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FJB and the entire left wing (90%) of the Democratic Party
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On 6/24/2024 at 7:32 AM, 4th&long said:
Good morning all you rapist supporters
In the meantime grandpa Joe is sniffing a 6 year old girl’s hair ,
21 hours ago, Gregg said:
Even the bartender is a millionaire already ?
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1 hour ago, SCBills said:
Journalists don’t fund campaigns.
Dana Bash would disagree
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51 minutes ago, MJS said:
Ok, what have Dan Campbell, Matt Lafleur, DeMeco Ryans, and Kevin Stefanski accomplished to be ranked ahead of McDermott?
NOTHING
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I have a nickname for him but I’ll wait till he catches the winning TD in the AFC championship game
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On 6/24/2024 at 11:06 AM, Behindenemylines said:
When they have a disappointing season😁
and hopefully it’s so disappointing they have a rush of talent continue to leave and are banished to mediocrity for a few decades-are are stuck paying Dak $60m for another 5 years.
Amen to that !!!
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On 5/17/2024 at 10:16 AM, MikePJ76 said:
I don't know who is in the tougher spot Dallas or Miami. They have offenses that are ready to go with the qb's but the qb's because of the market are going to be paid way more than they are worth yet the team will not win in the short term without them.
These guys are going to get like 60 a year.
1- I look at the dolphins as the cowboys of the AFC
2- I hope Dak and Tua both get to reset the QB market as a Bills fan it’s a win win for me
3- GO BILLS
11 minutes ago, RoyBatty is alive said:Dolphins are in an almost no win situation.
They are going to have to pay the injury/concussion-prone Tua the going rate of Trevor Lawrence/Jared Goff. Now if he wants even more (which I hope to hell he does) then they are really in a tough situation.
Dolphins have the 5th year option and they can franchise him next year and the year after ,if I’m not mistaken just like Washington did with cousins
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What’s his 40 time ??
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1 hour ago, LeGOATski said:
Would be nice to have some consistency on the line at all positions.
Dawkins, McGovern, Torrence, Brown
Just waiting to see who fills that last spot.
Would be nice if the rookie would step in and fill the Center position , hopefully that happens next year
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20 hours ago, KingBoots8 said:
I did pretty dang good at predicting catches/yards for Kincaid last year, so I’ll probably be wayyyy off this year. Not only that, but I get to predict who we keep on the team as well, which is hard enough without training camp. All that being said, here’s my future bad take:
Coleman: 77 Catches, 688 yards, 6 TDs
Samuel: 82 Catches, 761 yards, 6 TDs
Kincaid: 69 catches (nice), 702 yards, 4 TDs
Shakir: 52 catches, 562 yards, 4 TDs
Knox: 37 catches, 414 yards, 4 TDs
Claypool: 33 catches, 303 yards, 3 TDs
MVS: 24 catches, 219 yards, 2 TDs
Cook: 36 catches, 347 yards, 3 TDs
Davis: 14 catches, 211 yards, 1 TD
Hollins: 8 catches, 147 yards, 1 TD
Totals yardage: 4,354
Total Passing TDs: 34
Again, this is the “way-too-early thoughts of a guy kinda working while missing football” predictions. Hopefully they are even better but time will tell.
I think Shakir will be Josh’s favorite go to WR he’s one of the league’s top with YAC and got solid hands and most importantly Josh trusts him , Coleman will be a nightmare to defend in the red zone and could easily have 10 plus TD’s
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On 6/23/2024 at 7:47 AM, JESSEFEFFER said:
Among the players that don't make the cut to 53, the Bills should have some decent practice squad options and it matters because they pull WRs off the practice squad every year. It's as if Beane made a mental note that signing Beasley and Brown back to the roster were desperation moves of a kind that reflected poorly on his roster planning. Many of his moves this off-season seem geared toward preparing good players to stash there too.
Agree 100% !!
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15 minutes ago, RiotAct said:
Miami. Yes their D isn’t as good as the Jets’ (especially adter losing a few key pieces this offseason), but their coaching is miles better.
Without Tyreek Miami is a .500 at best they better prey he stays healthy this year , also that defense is probably the worst in the division
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5 hours ago, NoHuddleKelly12 said:
The Fins came closest last year, but for the Bills’ late season run, it was Miami’s to lose. Returning many of the same cast of characters over there, my guess is it will be similarly neck and neck until late in the year when we pull it off again 👏.
I think Miami’s defense will be even worse this year , Jets and the dolphins will be fighting for a wildcard this season
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7 minutes ago, mushypeaches said:
I don't read into the RB competitions too much. The strategy seems to be to draft a new one in the middle rounds every year or two so that we have someone decent to take the bulk of the carries when the older guy is ready for a second contract.
Each one brings a little something different to the table, which is healthy.
