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Just now, Klaista2k said:
Yes easily.
There was no conclusive to overturn it. Simple keep the call the same. Not that hard buddy.
Mhm. Ok then, pal. See ya on TV next year. You can show em all.
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2 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:
Tony Romo made some very astute analysis during the game in a polite way when talking about TT. Gave credit where due but also made criticisms that pointed out his weaknesses.
Honestly used to hate Romo when he was with the Cowboys. His commentary however has won me over. He's smart. Wonder if he would be open be being a QB coach?
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Yup. Was a rough call. Lots of rough calls in every NFL game every week. Refs are human. Think you can do better?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.wikihow.com/Become-an-NFL-Referee
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1 hour ago, Joaquin1119 said:
Hate to say, but we don’t deserve to be in the playoff. I know it been since 1999, but I want our team to make it when we are good not “omg let’s hope if that team lose, so we can make it”. TT is driving me nuts. And our D ain’t really that great or good. They above average
My word, your logic is way worse then Taylor's QB play. And I don't like his QB play.
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Just now, Doc Brown said:
I am. Stupid decision early in the game.
Yes. Very stupid to go for 6 instead of 3 early. Against Brady. On his field. When they need this game for home field advantage.
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There is hope. My son, 4 and daughter ,11 are HUGE into the NFL. Both love the Bills, but my daughter is more of a Cheese head.
But they know Sunday is about more than football in our house. It's about family. Bonding. And of course...food.
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I went Jacksonville/New Orleans
Both have a nasty defense, both have a strong running game. Jacksonville dismantled Pittsburgh once this year and I don't thing New England is that far ahead of either of those 2 teams.
I would have picked the Eagles but...Wentz. I would have picked the Vikings but the Keenum storytale must have an ending.
Saints 27 Jaguars 16
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1 hour ago, BigDingus said:
I've been going back & forth on whether this is worth a thread, but every game I get more & more ticked off that this hasn't been addressed by the coaching staff.
Can someone at OBD tell Brandon Tate to NOT take the ball out of the endzone? It seems like several times each game he hurts our field position quite a bit, setting back an already weak offense even further. I'd rather see him kneel 100% of the time & start at the 25 yard line than take it out every time HOPING he breaks away for a big return, only to get stuffed at the 15. Just last week he averaged 12 yards a return
For the year, he's averaging around 19.8 yards a return, and considering how often he returns it from the endzone (or right outside endzone, instead of letting the ball bounce in), that puts us further back than had he just knelt down. He hasn't had a TD on a kickoff return since 2010, in 8 seasons he's only had less total yards twice, he's averaging his lowest career return average ever (previous low was 22.1), and his longest of the year was 29 yards. In fact, he's only had 5 total returns of 25 yards or more all year.
Every game I forget about it until it happens...then it happens again....and again. I keep wondering why the heck someone doesn't tell him this is hurting the team! Does anyone else share similar concerns & frustrations?Not really a fan of his. He takes a lot of chances fielding punts that he shouldn't, doesn't seem like a real threat to take it to the house. I see why he was deactivated a few games early in the season.
I would hope the position is upgraded in the off season. I will add, however, I like what he has done with his limited opportunity as a WR. Made the one awesome play that lit the team up and a couple other solid grabs.
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13 minutes ago, 3rdand12 said:
nope
were screwed
Yup. As soon as the NFL announced there would, in fact, be officials for the game it was over. Doesn't matter who. The officiating crew could have been compromised of former Buffalo Bills from the Super Bowl era...we were screwed.
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8 minutes ago, Lfod said:
Serious hypothetical question. If he stayed in Buffalo would he have broken the drought by this year? I myself think he would have. I also think that's the real question to ask.
Honestly it's would all depend on 2 things for my money. 1. What was he doing at QB after Orton left? 2. Does the McCoy trade still happen?
Oh and 3. Is Schwartz still here?
If he got his hands on a good QB, still made the McCoy trade and Schwartz is still running a solid defense, then yes they likely would have been in.
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That's one nasty defense they have led by 2 good young Pro Bowl corners. They have a really tough young runner in Fournette. Good receivers. They have every chance to go on the road if need be and win games in the playoffs.
They only detracting thing from them is Bortles and inexperience in big games.
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5 minutes ago, HOF4LOU said:
anyone read that article about Trent Richardson finding his mojo in CFL ? Maybe he will be on our radar for next year.
Don't care about mojo...did he find his vision is my question.
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58 minutes ago, TigerJ said:
There's never been an Sean McDermott coached Bills team before this year.
That's true, let's just hope the Jets game isn't an indication of how his team performs in a rematch.
1 hour ago, 26CornerBlitz said:Means absolutely nothing on Sunday.
This is correct. That's why they play the games out. Sooner or later we will defeat Brady in a meaningful game. This may just be that Sunday.
Also, would be interesting to see not how the Bills do in 2nd matchups against NE, but how NE does in the 2nd matchup. Not only against the Dolphins and Jets, but they see the Steelers, Ravens, Colts and many other AFC teams once during the regular season and the elite teams once during post season. Pretty certain they dominate those 2nd matchups as well.
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2 hours ago, Real McCoy said:
This was fantastic!
It made me go back and watch this one. I've seen this so many times and LMAO off everytime still.
The worst part of this is I'm pretty sure it's 100% accurate.
I'm not going to say that this guy may be Dunkirk Don...but no one has ever seen DD and this guy in the same place at the same time..
