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talent-wise, this game should not be close...but because the Texans have LOL Bill "Chin-hole" O'Brien as their coach making game decisions, my high school team would have a chance against Houston. Go Bills!
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Man, I’d love to see Brandon Weeden play
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1 hour ago, Starr Almighty said:
I would of signed Bell, Mack, Cooks, Laundry, Hubbard, EJ Gaines, Paradis and Norwell. That puts me between 83-85 mil. If that's to tight I drop Bell to gain the 15 I paid him in my scenario.
you forgot you have to pay your rookies, too
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I don't know too many people giving Eli a pass. If the rest of the year goes like it has been for him, he's in serious danger of not getting into the HOF.
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scoring more points than the Texans. I think that would work.
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nice seeing Jordan Mathews having a good game tonight. Good thing we didn't keep him.
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Read an interesting ESPN article on how Mahomes has not been made to fit into the mold of every other QB:
The binary nature of his sports journey in many ways helped shape the playing style that NFL fans are just waking up to. More than his rocket arm, Mahomes relies on instinctive breaks from the pocket to find open receivers. Mahomes referred to it as "using every inch of green grass on the field, whether horizontally or vertically." Kingsbury attributed it to the unexpected but rewarding consequence of splitting time between baseball and football in his youth.
"He just wasn't overcoached," Kingsbury said. "Maybe by not having the quarterback tutors that would have worked on his fundamentals, telling him he always had to step to his target and have his elbow at a certain angle. Maybe that helped him learn to throw the football on his own. He has touch and accuracy from different angles and different platforms. His ball just has a natural way of coming out, and you can see that in the way he plays."Quote:"Those off-schedule throws are a part of who he is," Kingsbury said. "You see some guys that got repped over and over on certain fundamentals that limit them. He plays with a freeness and throws with a freeness that allows him to do spectacular things. He was never really corralled into a mechanical five-step drop, stay in the pocket, find your check downs. He was always allowed to cut it loose and play. There have been skeptics at every level saying it won't work. But that's what he's really good at."
To make it work, however, he needed a coach who would welcome an unorthodox quarterback and was all about challenging convention. As it turned out, Reid had been building toward this moment for more than a decade.I hope they’re not trying to fit square Josh into a round hole. That roll out and non-throw to Zay in the end zone is concerning. That’s exactly the kind of play we got Josh Allen for. He needs to let those loose.
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4 hours ago, BUFFALOKIE said:
Tuck Fexas and every team from Fexas! Every Fuxass player can choke on a duck and die!
Do you have a lisp?
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So, Anderson spent 7 years mentoring Cam Newton...is no one concerned over the fact that Cam Newton still sucks?
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that's a ridiculous call
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1 hour ago, matter2003 said:
You mean other than the one he hit KB directly in the gut with that he dropped at the goalline?
Wow, you mean he hit one? I must wrong, then. All these stats are clearly biased against Josh:
Short throws aren’t easy for him.
Senior year spray chart
Slants at Wyoming in 2017
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2 minutes ago, MDH said:
Yep, enough people misuse a word for long enough and the meaning changes. It’s how language has worked since the written word was introduced.
literally
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1 minute ago, MDH said:
Don't you know, somehow literally means figuratively these days.
it's true, it does.
lit·er·al·lyˈlidərəlē,ˈlitrəlē/adverb-
in a literal manner or sense; exactly."the driver took it literally when asked to go straight across the traffic circle"
synonyms: exactly, precisely, actually, really, truly; More -
INFORMALused for emphasis or to express strong feeling while not being literally true."I have received literally thousands of letters"
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I mean, you gotta release Marlow so we can keep 18 defensive linemen.
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21 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Hopefully it means Hyde is ready to practice. Maybe Marlowe will go back to PS
Weird
They don't know what the line should be now that Marlowe has been released. He was responsible for 3-4 points of the spread, easy.
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I’d like to see Logan Thomas and/or Croom get more passes
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They don’t run slants because Allen is historically bad at them.
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5 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:
I’ll take that bet, name terms
Lol it was hyperbole, but for fun, I’ll wager $5 thru Venmo. ?
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I’d be willing to wager that Drew Brees’ Worst game as a Saint is better than Josh Allen’s last two games - combined.
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2 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
No. No I meant 1990 his 1st season as a Bill.
I’m kidding. I mistakenly corrected someone else’s circa/post in this thread. So I’m making fun of myself.
...it amuses me. ?
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10 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
Sure. Let's make sure he's James Lofton circa 1990.
I think you mean “post” 1990. ?
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He's horrible. Mills is better than him, by a lot.
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Here's a hot take:
WE DON'T !@#$ING KNOW YET. HE'S PLAYED 4 AND A HALF GAMES!
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Pregame thread: Wk 6 Bills at Texans, 1 pm on CBS
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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3rd and 18. No problem.