That's No Moon
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Two things,
1. this Jets game feels like a battle of wills between two teams determined to show who is worse.
2. that field is horrible.
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9 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said:
See ya Monday at 8:15
You're coming to my kid's hockey game? Cool, I'll save you a seat.
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3 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
This is the definition of a fair weather fan.I'm ok with that. You feel free to ride it all the way down. I've done that enough times.
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4 hours ago, ProcessTruster said:
Philly made the SB last season with the least injured roster in the league. No coincidence there.
2 hours ago, <bills4life> said:Exactly what injuries occurred on the offensive side of the ball that have contributed to the lack of production? Even with all of the injuries, the defense has performed admirably and has done enough for us to win games. The defense is not the problem right now. I don’t want to hear excuses. If the defense was giving up 30 points a game, then I would say yes there is credence to your argument.
And there it is. The offense is relatively healthy. McDermott likes to talk about complementary football. Well, when your defense is banged up your offense has to pick up some slack, potentially score more and it's been the exact opposite.
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13 hours ago, 1ManRaid said:
Blowing teams out by 3+ TDs every week after week 1 = broken? Did you even watch the games? Do you know what team's fan forum you are on?
Even then the offense was disjointed and relying on Allen to be ridiculous. They played well against Miami.
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Getting fined for taunting in a game where you ultimately got beat down is amusing and probably indicative of the actual problem.
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6 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
Not going to call you anything. But I will laugh that you spend your time crying here about how you don't watch. To each their own I guess..
Not crying. Just stating it. I'm out. I might browse here for poops and grins. Whatever. I've watched enough of this sport to know a turd when I see it. If the game was 1:00 on a Sunday I'd probably watch out of habit but this night BS for a crap team against another crap team that will probably beat them? No thanks.
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1 hour ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
I expect Buffalo to win.
I don't. I also dont plan to watch. I get up too early in the morning to trade sleep to watch the BS they've been rolling out. Didn't watch last week and it made my whole week better. If they show me they aren't hot garbage then MAYBE I'll tune back in. Call me whatever you want, this season is over and I'm too old for this crap.
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3 hours ago, BillsFan619 said:
I know we need to play better and the coaches need to get the best out of the players they have, but this is pretty telling to our struggles.
Look at the difference between us, the Dolphins, the Chiefs and the Bengals.
Hopefully we can stick around and get a couple/few players back and have a good shot come playoff time.
Go Bills!
-Current players on IR- 10
-Current cap dollars on IR- over $45m
-Current percentage of cap money on IR- over 20%
Conpared to Dolphins (12th lowest):
-Current players on IR- 7
-Current cap dollars on IR- over $8.7m
-Current percentage of cap money on IR- 3.97%
Compared to Chiefs (9th lowest):
-Current players on IR- 7
-Current cap dollars on IR- over $6.2m
-Current percentage of cap money on IR- 2.9%
Compared to Bengals (3rd lowest):-Current players on IR- 5
-Current cap dollars on IR- over $3m
-Current percentage of cap money on IR- 1.42%
Excuses are like buttholes. Everyone has one and they all stink. This team was broken BEFORE the injuries. The injuries just made it worse.
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23 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:
He can’t even count on one hand the times he tried to un-retire.
Too soon?
I gave it a thumb up.
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13 minutes ago, FrenchConnection said:
So, I'll add you to the list of TBDers who want to trade Josh Allen:
Anyone else?
Depends. Is he running or not? Without running he's not the same and not nearly as good. There is more than a small chance that you are seeing the beginning of the Cam Newtonesque decline and injuries and wear and tear mount up.
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20 minutes ago, BillsFanForever19 said:
McKitty was a 3rd Round Pick in 2021. A Florida State recruit from IMG Academy who transferred to Georgia in his final College season. Quite a bit of pedigree for a Practice Squad prospect. He was released on Halloween.
Beane must have liked him in the Pre-Draft process and wants to see if there's anything there.
Well will his mid-round drafting prowess, I know I'm excited.
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I thought we already had a McKitty
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I can't with these idiots.
