That's No Moon
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1 minute ago, BobbyC81 said:
But I think the training staff needs to train these guys to use their off hand.I think Bobby Kraft knows a spot with a good training program.
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2 minutes ago, BobbyC81 said:
Are they going to focus on wrist strengthening?
We had an awful lot of wrist injuries last season.
I've gotten enough warnings tonight. I will allow this absolute beach ball to pass me by.
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7 minutes ago, L Ron Burgundy said:
Gonna be bummed if we don't make a move for one of the elite talents available. Crazy offseason.
At some point we should just start drafting the right guys at the top of the draft instead. It's a lot cheaper. Could have had either Metcalf or McLaurin in that draft (or both). Got Cody Ford and Devin Singletary instead.
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3 minutes ago, Gambit said:
He was also a rookie. It's insane to think he can't possibly improve.
not many guys get faster. I'd trade him right now if someone offered us something of value. Kinkaid too. That's another waste of a pick.
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3 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:
Yikes...here's another fun fact. Joey made this year's Pro Bowl with 5 sacks and 5 TFL's....let that sink in.
When Tyler Huntley made the Pro Bowl that cemented it's place as a worthless endeavor. This is bricks on top of that cement.
Just now, Beast said:I’d rather sign Bosa the Clown.
Close enough
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18 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
would. But, I’d trade Kincaid before Coleman if given a choiceWhat would we do without Coleman's 3 catches for 22 yards in the playoffs? He had 8 whole targets.
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1 minute ago, DrDawkinstein said:
He'll be battling Epenesa for the #3DE spot behind Garret and Rousseau.
AJ Epenesa has 5 more sacks than Bosa does over the last 3 years.
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Just now, OZBILLS said:
How old was Miller when he came to us? 32/33?
At 29, i'd rather have a go
Bosa will be 30 before the season. Miller was 32 I believe.
I'll say it again. Bosa and Miller both had 14 sacks over the last 3 seasons and Miller basically missed one of those seasons entirely. Bosa is turning 30 and hasn't been very productive since he was 26.
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2 minutes ago, OZBILLS said:
If everyone here is against it, then it must be a good signing. Yes please bring him here
For the record, I was against the Miller signing as well.
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4 minutes ago, Mikie2times said:
Over a 9 year career Bosa has 6 fewer sacks than Aaron Schobel. Bosa's career high in sacks is 12.5 and that happened in 2017. EIGHT years ago. Why do people love him so much?
1 minute ago, Royale with Cheese said:I mean, maybe 1 year $5 million at the most.
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1 minute ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
Has played 28 games over the last 3 years
Niners make obvious sense
Feels like a Jacksonville massive overpay sort of move.
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4 minutes ago, Victory Formation said:
Let’s goooooo
Bosa and Von Miller have exactly the same number of sacks over the last 3 seasons. Let that sink in.
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Just now, Victory Formation said:
Let’s goooooo
An expensive, oft-injured 30 year old? Where do I sign up?
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Just now, EmotionallyUnstable said:
🦵🛞
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Make sure you tell him which day the piss man is coming.
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I will never, ever, EVER, send food back at a restaurant.
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9 minutes ago, SinceThe70s said:
My store pet peeve are the robotic spill detectors at Stop 'N Shop. Not sure if they've made their way to other supermarkets but man are they annoying.
https://thecounter.org/supermarket-robot-automation-ai-organized-labor-stop-and-shop/
The Giant near me has one and I swear to God I'm going to beat it to death with a sledgehammer one of these days.
I do enjoy putting inappropriate stickers on it now though.
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On 2/20/2025 at 10:15 AM, teef said:
it's more of an attitude issue.
Hers or yours?
On 2/23/2025 at 8:22 AM, LewPort71 said:Sure.
Mrs. Lew and I co-habituated for two whole months before marriage.
I kid, I kid. I think I did that officially for 6 or 7 months after we graduated but before we got married. She basically lived in my room for a year before that but technically had her own place so idk if the Lord cares about those months. I'd like to believe that he's got better stuff to worry about.
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15 hours ago, Hermes said:
Year after year, fans of this team are subjected to, the consistent rhetoric, that this year's iteration was 'good enough' save for a few calls here or there.