But as long as we never pay these guys Saquon Barkley money (unless they're a hell of a receiver), then I'm good with this approach
Im hoping that Cook becomes so good that will have to pay him
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4 hours ago, T master said:
They just need to put a cap on the QB position if they don’t eventually it will be so much they won’t be able to field the rest of the team or the team will have to be much less I’m other areas .
it’s 1 thing to get paid good, well hell that’s a hole lot more than just good money but if they just continue to let it go like every thin g humans touch it will get out of hand and IMHO kind of already is.
But of course one of you will disagree and say how it can never be to much to play a game !!
I agree it’s getting ridiculous soon the QB and WR# 1 will be taking 75% of the salary cap
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17 hours ago, Blackbeard said:
Texans will be very good this year.
stroud is still being figured out, and their wr core is phenomenal. Including Diggs.Very tough game to win. Well have our hands full.
Remind again who the Texans beat last year ?
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On 4/30/2024 at 9:40 PM, MasterStrategist said:
It isn't just about having 2 dynamic boundary players. It's about being able to attack all areas/zones of the field effectively.
Chiefs and Bengals were both bottom 10 teams in Avg Depth per Target (adot) and Yards before catch (ybc). But they also gained ALOT of YAC and effectively hit on "intermediate" areas of the field. Yes, Burrow missed some time so we can take some of that into consideration, but it's still their persona to work all areas.
Point is, if Brady can design better schemes and a better intermediate passing game then we'll be very successful. We have 4 guys that should hit those intermediate areas very well.
Our achilles heal LY ( 2 things were):
1. Cover 2 defenses/with a strong front 4. Aka the Jets and others
2. Press man teams, aka the Chiefs and others
We need to be able to attack deep too, but in order to beat these coverages above (without Josh having to scramble consistently, esp vs man) is to find guys who can either create separation, via speed/route running or physicality. We added 2 weapons, in Samuel and Coleman, who excel at both and bring YAC. Shakir and Kincaid are going to be better this year, especially Kincaid. And hopefully a healthy Knox.
No problem being a ball control offense, if it's not solely dependent on Josh's legs. IMO, Diggs lost a step/perhaps poor effort LY, and Davis has never been an intermediate threat consistently.
I think this years offense will be more difficult to defend, due to complementary skill sets and Brady taking over with a full offseason to install his scheme. Dorsey was a smart guy, but seemed to have some ADHD in his playcalling, which never had any rhythm or identity. We saw Brady "inherit" Dorseys scheme and show a much better knack for setting an identity and get the offense in rhythm. Can't imagine that he won't improve with his own design and playbook.
Just think of the Dallas game last year where Brady sticks to the running game and we dismantle them , with Dorsey calling the plays Josh would have been sacked 5 times and 3 INT’s while looking for Diggs
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2 hours ago, VaMilBill said:
If he’s losing you games because he can’t kick, then you eat the cost
Bah - Bye 👋🏻
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13 hours ago, Nephilim17 said:
Good watch and here are more notes. These guys are not Bills homers (say Josh is top 5, something many here will hate) but they can still win it all and are still around the same overall talent level (thought the chances to go all the way have dropped a bit this year).
- McD "coached his a$$ off" in light of the injuries and to get out of the hole in the first half (allude to McD or coaching being partly responsible for that hole.- Samuel and Claypool ain't the X, so it has to be Coleman almost by default (thought they thought Coleman was best suited as a big slot and the team has a "million' slot guys)
- impressed with Cook and thought he was way more versatile than in college; he developed in the back half of the year (running between the tackles, etc)
- championship window: the Bills still have good players and are a playoff team and are still in their "championship window" — their chances are not as high but they're still in it
- the Bills still have the best QB in division and top-5 in league (sharpen your pitchforks!)
- all the roster losses (biggest, obviously, are safeties and Diggs but also Morse) are a lot but it will be all right
- letting Steph and Gabe go is a declaration of their new identify that is predicated on more running and efficiency and good D
- The Bills are a year behind the cycle KC is in (e.g. letting Hill go, etc.)
- a half dozen games at most you let your "alien" QB do it all — but not 12 times a game
- MVS is just a depth signing in the regular season but he's there for January:S best hands and clutch plays in playoffs
- draft top to bottom was strong
- Coleman is not a traditional X but he might end up being that
- Love the Bishop pick, might be fave pick in draft: great at pass D and blitzing off the edge; perfect fit for a hard Bills safety role
- Dewayne Carter the year before was a "top 20 lock" but then had a down year; was a wrecker the year before
- Soloman is a "fireball off the edge"
- love the value of LB Ulofoshio; just fell because of injury
- they had to hit this draft and really did
- even with all the losses their additions "even out' the overall team talent; they didn't go backwards
- still the fave to win AFCE
- still have a chance (thought lesser) to go all the way
- will find out quick what the team is with all this youth
- ceiling: 12 wins with a tough schedule, potentially first seed (other guy said ceiling is 13 wins)
- more realistic is 10-11 with a "ridiculous" schedule
- if everything goes wrong but Josh plays the year, floor is 9 wins
- odds not as good as KC and Baltimore but "it's JA, a good defense and a D coordinator who gets it"
- team will be underrated
- the trade to KC that let them get Worthy "doesn't matter" and Brett thinks the Bills got the better WR
I wonder what mrags got to say about this he obviously watched more tape
13 hours ago, Nephilim17 said:Good watch and here are more notes. These guys are not Bills homers (say Josh is top 5, something many here will hate) but they can still win it all and are still around the same overall talent level (thought the chances to go all the way have dropped a bit this year).