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4 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
Knox we’re also stuck with. Another killer contract if they can’t get 12 personnel to work.
Dorsey's contract is much more reasonable to get rid of.
I'm so glad they drafted a TE. They had no other needs.
8 minutes ago, Buffalo03 said:Part ways with Knox, Maybe Miller depending on what happens from now until the offseason, ride it out with Tre and see what happens
Keep Knox and find an OC that understands how to use TEs.
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G'night kids.
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2 minutes ago, Bills!Win! said:
Poyer and Hyde, although not as great as they used to be, will be the difference tonight
Hope they've got their Rascal scooters fully charged.
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10 minutes ago, Utah John said:
One of my regrets about the Bills of that era is that neither Stevie Johnson nor Freddie Jackson got to make the playoffs with them. They were both good but not really quite good enough to propel them, but still they both played with heart and desire.
If the Bills need a yard to win a Super Bowl I'd give the ball to Fred. I don't care how old he is, you'd have to kill him to stop him.
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On 11/3/2023 at 12:13 AM, Simon said:
I'm not going to give the Bills hell about the way the season ended last year. Between the absurd string of personal tragedies that started as early as training camp and the spate of devastating injuries they suffered by the end of the year, it's a miracle they made it as far as they did.
What I will give them hell about is that they were absolutely, positively physically intimidated by that Bengals team. It's undeniable and there is just no place for that on a ballfield for any reason whatsoever.
So what do they do the week before they play the Bengals again?
Add Linval Joseph, a widely respected leader and genuine badass who has spent his career as one of the biggest, strongest, toughest players in the league.
Add Rasul Douglas, another respected leader and oversized, physical, aggressive player who has zero fear on a football field.
Add Leonard Fournette, a brick shlthouse of a running back who would rather run through somebody than around them.
This is absolutely not a co-incidence.
McBeane recognized the problem and took proactive steps to address it right before it was time to knock heads with these guys again.
So they acknowledged what many of us have been saying for awhile? That they are soft?
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3 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:
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4 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
Well at least we know he's motivated.
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37 minutes ago, stlbills13 said:
Does the lack of moves at those positions mean the Bills feel confident these two could be back this season?
Nope. Daquan MAYBE if they made it deep into the playoffs. Milano is done and the lack of additional info about his injury SINCE his injury makes me wonder if it's worse than we've been told.
Do you still consider childhood/high school friends your friends if you lost touch with them?
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I probably suck, but I look at friends as people who come in and out of your life at a particular place at a particular time. Sometimes you stay friends for a long time because that thing that brought you together stays constant, sometimes you drift apart and that's ok. It's not that I don't like you anymore it's just that the thing that bonded us in the first place is gone. You have your stuff, I have my stuff. Rather than try to force that relationship to continue it's ok to let it fade and make new connections in your current place and time. Out of all the people I considered friends in grade school or high school I still talk to one on a semi-regular basis. He's a great dude, love him to death, but we've lived 300+ miles apart for almost 30 years now. We've both moved on and grown in ours lives. We touch base every now and again and it's nice to do that and if we lived closer it would be much easier to reestablish that bond but as it is I'm good with it. Out of all my college friends I still talk to 3 and I only see one of them regularly. Not including the one I ended up marrying. I see her every day. The one I see regularly lives near me, the other two don't hence I don't see them often. Friends from former jobs? Yeah, nobody.
Grade school/high school people are hard. So many grew up to be so different from what you knew. I have people I used to know who are in prison for some unpleasant things and that's not the person I knew when I was a kid. A bunch of my high school friends are dead. Several didn't make it out of their 20's. One of my college friends died before we got out of college.
I also don't do the social media thing anymore which probably makes it more difficult, but to be honest I feel like all of the is totally superficial and not really relationship maintenance. It's LAMPing 99% of the time with the other 1% being heinous crap that makes you question why you liked them in the first place. Deleting all of that was the best move I've made in the last 10 years. You miss the dopamine hits at first, but once that stops, you don't miss it at all and you become glad you're not part of it.