Commsvet11

There is that line again, a poster rather be right than the team succeed. It is so stupid, if there is a valid argument and it comes to pass that a poster prediction is right you would get mad at the poster instead of asking why a poster knew this but not a FO. The the only reason we are happy we are right is because then a change is being made for the better of the team.

That “more information” in this case is merely whether the person plays for the Bills or not.

If I wanted to see a game where the highlight of the game was kicking balls and low scores I would have became a fan of soccer.

Well it sounds like it would be a great separate thread topic.

You know it, and right now they are in our heads as winning the super bowl.

I wasn’t arguing with you, I simply disagree, you look at it from a mathematical view, I see as a psychological phenomenon, that will dictate how players perform.

I simply disagree.

You don’t believe in momentum?

He didn’t have the momentum as he did in the second half.

You don’t think if Mahomes had the ball last the Chiefs win?

They could have had the number one defense and Brady will still have scored, you cannot play physical D with the Patriots, if you get near Brady or his receivers there will be a flag, your best chance to beat the Patriots is not to let him have the ball in the final minute, it came down to a coin toss and KC didn’t win that.

I still think the Chiefs can win this. I believe in Mahomes. No defense or great defense Patriots score on you either way, the Chiefs got this far and Mahomes is their best chance to pull it off.

The Chiefs are 11-3, calling for a DC head because a division rival, who now are also 11-3 beat them because the Lynn has some big stones to go for 2? The chargers would have rather lost than attempt to go into OT with the possibility of Mahomes getting the ball first. Yeah, there is no sympathy from me.

I can dig that, it’s just so odd to have a player literally quit at half time, cogs stepping away and Boldon retiring after he signed. If there is something up, the agents will know, and that could impact FA. It it could be nothing, but it is a curiosity to ponder.

Or it means something is wrong with the bills staff that is making players quit.

I totally agree.

That is how they want to build the team, I don’t agree with it, but different schools of thought I guess.

Well yes he would have and no teams would have traded out, but your situation is fantasy, the plain fact is at the time of the draft KC wanted a player, found a trade partner and spent quite a bit of draft capital. You think they did that on whim?

There would be no way to tell the exact numbers but due to the draft capital the chiefs spent they had to have an idea and they didn’t even need a QB that year.

You have to be pretty sure about a prospect to swap a 1st and spend a 1st and 3rd on a player.

Not sure I like the message of not going out of your way to win, If your not actively trying to win then you are indeed planning to lose. I don’t care about high draft picks, if you have the right front office then you never need worry about what position your picking because they can find talent no matter what position.

This has nothing to do with the question on whether clappers should keep his job next year, but that’s okay it leads to another question. With what you posted above, do you really believe the Bills are losing on purpose for draft position?

You don’t think it’s a reasonable question to discuss?

Perhaps you can tell me what Rex Ryan learned from his HC job with the Jets to apply to his stint when he was the Bills head coach. Some people learn, some people don’t. Some have an arrogance that inhibits them from learning we can see this right here, with you as a fine example.

Of all the flavors there are in the world you choose to be salty. You mentioned people would want BB fired for his mistakes, I counter with his wins, playoff appearances, super bowl appearances and rings give him a pass, you then try to smart off by saying he had losing seasons when he started Hea coaching, which I countered with he was after all fired. Now you brought up a point BB had losing seasons, not I, and now then tell me he learned through his time in Cleveland? Well if he learned during his time in Cleveland, he wouldn’t have had losing seasons and wouldn’t have been fired. No, it was after Cleveland when he took a step back, he learned, that’s why he had that one bad season in NE and the rest is history.