- McD "coached his a$$ off" in light of the injuries and to get out of the hole in the first half (allude to McD or coaching being partly responsible for that hole.- Samuel and Claypool ain't the X, so it has to be Coleman almost by default (thought they thought Coleman was best suited as a big slot and the team has a "million' slot guys)
- impressed with Cook and thought he was way more versatile than in college; he developed in the back half of the year (running between the tackles, etc)
- championship window: the Bills still have good players and are a playoff team and are still in their "championship window" — their chances are not as high but they're still in it
- the Bills still have the best QB in division and top-5 in league (sharpen your pitchforks!)
- all the roster losses (biggest, obviously, are safeties and Diggs but also Morse) are a lot but it will be all right
- letting Steph and Gabe go is a declaration of their new identify that is predicated on more running and efficiency and good D
- The Bills are a year behind the cycle KC is in (e.g. letting Hill go, etc.)
- a half dozen games at most you let your "alien" QB do it all — but not 12 times a game
- MVS is just a depth signing in the regular season but he's there for January:S best hands and clutch plays in playoffs
- draft top to bottom was strong
- Coleman is not a traditional X but he might end up being that
- Love the Bishop pick, might be fave pick in draft: great at pass D and blitzing off the edge; perfect fit for a hard Bills safety role
- Dewayne Carter the year before was a "top 20 lock" but then had a down year; was a wrecker the year before
- Soloman is a "fireball off the edge"
- love the value of LB Ulofoshio; just fell because of injury
- they had to hit this draft and really did
- even with all the losses their additions "even out' the overall team talent; they didn't go backwards
- still the fave to win AFCE
- still have a chance (thought lesser) to go all the way
- will find out quick what the team is with all this youth
- ceiling: 12 wins with a tough schedule, potentially first seed (other guy said ceiling is 13 wins)
- more realistic is 10-11 with a "ridiculous" schedule
- if everything goes wrong but Josh plays the year, floor is 9 wins
- odds not as good as KC and Baltimore but "it's JA, a good defense and a D coordinator who gets it"
- team will be underrated
- the trade to KC that let them get Worthy "doesn't matter" and Brett thinks the Bills got the better WR
I wonder what mrags got to say about this he obviously watched more tape
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11 minutes ago, hondo in seattle said:
When I listen to Rodgers's interviews, I wonder about his mindset. I get the feeling that football is good for both his ego and his bank account. But his bank balance is fine so he doesn't need football. It seems more like a hobby to him at this point. It's important - but there are other things just as important.
And so I wonder how good he'll be this season. He's very talented, obviously. But it's hard to succeed in the NFL and harder yet when you're in your 40s. So lacking a passionate, single-minded commitment, I don't know if we'll see the best version of Aaron Rodgers this season, or ever again.
Say what you want about Brady and Rogers is more physically gifted , but you can’t compare his commitment and passion for winning to this 40 year old turd now in New Jersey .
f***’em both by the wayGO BILLS
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14 hours ago, KollegeStudnet said:
He wins the SB, I’d say right away. 🦬
He probably should have gotten two SB’s by now if not for the defense falling apart when it mattered
24 minutes ago, BuffaloBill said:I think we, the fans, will worry about this more than Josh and Beane. They will get a deal done when it is time.
We just want to make sure he can 100% concentrate on football and winning SB’s instead of worrying about paying his bills !!
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I’m hungry for a Philly cheesesteak right now
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2 hours ago, Gregg said:
Good point. But can he stay healthy will be the real issue.
B Hall or Rogers or both ?
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1 hour ago, BearNorth said:
I'm hoping we keep a couple of "really fast" guys on both sides of the ball. Miami is putting together probably; position for position; the fastest roster the NFL has ever seen. Just hope we can keep up, and still worried about our guys tongues hanging out in the second half.
And yet with all that speed we beat them by 28 points at home and should have beaten them by 21 in Miami if not for 4 turnovers by Josh ,
As long as don’t play them at 1:00 pm in South Beach I ain’t worried
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At least he didn’t do that in the Oval Office