Too bad, so sad; they weren't!
The Eagles absolutely throttled the team that spanked the Bills in the AFCCG. No one here, can tell me, that the Bills had an honest to god chance against the Eagles. That team was primed for a run to the superbowl regardless of anything that stood before them..
It wasn't just Barkley, or Hurts, or Brown, or Sweat, or Braun or anyone else. It was all of these guys punching above their weight. Collectively that team wanted it more than anyone else. That'd what makes the difference. Every single player giving the absolute max they can, to get the job done.
What do the Bills have?
The Bills have Allen and that's about it. He's been great, but when hes the only one thats not enough to seal the deal. Whether it's the players around him, the coaches calling the plays, or mistakes he's made himself. There have been multiple opportunities to lead the team to greatness and they've all failed at that. Its the only thing holding this team back, it's not just Allen, or the weapons, or the defense, or the coaches, it's all of them.
But at the end of the day..
It doesn't matter who does what.
What matters is team success (i.e. winning a superbowl). And that means players being selfless and giving everything they've got. It means coaches pulling plays out of their asses to stop a crucial 4th down. IT MEANS BEING THE BEST OF THE BEST REGARDLESS OF CIRCUMSTANCE.
How many times have we all seen the Bills get 'close enough' only to fall flat on their face? The fact of the matter is.... that it's too many...
I, for one, am ready for the Bills to step up and win one for themselves and for the fans. It's time to stop being a team of wussies and being a team of men who get ***** done.
Let's go Buffalo!
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1 hour ago, Snappysnackcakes said:
Show of hands…who thinks we’re going defense heavy in this draft?
Hopefully they do it better this time. It's not like they've skimped on that side of the ball.
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4 hours ago, Dablitzkrieg said:
I'm having a hard time feeling sorry for multi millionaires flying coach.
You've seen the size of these guys right? Be 6'8" 300 lbs and sit in coach. Millionaire or not it sucks.
Now do that right after you just got banged around by other people that size for three hours.
This, for me, is a no brainier and something the team can 100 percent fix.
45 minutes ago, zow2 said:At least three teams...the Dolphins, Ravens and Broncos flew on the Atlas 747 to BUF. Those clubs took their L's and flew out of BUF fully loaded with players, staff and their luggage plus fuel,, so it can be done. Obviously they don't need to max out the fuel load to those cities but the runway is long enough for their needs. Since Miami got an A for travel I assume the Atlas 747 is configured better for the large football humans.
And if it's truly an issue they can fly in and out of Niagara Falls. The airfield is PLENTY long enough to handle anything there.
44 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:Dolphins finally won something.
Coddled. 😂
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Why not just have a wheel to spin with different yard lines on it that you spin after the touchback occurs. It could be sponsored by draft kings. Think of the kickoff viewership numbers!
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16 hours ago, ngbills said:
Any guess which NFL is calling for the tush push ban? My money is on KC...
No reason to ban it, but I am all for finding a new name and not allowing it to be called tush push.
Pushing a ball carrier like that was made illegal a VERY long time ago because people were getting seriously injured and killed playing football. It's a good rule with valid underpinning and that play, and all aiding of the runner that way should be illegal again as it was for decades.
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1 minute ago, boyst said:
Hamlin went to the pro bowl. He's not as bad as people think. He doesn't make flashy plays, he doesn't set the world on fire, he also doesn't mess up as much as people think.
The Pro Bowl is quite literally a worthless metric these days and, again, without his incident and the name recognition that comes with it that doesn't happen either.
Tyler Huntley went to the effing Pro Bowl. Let's us never speak of the Pro Bowl as something of value again.
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Just now, boyst said:
I think he would be good in a dime man coverage. His prowess and ability to be the gamer you describe as the inside corner against the boundary would assist on weak side run defense, as well.
He's right there with Hamlin; he doesn't really make mistakes and what he lacks in overall ability he makes up for in his sharpness and prowess.
Hamlin is terrible also. He's poor in coverage but also doesn't tackle so he's got those things going for him. If he hadn't had his unfortunate spate with death he'd be off the team already.
DK Metcalf requests trade to a contender
in The Stadium Wall
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The scouts usually do the end of the draft and the coach and GM do the top. One has been a lot better than the other.