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6 hours ago, John from Riverside said:
I need an emotional support animal that will fit inside my apartment. Any ideas?
You can have my goldfish. His name is Calvin. He once had a friend named Hobbes. He's also been dead since 1998.
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One of the OGs of the McDermott Era, been here since 2017. It's a bummer but it's the right move. Maybe he comes back this summer, who knows.
It's weird to think the secondary could be without Poyer as well as Hyde and White this season. That'd leave Dawkins and Milano as the only two players on the team since 2017.
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4 hours ago, Nephilim17 said:
First, I like any man whose name rhymes with "shindig." Second, I have no idea what "chartreuse" is.
I had to look it up haha. It's a yellowish-green color or a greenish-yellow, depending on how you wanna word it, I guess. I always called that color lime or neon green.
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That's a negative, Ghost Rider.
That dude changes the whole defense. Offenses have to account for him. He's smart, fast, and always around the ball. He's a cornerstone player. Really wish he could've been back for the playoffs. He and Bernard make a really good pair. They might be a smidge undersized but they play big so that's all that matters.
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blacklabel's Big Dumb University selects... Jimothy Pork, Tablet Wrangler, Papa John's Elementary Community College.
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Don't we have enough concerns? I mean, Tyler Bass is still sitting in the corner. That's on me, tho. He can continue to think about what he did.
Groot might not rack up crazy numbers but he's typically pretty solid when he gets out there. Should hopefully continue to evolve. They'll be counting on him a lot this season.
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On 2/13/2024 at 6:15 PM, JimBob2232 said:
You cant hit them all....but I think our hit rate is pretty damn good.
Right? No GM has a 100% success rate. Beane has been really good with the draft. I know you mentioned Elam as possible bust and I'd wager it's too early to definitively make that call. He's had some moments and he dealt with injuries this past season. Maybe there's still something there.
Up until last year when they took Kincaid, I was really beginning to think they just didn't value offensive prospects as much as defense. I still think they probably end up going somewhere on D in round one but seems like the WR group is a plus this year so I'd like to see Beane dip into it before round four.
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Josh didn't blow it in 13 seconds.
Josh didn't miss a 44 yard FG.
He's given his team chances to win/tie these last two playoff meetings against the Chiefs. It's not his fault his defense and kicker took a big dump right on the 50.
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"SOB" by Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats.
Bass missed the kick?
Summinabish! Get me a drank.
21 hours ago, TBBills Fan said:Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am stuck in the middle with you
You gonna bark all day, little doggy? Or are you gonna bite?
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4 hours ago, teef said:
there's always one.
Given your screen name I'mma assume you some kinda dental expert. So...what are you doing on this forum instead of dentisting?! There are teeth out there you need to service, pal!
Yeah no, it's ridonkulous some people genuinely believe these dudes need to be football 24/7. It's the off-season, let 'em play golf and have a break for cripes sake.
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Bah.
This season, the Chiefs were masters at taking advantage of mistakes made by their opponent. They weren't some invincible juggernaut. They are a beatable team. But you cannot make mistakes against them. Turn it over and give them extra chances and they're going to turn it into points.
That's the one thing I noticed during their playoff run this season. Every team made costly mistakes against them and while they made some of their own, they were able to overcome.
Can't turn it over, can't have drive killing penalties, can't miss on scoring opportunities.
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1 hour ago, GunnerBill said:
His favourite throw is the Jake Kumerow touchdown in Denver.
Really good interview.
My favorite play of his. It was an absolute laser beam that nearly went through Jake's hands. I mean, the ball carries the guys hands from one side of his body to the other. All the mustard on that one. Right behind that one is the moon ball he launched against Jacksonville his rookie year. Speaking of moon balls, I'm still upset Stef dropped that monster against KC. Josh launched it from his own 12, it reached Stef at the Chiefs 25. Ridonkulous.
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I feel like he can be pretty good. I also feel a lot of "dammit dammit summinabish" when he drops touchdown passes that are delivered with a frickin' bow on them. He caught some that were in his area code, ones that went directly to his house he dropped. It made the anger sharks swim in my head.
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2 hours ago, Einstein said:
I know a lot of Bills fans hate Brady, but I would love for him to take Allen under his wing.
