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Yeah I honestly haven't seen that movie in probably over a decade so I couldn't put two and two together

What the heck are they even dressed up as

See that's just the wrong mindset.. if you do that nobody sees in a successful in the NFL except the super bowl champion but that's not true The bills didn't lose anything They won four straight AFC championships.. four straight AFC championships is not losing anything

Obviously yes A record that has still never been broken despite the bills not winning any of them Winning four straight conference championships in the NFL is unprecedented and very hard to do against people you see more often AKA your conference Obviously in hindsight people would trade that for one super bowl win but it is absolutely something that has ultimate respect... Four straight AFC champions is a very big accomplishment

I don't think we ever heard from that guy again I really hope the mafia didn't get him

I got dreams of prater erasing Norwood coming out of retirement and kicking the game winner in the super bowl Full circle.. fairy tail ending

What am I reading I did not expect this mix this with Jim beam and I'm confused

Peyton Manning was the most annointed player in NFL history and Josh is still younger than him before he won his first super bowl Can we all make fun of you in 6 months for spreading this information if you're wrong 😝

Just because we were regular season Killers doesn't mean the team and everybody is ready to take the next step Go back and rewatch that game. The entire offense was put on Josh Allen .. with four good wide receivers Gabe Davis was our number four with 500 yd and like six touchdowns We had more plays we're under 50% third down conversion .. only handed the ball off to running backs like nine times The entire game was put on Josh Allen And he wasn't as crisp as Patrick mahomes the team was not ready That's not hyperbole the chiefs were already in the playoffs for years and years and years before that and were much more playoff ready .. we literally just got our first playoff winning like 18 years that same season if you look at Josh's stat line it was great but that doesn't tell the tale of the tape of the third down percentage.. the yards per play.. the points scored... We had more plays an less time of possession The entire game was put on Josh Allen's hands.. But he absolutely had good wide receivers and the team was vastly improved from his rookie year building it the same way the Patriots are now They just did not have the experience to get past the more experienced team We've had less talent recently than that team and gone just as far because Josh has grown Josh was very comfortable with John Brown something he's never gotten with any other wide receiver outside of diggs and Beasley... And now shakir but Shakir doesn't even have the numbers John Brown did in his healthy season Healthy John Brown from 2020-2021 would be our number one wide receiver now

Did the same thing for Josh Allen we literally brought in John Brown cole beasley diggs tried fixing the line.. even gabe was like the fourth option on some of those teams The problem is Josh wasn't ready to take full control in year 3 to win a super bowl.. the Chiefs playoff game was too much for him and the team The Patriots don't have enough to get it done this year either they're falling short in the playoffs

You should get him trying out for a college team Everybody needs Walk-Ons and if he's doing that... How many people could say they were a college quarterback?

Yeah but I've been adamant here for 5 years McDermott is better than Tomlin McDermott could have won a super bowl with that Steelers roster I don't think Tomlin is doing anything with the bills 2017 Steelers had five all pros on it... Sean McDermott is doing a lot with not five all pros Our best players are always banged up in the playoffs

If you're throwing an NFL football 55 yards with shoulder pads on your college quarterback Or college baseball pitcher

With an NFL ball with equipment? Jalen hurts struggled to throw 55 yards and he played in the SEC too Nerf ball yeah 100%.. most people cannot throw an NFL football 55 yards with pads on including adults especially in game time

It does not affect his performance at all The Kansas City Chiefs go to college for training camp but nobody says it affects mahomes or their team bonding They both go an hour away

Shot heard round the world

Sean McDermott is a better Coach than Mike Tomlin who inherited a great roster from a Hall of Fame coach with a top-notch defensive coordinator

What people don't realize is attendance numbers doesn't matter to the Buffalo Bills nor does how they give the tickets away This is about recreating a college atmosphere in building a team.. putting them away from their wives and kids for 2 weeks living together eating together and rooming with each other It's about building bonds

I believe he's only 22 years old? Anddddd that he only pitched three regular season games for the Blue Jays and they obviously knew he was so talented they were like yeah you're on the playoff roster Ye is indeed a Savage

Cook is not taking a lot of hits especially as a running back I don't think I've seen him get hit hard once in 3 years he knows how to avoid hard contact where he's the nail

Are these the dreams you have in your sleep Virgil

It's a 14 for pope Leo XIV

Roman Catholic born and raised in Buffalo but where's the demeaning? This is actually cool FYI to everybody is #14 for pope Leo XIV

The NFL is finally adapting to gimmicky college spreads which is making the transition easier .. but it doesn't always set them up for long term success Yet every single NFL running back will tell you they prefer to run under center.. and the change up of formations and ability to play both ways is still fundamental to football .. the best quarterbacks have to be able to play under center well even if it's only 30% of the time now The bust rate at quarterback is still as high as it ever was.. 20 years ago you can draft 10 spread quarterbacks and maybe 1 succeeded Now if you draft 10 spread quarterbacks.. 4-5 might succeed.. which is the average bust rate of quarterback.. it took 25 years to reach that average bust level I mean I have an offensive coordinator in 7th grade too I understand schemes are getting more spread out... The difference is the NFL for a long time refused to play that style... As the game has softened which it has, and the rules started to favor the offense the adoption of the spread in the NFL became easier To the point where it is now a massive part of the game.. yet most quarterbacks getting drafted still do not succeed We have three number one overall picks in Trevor Lawrence Kyler Murray and Caleb Williams.. all of them literally have insane talent but are all underperforming... Because it's a vastly different game from college to NFL... For every spread quarterback that hits like Patrick mahomes there's 4 that bust Texas HS football has been running spread option football for 35 years and it is just making its way to the NFL that's a long learning curve.. and a lot of quarterbacks failed along the way to get it to where it is now And pure spread quarterbacks might have an easier transition if their team will run college schemes... But like Kyler Murray it's a long haul to learn three step drops and be a proficient pocket passer in an NFL scheme Lamar Jackson another perfect example of a star getting to play in his gimmicky offense.. but the second he has to take three or five step drops from the pocket consistently he's not as effective... The rise of the spread has also hurt the ability of pure pocket passing in the NFL

Two or three years ago his run stuffing was very good it's par rn and I don't think that's drastically going to change.. he was like the 78th ranked run stuff in defensive tackle last year and he's older He looks like a shell of himself.. when the bills make these signings we call them retreads when the Chiefs do it oh boy they got a player