LeGOATski
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21 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:
Luckily terrible lower body footwork can be overcome
Terrible upper body footwork however... that's a different story
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10 hours ago, GoBills808 said:
He had Roethlisberger, Bell, AB, JuJu, AND Martavis Bryant all in the same locker room at the same time iirc
Just for that he deserves a Nobel peace prize
What was being "handled?" They got rid of those other guys too, didn't they?
If being "handled" just means tolerating the diva, McDermott did just as good as Tomlin with that.
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11 minutes ago, Gugny said:
If the Bills let McDermott go while Josh still has gas in the tank, then I’d want an offense-expert HC.
It’s part of what makes Tomlin so great … being successful in an offense-heavy NFL.
And he managed some serious divas over the years, too.
Handled them a lot better than “you know who” has.
Which ones? All I can think of is AB and he was traded as soon as he started acting up there. He requested a trade and they gladly obliged. Not much in terms of "handling" there...
Leveon Bell? He just plain sat out a whole season and left. Not much in terms of "handling" there either ...
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1 minute ago, Milanos Milano said:
We need some AI art in this thread. You should create one.
I'm sure I could hand draw a decent image before Coleman finishes a 40.
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Probably the most famous of Aesop's Fables is the story of the Coleman and the hare.
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I could see him making a trade for a high upside DB or C at low value.
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12 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Former Bill Marquez Stevenson was the offensive player of the game. UFL OPoY Hakeem Butler didn't play his best game.
Couldn't keep both feet in bounds on at least two big catches. Little stuff like that is why you don't stick in the NFL.
Butler is who I'm referring to.
Brahmas played old school football, efficient running game and good defense.
That's what every team should be focusing on in a league with no QBs.
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38 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
you won’t answer the simple question I asked. Cheers!You won't acknowledge reality. Get a life.
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5 minutes ago, Mike in Horseheads said:
Wade Phillips won a playoff game!
Who?
Oh...right.
Wait, what?
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1 hour ago, Mike in Horseheads said:
AJ McCarrons wife is looking good in her white shorts, Brent Musberger would agree
She's amazing. Clearly doesn't care for the spotlight. Everytime I see them in a group she's just hanging back not saying anything.
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Go Battlehawks
I'm 0-1 this weekend and it's not looking good.
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Jaylen Brown's just out to prove the all star voters wrong and it's a sight to see.
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Why not. It's Sunday. The day of our Lord.
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2 hours ago, SoCal Deek said:
These would all be so much shorter if you people would just agree with me.
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25 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
you’re the one intent on comparing to viewers of both leagues last year to this year. Two different leagues last year—now same teams as two separate conferences. Fewer viewers (and other than STL) and no one in the stands.
can you just focus on explaining the decreasing viewership over THIS season? And how this translates into more viewers?
more is less?They've gained viewers year over year, averaging 20% more this year.
I know this makes you mad, but I can't change reality.
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17 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Read the article. The numbers are up 20% on average from last year. That means numbers were up and down all year but on average went up.
https://frontofficesports.com/ufl-ratings-top-xfl-and-usfl-from-2023-in-first-season-of-merger/
Fake news
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3 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:
"Notably, the UFL did decidedly worse than the XFL’s five-week 2020 reboot. Perhaps aided by curiosity after the league was dormant for 19 years, the XFL saw an eye-popping average of 1.9 million viewers per regular season game before being forced to cease operations and file for bankruptcy due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The UFL’s best rating for the 2024 season came in the Week 1 matchup between the St. Louis Battlehawks and Michigan Panthers on ABC. It averaged 1.3 million viewers."
"The UFL’s first regular season has come to a close, and the spring football league did an exceptional average rating of 816,000 people across its 40 regular season games, according to Sports Business Journal.
In 2023, the XFL and USFL, two leagues merging to form the UFL, averaged 622,000 and 601,000 regular season viewers, respectively."
622,000+601,000>816,000
Best effort--week 1: one game at 1.3 million. By the end of the season, for week 10, the average was down to 784,000 (compare again to seasons averages 1.23 million for USFL/XFL 2023).
You think the USFL and XFL had completely separate viewing audiences.
Bless your little heart.
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6 turnovers in one quarter
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2 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
not last week. Viewers trending down means “they had more than last year so fewer viewers each week this year means the numbers of new viewers is increasing!”I kind of like that! Why not?
You also like that "more viewers year over year means losing viewers"
Don't ask me to make sense of your logic.
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Just now, PromoTheRobot said:
Looking good so far.
Not really in the last quarter. It's been all Stallions. Kai Nakua literally dropped the ball on a huge play that could've swung the momentum.
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12 minutes ago, SCBills said:
Big statement here when agreeing with a poster who doesn’t know how to utilize capital letters in a thread title.
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3 minutes ago, Mike in Horseheads said:
How can people pee in them then?
Bills fans are resilient
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Bill Belichick dating 24 yo cheerleader
in Off the Wall
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