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51 minutes ago, DCofNC said:
I agree with what you have to say. Regardless of circumstance, Brady has been nothing short of amazing. I still don’t like home, but show the man some respect.
I agree completely on Herbert, he’s got the tools and had the flashes than got us all intrigued with JA. He may not be quite as athletic, but we are splitting hairs on it all., they are top 7 picks in the NFL, they are freaks. Herbert is far better than I realized from his college days, he came in with far better coaching than Allen, he may be further along in development and maybe he hits a plateau, but at this point he’s the closest thing to Allen there is. Nothing against him, I just hope he suck’s against the Bills for the next 20 years.
The Week 18 game vs the Raiders was as exciting as the Bills/Chiefs game. Herbert was amazing, 4th and 21 with the season on the line and makes the throw. He's got that special something that Allen has. Those 2 will be the best in the AFC with Burrow for years to come.
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8 hours ago, Success said:
Did anyone see that heated debate on First Take just now? They were debating if Allen is a top 5 QB in the league. Keyshawn had him behind Brady, Rogers, Mahomes, Burrow, Herbert & Watson.
I actually have issues w/ all of those names being ranked ahead of Allen. I get the deference for Brady, but would anyone really want him over Allen RIGHT NOW? Rogers I can understand more. Herbert has done nothing in the league. Burrow looks to be very good, but hasn't shown nearly the versatility & clutch play that Allen has (imo).
But Watson?
I don't really get it - not just Keyshawn's take, but a still fairly large group of pundits who can't seem to break away from what they thought of Allen in the draft, or his rookie season. I get that it's not that important, and in general, prefer it when the Bills are disrespected, but it just seems like I'm living on a different planet than some of these guys.
EDIT: he also had Mahomes ahead of Allen (which is one I completely get, though I think is closer than most)
Not to get too deep into this discussion, but Herbert has had 2 tremendous season, Burrow is also a dynamic QB, no reason to criticize them to build up Allen. Quite a few very good QB's in the league right now, many capable of winning a Super Bowl.
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14 hours ago, hondo in seattle said:
You and 100,000 other Bills fans.
I was sitting next to him, so was my other brother.
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1 hour ago, ALLEN1QB said:
Dude you have no idea what you're talking about I'm just saying I lived in very very South Florida for a number of years and there are a lot of illegal drivers down there that's all I'm saying if you can't grasp that then tough beans.
Your comment was not relevant to the topic and your poor grammar made you look like a fool for mentioning that others didn't speak English well.
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18 minutes ago, JerseyBills said:
True. It's also pretty safe to say that the Ravens won't be going deep in the playoffs for years to come with a leader like that.
If Watson plays asap, they're probably the 3rd best team in their own division imo
Because of his tweets? Give me a break.
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10 minutes ago, ToGoGo said:
I know that freeway area by the FLL airport. I have no clue why anybody would be there on foot.
Not petty. Totally normal to be wary of that from a supposed leader.
I think it's pretty safe to say that lamar is the Raven's leader, not supposed.
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3 hours ago, ALLEN1QB said:
How terrible I used to live in South Florida a lot of the drivers down there did not even have a license or speak English very dangerous
yeah, most English speaking people are never involved in car accidents.
They 'speak english very dangerous'? And you criticize others English skills.
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3 hours ago, Warcodered said:
His death is tragic, but it's really not that weird a tweet as it describes what his audience might know him for.
If his audience are football fans, they know him mostly from his amazing career at Ohio State.
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14 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
You're entitled to your viewpoint, but not to put words in my mouth. Please review and be absolutely certain that's not what you're doing here.
Neither Hyde nor Poyer were consistent starters on their prior teams, much less "all pro", when they signed here.
My point here, is that it's not a case of our options being to either resign Poyer or draft a safety high. It's possible to sign players in FA or even trade late round picks for a player, and develop them.
I thought Hyde was a regular with Green Bay, I remember seeing him on the field a lot and was very excited when we signed him.
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10 hours ago, Big Turk said:
Perhaps many of the players were not that good to begin with?
What's the success rate for "star" caliber players?
An article I read after Tre's injury stated that most players took a step back. A good player became a marginal player, a star player became a 'good' player.
Did people really think ACL tears were not that big a deal anymore?
