. When he comes back, this team will need him healthy and ready for a good long playoff run.
What makes you think they would rush him back?
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2 hours ago, frostbitmic said:
Who knew at the time that he didn't have a gun or that the purple smoke wasn't sarin gas or that he didn't have a bomb. It's more than just trespassing on a football field. ******** like that need to be dealt with and a slap on the wrist or small fine doesn't cut it.
I don't condone running on the field, but you can't charge someone for 'possibly' possessing sarin gas or a bomb. That's not how it works. He didn't have either.
The fact is, all he did was interrupt a football game by running onto the field. That's not something you should go to prison for.
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On 10/6/2022 at 4:59 AM, The Wiz said:
The part that I think is awful is what happens to the guy that ran on the field. I can't remember which show I was watching (might have been McAfee) but apparently the only punishment is a $250 fine. That's all. Not banned from the stadium, no jail time. Just a fine and allowed to come back next week and do the same crap again.
Not sure why the NFL doesn't have a say in what happens to the people that run out on the field and do these stupid things.
I doubt that private businesses anywhere are allowed to set punishment for crimes. That's what the legal system is for.
9 hours ago, frostbitmic said:He could've pulled out another canister that went BOOM, or a canister containing sarin gas or something else deadly.
After this moron loses his case, the judge should order him to pay court costs for a frivolous lawsuit, while he's spending some time behind bars.
running onto a football field deserves jail time? Seriously?
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2 hours ago, BillsFan130 said:
Out of curiosity for those of you who have really zoned in on his play, why aren't teams targeting him?
Is he getting a lot of safety help his way?
Or is he truly just shutting people down with blanket coverage ?
Regardless, extremely impressive, but I just find it odd teams aren't challenging a rookie more.
I think our defensive line is making everyone on defense better. They are not letting teams run and they are getting pressure and sacks consistently. The back 7 get to do their jobs without unreasonable expectations of long periods of time needed to cover a receiver. I have no doubt he's playing very well, but the line play and the scheme design by Frazier are exceptional.
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2 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
Agree. He doesn't need to practice to get into shape. He is allowed to do that now while on PUP. He can work out. He isn't allowed to do any football stuff. But as you say, vet, been in the system 5 years.... while you may want to have him on a pitch count the first couple of weeks to let him get used to the exertions of a football game the idea that he needs 2 or 3 weeks of practice before he can get on the field is for the birds I think.
Anyone know when we find out? Is it today or tomorrow that they can activate him? I repeat what I said last week... if he is not activated this week then there has been a setback we have not been told about.
More likely a snap count. LOL
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2 hours ago, bobobonators said:
The mystical condition that is CTE 🙄. Its the new catch-all to explain ridiculous behavior. No, he’s just an idiot.
ok Doctor. Were you the independent neurologist for the Dolphins Bills game?
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14 hours ago, Rigotz said:
Is anyone else observing the trend of Dolphins fans doubling down on Tua being “fine” during the Bills game?
All over Twitter, all I see is an “us vs them” mentality from Dolphins fans and it’s really embarrassing to watch.
Objectively, all of our hearts and minds should be with Tua and nothing else.
Is this a normal reaction? I feel like if Josh (god forbid) had a similar situation we would be angry at THE BILLS for allowing him to play… not mad at everyone else.
What am I missing here?
Yeah, ,Buffalo never has an us vs them mentality.
*Sarcasm
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10 minutes ago, chongli said:
Why don't the Dolphins fans support our charities after all the injuries we suffered last week against them? Or the Tennessee fans after the Dane Jackson injury?
Donating to charity isn't a contest. You do it because you feel strongly about some cause and want to help.
11 minutes ago, DollaBills said:because their fans suck?
maybe they do donate, but don't brag about it like so many bills fans.
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1 hour ago, smuvtalker said:
Guys,
A loss is never an easy thing to swallow, especially for us Bills fans this day and age, considering the fact we have arguably the best, most talented team in the NFL AND are the consensus super bowl favorites. I go into every game fully expecting to win, and there's not a team in this league that scares me.
With that said, and for the first time in a very long time I was very nervous heading into this game, for obvious reasons: starting two rookie CB's against two of the fastest and talented receivers in the league, both starting safeties out, our two best defensive tackles out and a third less than 100%, one of our starting LB's less than 100%, our number two WR less than 100%, ditto for our starting TE. THEN, right before kickoff we find out our center is out for the game. Really?
No worries. But to add injury to more injury, during the course of the game, we manage to lose two more starting offensive lineman! Our RG AND RT. Oh yeah and btw, our all world number one WR is lost for significant chunks of minutes due to cramping/injury.