I'm sure they shoot the breeze about ball (among other things) when they're out on da links dere.
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First game was vs. Raiders in 98, Bills won, 1-0.
Went to the 2003 opener, the Patriots blowout, 2-0.
Did the 2004 opener, loss to Jags, 2-1.
2013 opener, lost to Pats, 2-2.
2014 win over the Packers, 3-2.
2015 opener, Bills over Colts. So I guess I'm 4-2 overall.
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Last I checked I think his value topped out at 14 assorted bottle caps from 1986.
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It's interesting to see that when he was coming up in the draft that his NFL player comp was Tavon Austin, whom da Bills had in camp this season.
And then his scouting report mentions he can be a jet sweep/gadget type player, which reminds me of McKenzie. They definitely have a desire to add a WR with those abilities.
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2 hours ago, Beck Water said:
OK I found it. The story ran in 2016, it happened in 2013. The reporter was Tim Graham.
I remember this. Definitely strange. Marrone strikes me as someone who seems incredibly insecure and very concerned with others perception of him. In addition to these shenanigans with Graham, there was that awkward interview he did which was the first time he spoke after ditching the Bills. The reporter thought it went pretty well and then later that evening he gets a call from Marrone who's all like, "Don't run the interview" for whatever reason. I think the writer had already submitted it by that time. And then I think Marrone was like "whatever" but then called again sometime later and was saying like he spoke to his wife and decided he wanted the interview to be published. Something strange like that. Dude is a bit of a whackadoodle.
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If Douglas can go then I think they'll manage with a combination of Elam and Jackson.
If Bernard can't go, that could be a tough one with Kelce out there. Dorian Williams has the athletic ability to cover him but he's never covered anyone at Kelce's level so, who knows how that could go.
Bernard looked devastated getting carted off, thought it'd be way worse given that situation. Even if he can go he's not gonna be anywhere near 100%.
Weird feelings for this game. Part of me is like, man the defensive injuries are too much, they're not gonna make it. Then the other part is like, nope not this time Patty.
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Part of me feels like the defensive injuries are gonna be their doom.
But then the other part of me is straight up like, "Nope, not this time Patty Pancakes."
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Everyone relax and pay attention to my genius toddler who is determined to balance an old computer mouse on his head.
I mean, in the grand scheme of things it isn't that interesting....just more interesting than this post.
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27 minutes ago, YattaOkasan said:
Be careful, steelers fans think the refs screwed them. They are pointing to "fake" Josh slide, late hit, and DPI on 4th down as their examples. I think they didnt get a TO off Josh like they all thought would happen, so they should just accept they lost.
How does anyone think he was faking a slide? He slowed up and threw a juke and kept trucking. Never for a second did my mind piece together "fake slide!" so I dunno what the poop people are seeing.
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Josh's TD run was pretty gnarly. I feel like he's been waiting for one of those runs to break big and it finally did. There's just something about watching that dude when he's determined. It's like he makes up his mind like "it's mine and you can't stop me" and yeah sometimes it doesn't work but when it does, it's awesome.
Shakir's TD was also a big time play. For all the talk about Bills receivers being on the low end of YAC, this group has had some really awesome run after catch moments this season. Shakir broke that 80 yarder against the Jets and Diggs had that 50 yarder against Miami where he broke a buncha tackles and took it to the house.
The main takeaway, unfortunately, is the injuries. If Elam can go for Benford and they get Rasul back then that's workable. But Bernard being out is tough. Dude has truly been one of the MVPs on defense this season. Can't say Klein didn't do well but it's da Chiefs soooo...hope everyone can get healthy.
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I'm like a mile and a half from the stadium and we're buried in like four feet of snow out here. Haven't seen a plow whatsoever. Plenty of people snowblowing their driveways so they can reach the buried street, I guess?
Lotta people with tickets aren't gonna make it out there today.
How are we feeling about Elam?
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I feel like he is a guy who plays da game of professional foosball for a living.
I dunno. It seems like they see something in him. Year one it took a while for him to adapt to the scheme and stuff. Then year two he was banged up so...tough to gauge, I guess.
He's had his moments for sure. But he's also had some not so great moments. I'd imagine if he doesn't turn the corner this season then they'll probably wanna move on. Hopefully he takes the leap and becomes whatever they think he can be.