Buffalo716
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Man I was debating but that chick has a IDGAF look about her.
No
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Does nobody care about the punting competition!?
I love special teams so I hope that rookie punter can boom the hell out of the ball . And consistently unlike Colton Schmidt who's leg seemed to die on him.
Can the rookie run?!? Man moorman could fly for a punter
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intriguing but no mention of his passing stats
Well that's cus he was like a 53% passer last year
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I used to spend money on daycare but I decided alcohol was a better choice
Puts the kids right to sleep
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So after all these pages of discussion have we come to a consensus yet?
Why can't we just talk about the long snapper? Or how Dareus and Hughes haven't drag raced publicly in like 2 years? Or how fresh the lemonade is at camp?
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They had ways to measure speeds. Babe was easily over 90+They had radar guns in Ruth's day?
They say Walter Johnson reached 99 on an army base and they could measure the velocity of bullets there
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All around he is very polished and a very good tight end.You're over rating Clay big time IMO.
In line , split out, route running(finding holes in zone), blocking. He is definitely a good one to have
All around he is very polished and a very good tight end.
In line , split out, route running(finding holes in zone), blocking. He is definitely a good one to have
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Truly it seems like if we dropped one of today's greatest (say a bo type player) into a sports landscape 100 years prior to their time. They'd skate through every competition on every front.
It's just the most real way I've been able to picture it through a relatable lens.
I'm not always sure about that.
Wilt chamberlain would have dominated any era.
Babe Ruth threw 95 and was the most feared hitter and I bet he'd still be great today
Some transcendent athletes are just that... transcendent
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Glenn has been more than reliable during his time here
I'm being sarcastic
Glenn is a stud
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Me too, I still say we should offer a 1 day contract and let him retire a Bill
He still is holding out hope for 1 last hoorah lol
But when he realizes its over I have no doubt he will be here 1 last time
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Oh yeah, remember it plain as day. I was happy he didn't score so we could run the clock out
That was the best thing that did happen. Brady couldn't march down and score
Man I miss Fred Jackson
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Mayweather
I'm with ya. I think mayweather can end it whenever he wants
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I don't think I saw that on there, also didn't think Florence int return was either. And 50 plays since 1999? Lord that was almost 20 years ago lol, a lot can happen in 20 years. My favorite is the Freddie run which put us in position to beat the Brady ran Patriots in a meaningfull game, the only one I can remember us winning that mattered. The Monday Night football highlights vs the Cowboys was great as well, but we all know how that ended. One of the most disappointing games I ever watched
I can understand that. Still great to see for the ones who are not boycotting lol
Freddie actually caught a quick slant on that play and ran it too the 1 yard line
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Clay is probably the worst contract on the Bills currently.
We would still be drastically worse with him off the roster.
He is by far the best TE we have had here in a long long time. He can do it all
Top 12 in the league easily. Just gotta stay healthy. I'd rather have him on the roster
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Yes because we would be so much better off without Dareus, clay or Glenn...
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Always loved bob woods.
He's a good one.
Besides being 6'4 or running a 4.3 he does EVERYTHING you want your receivers to do. He sells his routes, he has tenacity, great blocker, Yards after catch and yards after contact. Smooth in and out of breaks.
Haven't even got to his soft hands yet.. gonna miss him
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This is the second time McGregor has done this.
Who would you like to see win?
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...is there even an EXACT HOF vote criteria or does it solely depend on which way the inept, voting urinalists' nylons are knotted on Vote Day?........ever wonder why the actual vote BY NAME is a big hush hush?....gotta be hanging chads............
Besides playing favorites I believe the criteria according to the HoF itself is to make sure the enshrinees are the finest the game has ever seen. Meaning the best and PUREST football players
You should be able to take a HoF who played in the 2000s and drop him into the 50s game and he would still dominate or the 70s or 30s
Same goes with guys from the 20s and 30s like Jim Thorpe. He would have been excellent in any era
Drop Otto Graham off in the 70s or today and he'd be close to a 70% passer with Atleast 35 TDs yearly
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Oh, I get that-- but he's still hard to wrap my head around.
I've even heard he won awards at ballroom dancing and was a great billiards player.
I just don't know how to transfer all those data points into a tangible person. I guess in some ways that underscores how one of a kind he was
Yea I heard the ballroom dancing as well.
To put it simply he was just the perfect size of speed, strength and grace for sports
Not overly big and powerful yet not too small and scrawny.
Let him be an all American and HoF football player. A pretty good baseball player in the dead ball era. Batted over .300 his final year and was great outfielder. A really good basketball player
And a transcendent decathlon athlete. I've only heard stories from my grandparents as well but he is easily one of the best athletes of all time
He was his own track team
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I almost typed "bo and Thorpe" but it wasn't as impactful as simply bo!
Plus, I have no real reference on Thorpe other than he's always sounded fascinating as an athlete
Ran a 10 second 100.
4:30 mile
220 in 21.8
440 in 51.8
Long jump 23.6 ft
High jump 6.5
Shot put 47.9 ft
Discus 136 ft
Javelin 163 ft
880 in 1:57
BEAST
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This team is talented enough to win. The offense is talented enough to score points and play well against anyone. It was built to beat you up and take away your will to play.
Grind it out, grind it out, then hit the big play
Of course we aren't built for TT to throw 500 times a year. He isn't that kind of QB. But behind a good offensive line and handing it off to shady McCoy we can win games and score points
Limit turnovers , and win the TOP battle And hit 2-3 big passes a game and this team should have more success than failure. TT just has to be a competent driver of the vehicle
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I always get curious how these will turn (and this one was unique!)
There seem to be a few camps in most:
The guys that do a single thing better than anyone else (Bolt as fastest)
The guys that proved they could do 2 different things at a professional level (MJ, Deion)
The guys that do all the things very very well but in a freakish body (big men that move like world class smaller guys: Lebron)
And then Bo
Whoever said Jim Thorpe was on point.
American gold medalist in decathlon. All American football player. Pro football player. Pro baseball player and even had a small stint as a pro basketball player
Man could do it all
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I'd call him right back up and tell him how badly you're getting your balls busted on TBD.
Seems like he is not a real friend.
I did call him back and gave him a piece of my mind! What kinda fake news **** are you spreading?!
Pissed! I take my bills very seriously!!
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Joe B said JWill looked great tonight
http://www.wkbw.com/sports/bills/joe-b-7-buffalo-bills-training-camp-observations-day-8-8417
Last time I ever post on a friends word!!
He tore it up! I think my friend may have hit the whiskey a bit early tonight
I'm embarrassed
Buffalo Bills top 50 plays during drought years (2000-2016)
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted
Hahah!
Took contes's man card for sure!
The bears NEVER RECOVERED from that week 1 loss