Due to injuries or whatever, our offensive line was overwhelmed all game. Even though he threw for 400 yards, Josh looked out of sync for much of the day. He rarely had any time to throw, as it seemed like the offensive line was completely overwhelmed by Miami's front four. The pocket seemed to collapse around him all day, and even though the stat line says he was only sacked four times, he was hurried or knocked down far too often. Singletary was blown up at or behind the line several times. Singletary's rushing numbers, 9 carries for 13 yards. Moss's rushing numbers (minus his 43 yard scamper), 3 carries for 3 yards.
Buffalo giftwrapped Miami a TD by giving them the ball at the 6 yard line.
That last drive of the first half, Van Rotten was utterly abysmal in his snapping duties, and was singlehandedly responsible for us going into the locker room without at least a FG attempt.
The usually reliable Bass missed what should have been a chip shot 38 yard FG.
Tua gifted Milano with a pass right into his mitts that should've been a guaranteed pick six.
Yet despite ALL that happening to us, despite everything that went wrong, there we were at the end of the game in a position to limp out of Hard Rock Stadium with a W. Going into a game vs a hated division rival, in 90 degree temps, missing a frumptillion players, and losing by 2?
I don't think I realized it FULLY, until today, just how effing deep, talented, and utterly amazing this team is, and the potential to do other-worldly things on the football field. When this season is said and done, I really wont even try to guess how many records are shattered.
I remain as encouraged as ever after today's loss. Maybe even more so.
LET'S GO BUFFALO!
I felt this way soon after the game ended, then I realized how many blown chances we had. Milano drop pick 6, Davis should be TD, Allen bad pass on 4th at the 1, last drive McKenzie not getting out of bounds... those mistakes had nothing to do with injuries or heat... we blew this one. I'm not panicking or anything, but we blew it.
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12 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
I'm not even pissed. They should have lost by a lot with all the issues. This team is amazingly deep and talented to almost overcome all of that.
I hear what you're saying, but we should have won. Missed easy FG, dropped pick 6, turnover at our 10, 2nd and goal at the one and no score...
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What a ridiculous reaction. Divisional game against our top competition to win the East. It's quite meaningful, just not the end of the world. We should have won, we had so many opportunities to win that had nothing to do with injuries. Missed FG, dropped pick 6, many other drops, fumble inside our 10...
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4 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
It happens...KC had a similar games against Indy today.
People need to stop freaking out and just see it for what it is...
We played with a ridiculous number of guys out, kept losing players all game, didn't play our best and it still took Miami everything they had to win,
That likely never happens again.
This was Miami's Fitzpatrick game against the Pats
I'm not freaking out. Just pissed that we lost.
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Too many missed opportunities, the fact that we were in the game with all the injuries from last week and all the injury issues today is very surprising. We had a long list of chances to change the outcome of the game, but missed on almost everyone of them.
It would have been nice to see the ref make more of an effort to get the ball down on the last snap, nitpicking for sure, but I've seen refs spring to the LOS in past games
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7 hours ago, Albanybillsbacker said:
Let him walk and draft a safety in the top 3 rounds. Safeties are replaceable. I think we are about to see that their success is as much about McDermott and Frazier's scheme than those two being elite. Don't get me wrong, they are very good. But I don't think they are irreplaceable.
Did anyone ever think they're irreplaceable? Everyone is replaceable.
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59 minutes ago, Chaos said:
Bills will be coming into this game with a chip on their shoulder. Last week they scored 42 and sat Allen for the whole fourth quarter. Meanwhile the fish gave up 38 to a much weaker ravens offense. Bills -11.5 is being offered at +200. They play the games for a reason. But this bet should be on all bills fans radars. (I am aware we are banged up on defense, Von Miller will make sure Tua knows we still have 11 guys out there)
I wouldn't call betting on games a 'legit' chance to win money, it's a gamble. We're missing 6 defensive starters and our center, it's crazy that someone has us a -11. If I'm gambling, I'm taking the points.
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To be fair, most Bills fans are loud, fat and obnoxious.
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6 hours ago, The Jokeman said:
The season is a marathon not a sprint.
It's neither, you're just using a cliche. It's actually a game a week, and you need to win most of them to get in the playoffs. This game is very important. Divisional game for first place.
Ken Dorsey is really really good
in The Stadium Wall
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I haven't been happy with our RB usage, Singletary should play more and we saw why yesterday. Also, no creativity in the redzone or short yardage, Daboll seemed to often catch the defense off guard for big plays. He's still learning, but I was happy he stuck with Singletary much of the Chiefs game.