Stank_Nasty

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i will be drinking all my pre-game calories, thank you very much.

Tossed $1 parlay on the Lions, Jags, Giants, Cowboys to pull upsets. potential $50 payout.... i pick a 3 or 4 team upset parlay like that each week and generally hit on 2 or 3 of them a year and if i dont oh well. its a buck, LOL.

Talking about how Miller can ruin a practice coming off the edge the whole time.... LETS F****** GOOOOOOO!!!!

I have a large amount on the fins that says they’ll cover the -2.5 I got them at about 3 weeks ago. Pats are gonna be a bottom feeder this year. … so I guess I’m a fins fan week 1 🤷🏻‍♂️

Dont get it twisted... the Fins are still right on our heels and are poised to takeover the east for the next decade, at least! - Probably @Gene1973

Right. that wasnt my original point anyways. but whatever.

One of my very best friends started 40 games(2 bowl games) at kent st while blocking for Josh cribbs and then Julian edelman.... we've had plenty of lifts in together where he harkens back to those days and talks about how edelman and other skills guys rarely lifted a finger inside a gym during their years playing football together. I think you are overestimating the required lifting at some of these D1 schools...and thats just a quick firsthand account. Allen said in an interview last year on McAfee that he hit low 90's from the mound weighing in at 180 in highschool. Most, if not all, of that arm is gifted.

Heres Florio and Simms breaking down an summarizing that interview on their show....

you're being serious with this?

Well I’m 37. So close enough. I agree 100%. There are times I get caught up in the “win now” or “Super Bowl or bust” mindset and have to check myself. Remind myself to just enjoy as much of it as possible.

He’s bigger now than he ever was in college. And that’s happened, by his own admission, without hitting traditional upper body work. I would be willing to bet he didn’t hit many traditional upper body moves in college either. His upper body really isn’t all that developed and wasn’t when he came in. Generally you don’t do anything that could screw with a with an arm like that other than general maintenance/mobility and some posterior shoulder/upper back work to help with arm deceleration/injury prevention. I’m confident the bills knew that when they put him into their own program coming into the league. …. But I come on here to specifically not talk about work. So that’ll be that for me. Right?!? One of the best and most in depth football interviews I’ve ever watched. Very cool look into Allen and his game.

Well 2 days ago on nfl network mike giardi said staff was raving about him the whole time he had been there. Add that to the fact that we didn’t see a whole lot of him in games and I would guess they’ve got some planned hidden gems with his name on it coming up.

I’m a fitness pro by trade. Working with numerous high school and college athletes. It’s not hard to believe he doesn’t train much upper body. His proportions would hint towards that. He’s a large dude but not overly impressive from an aesthetic standpoint up top. There’s plenty of athletes that are just so friggin naturally strong or have such elite control of their bodies and leverages that it’s hard to believe they can achieve what they do with minimal lifting. Other than routine “arm care”/mobility work, my pitchers and the handful of qb’s I’ve worked with dont get much in the way of traditional upper body strength training. With somebody that gifted you really don’t wanna screw with much up top other than keeping things healthy and mobile. But, just like he said, they get plenty of lower body/hip work along with trunk rotation work.

ooofff... you must have posted this as i was writing out the same thread. darnit.

I'm assuming this is what they'll be taking tid bits from for the pregame show next week. Really cool look into multiple topics. -In depth talk about Josh's mechanics. -His approach to wr option routes in which simms says he's never heard of before. -How many times a game he truly unleashes his arm and when he figured out he needed to pick and choose when to do it. -Really cool talk about his approach to scramble/broken plays. -When Mcdermott ultimately tossed him the keys to the car. Its fairly long at 33 minutes but once it got rolling it was real easy to sit through. I highly recommend.

Mccourty started the segment saying the same thing. He was just a bit more PC with it.

right. at this point the "because bellicheck" explanation for how they will just automatically be a solid team is a very tired and frankly just a very lazy analysis of that team.

I would argue he was way less consistent last year, as a whole, compared to 2020. I get your argument for consistency is hmm having 2 good years in a row. I guess what I’m saying is last year in and of itself had more ebbs. But, with that being said, he also went completely nuclear in the playoffs last year and had arguably the best 2 game stretch ever. So does anyone know when the voting actually happens?

First reaction for anyone with common sense and level head is to just let it play out and not jump to a conclusion one way or another at first news…. I know know, it’s such a novel way of handling things in todays environment

I personally think the floor is probably lower than that. I would be less surprised with them winning only 4 or 5 games than I would be if they somehow snuck into the playoffs again.

did the local message board etiquette critic just post 2 of the same video? ..... but anyhow. thanks for the vids.

no i'm seeming to think you have issues comprehending whats actually being said in the article and its really odd. its weird to me that your personal grudge against a writer is warping what you think is being said in this article. but you do you, my guy. the guys raises good points about how the bills will earn a better record this year and how they were a better team than record would indicate last year and somehow you're using what he said or didnt say 5 years ago to warp it into something its not.... super odd.

do you go through other portions of your life just trying to look for slights that arent there? hopefully its just with the bills. he goes on to say its a flukey play and no reflection of Allens play... why bother questioning the playcall? allen was 13 of 14 in that situation up to that point. this is actually a complementary piece. your thought process on this is really odd.