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    New England Week

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    2 hours ago, WotAGuy said:


    Actually with Diggs being a no show for half the season, Belichick won’t know what to take away. Cook?  Harty?  David Edwards?

    Let him take Harty . . . please. . .guy runs sideways and always looks like he is holding a greased football. 

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    New England Week

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    11 hours ago, billsbackto81 said:

    Zappe was competent to borderline good against Denver in Denver and got the W.

    25/33 for 256 yards and 2 TDs

     

    Stick took us to the wire going 23/33 for 215 yards and 0 TDs

     

    I would not overlook teams that have nothing to lose and relish ruining your season, especially a division rival. 

    Good point. . . Bills relished that role for years . . .

    Knox active off IR, Klein released

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    18 hours ago, Jerome007 said:

    Klein made multiple millions just two years ago. It must not be that great a year so far...

     

    Its the 53 roster spot limit, nothing against him per se. Still, it must suck for him.

     

    If Joe Brady can use the two tight ends well, it might be interesting. On the other hand, the offense has been clicking the last two games. Who much do you change it?

    I like what Klein brought to the team and how he plays the game. Somewhat of a throwback. 

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    Tyler Dunne story on McDermott - 3 parts, 25 interviews, one damning conclusion

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    9 minutes ago, wettlaufer said:

    It was ONE example of a dozen instances of poor communication and behavior cited by Dunne. Did he title the piece "Sean McDermott Celebrates 9/11 Terrorists' Execution and Communication?" No, because it was a minor thing in the piece and people are WAY too focused on it versus other weird stuff in there, like bagging on Chad Hall for being loved by players.

    That's why he lessened his credibility by using something that he didn't need to use. But instead he chose to use it and that shows his intent. 

    Tyler Dunne story on McDermott - 3 parts, 25 interviews, one damning conclusion

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    1 minute ago, Scott7975 said:

     

    The point was in part to show the mentality and thought process of McD.  It was a very small part of the article.  Since you didn't read it, thats about all you can focus on.  Which goes back to my point, if you haven't read the article there is no point of you running around trying to discredit everything.

     

    At this point, I am pretty much done talking to you.  All you are trying to do is discredit something you haven't read to stick up for some dude you don't even know.  It's pointless discussing it with you.

    I read it. I used an example to show the pettiness of the author. Say hello to Dunne for me.

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    Tyler Dunne story on McDermott - 3 parts, 25 interviews, one damning conclusion

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    1 hour ago, Scott7975 said:

     

    I don't care if you read the article or not.  What I care about is people posting false information.  You cannot speak on an article that you didn't read and spout stuff out there that is factually incorrect.  There were more than just 2 people and it doesn't matter that some remain anonymous.  They remain anonymous because if could affect their jobs.  People have a right to do so.  Its very common in the media.

     

    and yes, there were a bunch of positive comments.  Thats kinda the point.  People think its entirely one sided when it isn't.  Not everything said was bad.  You want to make up ***** about his article that you didn't even read and believe what you want to believe just because you are a McD homer.

    What exactly was the point he was trying to make by dredging up a non-issue incident from 4 years ago? It was to make McD look bad, as was the purpose of the whole article. Yes, it was a poor choice of an analogy but a stretch to use as an example of poor comunication. Dunne's intent was apparent and it clearly got the reaction he was hoping for. 

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    Tyler Dunne story on McDermott - 3 parts, 25 interviews, one damning conclusion

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    1 minute ago, BuffaloMatt said:

    This is a fuc$ing hit piece because Dunne didn't get press access to the Bills for his new website/podcast/etc. I hope the team rallies around McD!

    Citing anonymous disgruntled prior coaches and players who didn't say anything when they could have had have their names attached to it. And something that happened four years ago that was twisted to make it seem worse then it was. 

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    Burned out?

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    11 hours ago, damj said:

    I don't know if it's just me ... but after the last 13 weeks, I'm burned out with this team. I'm a season ticket holder,  and I'll be out there the next 2 weeks regardless and sporting the red, white and blue ... but I really don't care anymore.

     

    But then again, maybe it is just me ... I don't care about much of anything any more. 

     

    I looked to the Bills to be a distraction from everything else in my life,  but they're just as F'd as everything else

    Hang in there. It is easy to see the things that are F'd up. Look beyond that, it's hard to do at times, but when you do you will see the things that really matter. 

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    Beane Presser 12.6.23 - interesting comments on Von

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    4 hours ago, Rigotz said:

     

    The commentary on Von stood out to me, toward the beginning.

     

    Sounds like Beane & the Front Office are confident that Von will not be charged with any crime and this could potentially be a misunderstanding.

     

    Maybe we should be cautious this time around (ex: Araiza) and let things play out before crucifying Von...

    Did you read Ryan O'Hollaran? https://buffalonews.com/sports/professional/nfl/bills/buffalo-bills-von-miller-terry-pegula-brandon-beane-sean-mcdermott-assault-accusations-ryan-ohalloran/article_d38a4634-9457-11ee-8826-23e0047be01a.html. Really trying to pick up where Sully left off. 

    Sources say ZERO PERCENT chance McD is fired

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    I continue to waffle on this point. After last game I would have fired him on the spot. I have softened on this point because I remember the past and I see what this team has become since he became coach. I believe that he sticks around and they bring in a new DC and maybe a new OC, but that is to be determined on the final five games. So far change in OC looks encouraging. 

    Joe Brady's performance tonight

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    14 hours ago, hondo in seattle said:

    Allen and Diggs are, obviously, our two most talented players and it seemed that Dorsey leaned on them.  Other guys made supplemental contributions but the offense relied on Allen-to-Diggs at critical times.

     

    Today we won without Allen-to-Diggs being very effective.  Brady was able to put 32 points on the board against a top D without the key combo working.  I don't think Dorsey could have done that. 

     

    I loved seeing Cook, Kincaid, Shakir and others making the offense work.  It turns out we have other weapons.  

    After philly plays tonight their DC now has something to think about. Bills instantly less predictable. 

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