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28 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:
you can't fix stupid.
You don't have to. After a certain time it ends up fixing itself.
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35 minutes ago, Magox said:
With the cheap shot against Tre'davious white, how should the Bills respond?
Should one of the players return the cheap shot back to him? Just play physical against him? Try to hurt him? Or simply just exact revenge by winning?
I'm hoping one of the players absolutely levels him right back. I don't care if they get ejected, pick some back up and try to put the hurt on him. What Gronk did was malicious and he deserves to get it right back.
Beat him up physically (within rules) and win the game. Nothing else really matters other than winning the game.
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1 hour ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
Interestingly enough with all the "good young talent" we traded away...not 1 former Buffalo Bill on either roster. How odd.
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"Wait, that's not kale in that needle!?!?"
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11 minutes ago, Logic said:
So I fell down a Youtube rabbit hole today that wound up with me watching highlights from a 1995 Bills-Dolphins game (which the Bills won).
At the end of the game, Berman shows a graphic detailing Bills vs Dolphins matchups from 1987-1995. In 20 contests (regular seasons and playoffs), the Bills held a 16-4 edge over the Phins, with an average of 155 rushing yards per game, and with 7 games of 200 or more rushing yards.
I found this to be a pretty astonishing statistic. I was young in those days, but have always accepted it as general fact that the Bills dominated the Phins in those years. I don't think I realized quite HOW lopsided the matchup was, though. Marino vs Kelly is often fondly referred to as a great rivalry, but 16-4? Not much of a rivalry at all, really.
For those who remember actually watching most of those games, why is it that the Bills seemed to have Miami's number? Was it poor Miami rush defense? (that's certainly what the rushing yards per game stats would point to!), was Miami's defense generally BAD a lot of the time? I'm looking at a Shula-coached, Marino-quarterbacked team, and I can't seem to figure out how Levy's Bills so thoroughly owned them in the win-loss department.
Thoughts?Honestly Marino WAS the Dolphins. That's all they really had in those years. He was an amazing talent at the QB position, that unfortunately was surrounded with absolutely zero in the running game most years.
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Shady and Hyde made it as well.
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6 hours ago, corta765 said:
Today the Pro Bowl rosters are suppose to be released and I wanted to take a quick look at who the Bills may send. Micah Hyde won the fan vote as starting safety in the AFC which he rightfully earned and is in. This is who I see in and who else may have a chance:
Is In:
Micah Hyde: Sublime play and year from him. Plus his leadership his been crucial to keeping the Bills defense afloat.
Should be in:
LeSean McCoy: Buffalo's one true superstar player and man has he turned it on the back half of the season again. He will make it either in the initial team or as an alternate but I would expect him to be in the first group.
TreDavious White: He has built an incredible reputation already in the AFC and should win DROY as look as the Bills make the playoffs. His rating this last week by PFF was so good that Jay Cutler was better off in-completing passes to the ground then throwing at him. Typically CB is a tough Pro Bowl spot to crack but he has forced his way to make this an exception.
Toss Up:
Richie Incognito: He is highly respected league wide for his play and leadership (ironic right). It is not surprise that as his play has improved so has the running games. Additionally for offensive lineman once they start making appearances voters usually stay with guys even if they have a down year just because of their name. Richie has made the Pro Bowl the last two years and I wouldn't be surprised if he is in even though it was a slow start for him.
Jordan Poyer: He is the only player in the NFL with 3 INTs, 2 Sacks this season and he has been magnificent in coverage. The issue for Poyer is Hyde has been a little better and already has a higher reputation in league given his Pro Bowl election. The NFL rarely sees two safeties from the same team make it in and despite Poyer's high play I think he may need a guy to bow out to make it in. That said you never know.
Steven Hauschka: He has had a great year for the Bills at one point going 13 straight FG's completed from 50 or longer. He is one of the few weapons other teams have to acknowledge the Bills have. Hard to say if he makes it only becuse special teams voting is always weird and reputation matters big time where I could see Justin Tucker making it in over Steve just because of that. (credit to YoloinOhio for reminding me on Steve)
We aren't sending any. Our guys will be prepping for the Super Bowl after winning the next 5 games. ?
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I mean if we play the "what if" game...what if Von Miller doesn't get hit with that terrible unsportsmanlike call and we lose to the Broncos? Seasons play out the way they do. Win some you shouldn't and lose some that you should win.
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5 minutes ago, Idandria said:
Has a Super Bowl appearance. You could do much, much worse I’m afraid.
So do Barry Switzer and Mike Martz. You wanna hire them?
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1 hour ago, joesixpack said:
Asinine.
It's so bad it doesn't even qualify as asinine. We are talking asi-fifteen minimum.
1 hour ago, re enlightener said:Beside kicking our azzes again in game 1 this year, him being out due to the late hit caused a loss for them in Miami, had they won there, they may have been in dial it back/rest some starters mode this week.
I was actually glad they beat Pittsburg, had they lost they would have been at home with an ax to grind after a 2 game losing streak. Now we will see how hard they play when the seeding still is not set, we only beat them twice at home in the last 15 or so years, when they rested their starters.
Last year without Gronk they won a Super Bowl. He is not the end all be all for the Pats. If anything Gronk may very well have provided an additional spark for the team to rally behind and come in with a different nasty attitude right off the bat.
As I said in a different thread this is on the coaching staff to use that hit as fuel this week. And I think they will.
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