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I think fans in other cities look at their team's schedule and say, crap, we have to play the Bills, that's a loss.
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4 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:
People downstate obviously don't care about that. Northeastern NJ is part of the NYC metro area and they look at that as more NY than anywhere upstate. Their football teams play a few miles away from Manhattan--about as close as OP to downtown Buffalo.
Downstate they see how Metlife was funded and say tell the owner to fund it. They look at Yankee stadium and say let the owner and the city of Buffalo/Erie Co split it.
Neither the city of Buffalo nor Erie county paid anything towards new Yankees stadium. The team, NYC taxpayers and MLB funds paid for it.
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19 minutes ago, nucci said:
don't we want everyone to play well?
and for the right price, don't want to overpay.
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4 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:
We need to get beyond the “hurt feelings” and keep the eyes on the prize. The Super Bowl is all that matters!! Gilmore isn’t the player that he was but could be a valuable addition.
Buffalonian's don't get beyond hurt feelings. How can they when everyone is so mean to them all the time?
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You can't assume a return from major surgery 2 months early, playing at a high level, in April. It's quite possible White never gets back to Pro Bowl form. The team needs to prepare for that.
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12 minutes ago, JerseyBills said:
Just the fact he was active after a stint on ir in his rookie year gives me hope that the coaches feel he can be an X factor on this O.
This is a legit SB roster after all.
Didn't they take him off kick returns late in the season? I would love to be wrong about him, but I saw nothing from him last season, not one thing to make me feel good about his future.
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1 hour ago, JerseyBills said:
I don't remember any game off the top of my head that Hodgins was active for.
Like I said, the coaching staff seemed to gain alot of trust in Stevenson as the season went on.
Which coaching staff are you referring to and can you give any examples of this trust? I thought he was one of the least impressive players I've seen in some time. Maybe he'll show something this season, but I have no expectations.
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On 3/28/2022 at 6:46 AM, Inigo Montoya said:
"For those Miami fans revved up and thinking the Fins will be going toe-to-toe with the Bills for AFC East supremacy this year, I bring you this factoid:
Buffalo and Miami met three times in calendar year 2021 (including the final game of the 2020 season on Jan. 3, 2021). The Bills won by 30, 35 and 15 points, an average of 26.7 points per game.
Maybe Tyreek Hill can add four touchdowns a game against the Bills."
Touche'
I suppose if every game played this year is exactly like games played last year, yeah, he has a point. But it's really a ridiculous comment by a seasoned football writer. What if Hill gets to TD's in the first qtr, the whole game is changed. It's a huge signing , remember, Miami won 7 in a row last season and added quite a bit this offseason. Chase Edmunds is a very good RB. Tua played well more often than not last year, they will be tough. Good thing we beefed up our defense.
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1 hour ago, Rochesterfan said:
So the question becomes quite simply if you take the Ball and Allen leads us to a TD - are you kicking the XP or going for 2. Because if you take the ball and are assuming both teams are going to score - I can assure you Reid would be going for 2 on his terms to keep the ball from Allen on the sudden death round.
good question. Do you think McD would have gone for 2 if we got the ball back and scored in OT? Probably.
Would certainly make for exciting finishes, as if we need anything more exciting than last years game.
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Take the ball, in the KC game with the new rule, If Allen leads us to a TD to tie, KC gets the ball next in sudden death. I'd assume both teams will score.
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8 hours ago, Greg S said:
Late April the weather might not be so bad.
or it might be real bad.
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if a player chose Buffalo because of 'unfinished business' and he always wanted to stay in Buffalo, most people here would build a statue in his honor, sounds like McKissic had similar feelings about Washington.
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52 minutes ago, boater said:
Was it Overdorf or Littman the problem?
almost positive it was Littman.
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44 minutes ago, Beast said:
Funny how you think it was Littman.
Unless Ralph Wilson's alias was Littman you are wrong.
I think it was pretty well known back then that Littman was very influential with Wilson on how to spend, it rarely worked out well.
Kathy Hochul: San Diego was interested in taking the Bills away from Buffalo
in The Stadium Wall
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I'd say there was probably a 100% chance they would secure a loan and not have to liquidate their assets, while the value of the franchise continues to rise and with the new TV deals coming into play after the season, they'll be raking in hundreds of millions more a year than they are now. They're fine, don't worry about them.