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Kwai San

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  1. Had season tixs from 1987 thru 2009.  EVERY single game was attended.

     

    Raiders playoff game - watching those little ***** sliding down the snowpiles at The Ralph thinking those little effers are gonna be back here before 1/2 time.

     

    90 Cardinals game - game was brutal, drive home was awful.  Had to drive back to Rottenchester.  At one point we switched up drivers, pulled over to the side, my buddy steps out the passenger door and was gone.  Like wiped from the face of the earth.  We finally found him after much digging.....he actually got up and drove the rest of the way home.  Heater was cranked the entire way, for 3 days I will still cold.  BRUTAL.

     

    Those 2 stick out the most......MANY other games were evil.  The worst was leaving Rottenchester, a warm and sunny day and driving to The Ralph and watching thr weather change like no ones business.  Took many neewbs with us.  ALWAYS warned them to bring hats gloves and layers....some listened, many didn't.  They paid for it.  One game a gal I kinda liked had no gloves, I was a gentleman and gave her my heavy gloves while wore those stoopid thin throwing gloves.  Ended up back at her apartment as she drove seperate from us.  Got my happy ending so it all worked out!!

     

    Some awesome memories posted here.  Good times!!!

  2. 35 minutes ago, PoundingDog said:

    Result? If the opposing team can run and pass, it is extremely difficult for the Bills to defend. When the D-Line cannot control the middle, we bring LBs and safeties up and leave RBs to the sideline wide open --- forcing the DEs have to make great plays to hold their own and control the leakage. On occasion when we do get them to passing downs, the lack of speed shows up where we play deep in order not to give up big plays; that leaves a lot of space in the middle - especially when we have to blitz to bring pressure - and guys like TEs, Kupp etc. are eating us alive.

     

    I don't think we can change scheme at this point. My only hope is that some guys rise up to play above the scheme - in superbowl history, you HAVE TO have those kind of guys in addition to Allen. Miller might be a candidate; I'm just hoping for he does that on some critical moments. Oliver, DaQuan flash at the right moment. 

     

    Kupp was NOT the problem....Puka Nuka was the issue......

  3. 2 hours ago, Sharky7337 said:

     

    Dude going into the draft this year trading him woulda landed significant capital.

     

    Your all taking about now, I was way ahead of this. 

     

    Baltimore traded a second and a fifth for roquan.

     

    Sorry bro - u lost me RIGHT there......Roquan, and he was healthy, of course would have drawn that.  Come on man.  You got flack before - yer looking for more now???  You are a glutton for punishment.....

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  4. 6 hours ago, Rubes said:

     

    Joe Marino had a discussion about this on yesterday's podcast with his guest. It's theoretically possible to resign all 5 of Groot, Bernard, Benford, Shakir, and Cook, but not very likely. Best case scenario is probably 4 of the 5, and Cook would be at the bottom of that list, despite how effective he has been this year.

     

    I have a buddy who bets a lot on games, and he bet on Cook to achieve some individual stats last game. He was bitching about Cook not being in the game that much against the Chiefs, and I tried to explain it's because the running lanes are clogged, the Chiefs are blitzing a lot, Cook has had some dropsies, and Ty Johnson (and even Ray Davis) is a much better blocker. He couldn't believe the Bills were keeping "their best player" off the field, thought the Bills deserved to lose, and the Bills coaches were terrible.

     

    Oh well.

     

    Some buddy you got there......

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  5. On 10/28/2024 at 9:42 AM, DRutka said:

    McClappy has always been the type of coach to not play rookies right away (unless forced) or newly acquired players right away, even if it would be benificial to the team. He has some weird mentality that you have to earn field time by time on team, instead of quality of player.

     

    We only have Cooper for 11 games! He needs to get off his high horse and play the man. This is one of many reasons we cannot get over the playoff hump with his coaching!!!

    Sigh......what an old sad take.  It aint even true.........please get a clue b4 you post.

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  6. 17 hours ago, MiracleAtRich1393 said:

    He's 33 years old on an expiring contract, with a cap hit in the range of Cooper. If they lose on Sunday @Cleveland, might the new regime be open to make a deal for the future?

     

    AJ Epenesa, Javon Solomon, 2025 Diggs Pick (~#60), and a 2026 1st round for 2nd round pick swap? Is that way too much? Way too little? Not even in the zip code of acceptable for either side?

     

    https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/player/_/id/14414/khalil-mack

    What kind of drugs are you on?????  That is WAAAAYYYYY too much for a 33 year old.  Think Von.  ZERO upside for an absolutley CRAP trade.  Stop the crack - it is making you whack.

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  7. 1 minute ago, thenorthremembers said:

     

    I meant in terms of receiving production from a #1 tight end.   Granted Knox never had the number of targets Kincaid had in his first season. 

     

    Kincaid has much better hands, Knox is a better blocker, but they are both 6'4 250-pound athletic tight ends.       

    Same size I will give you that but way different set of hands, way different.  Knox would have gotten the touches if he proved he wouldn't drop the damn ball!!!

  8. 14 hours ago, thenorthremembers said:

    Hes been a great soilder for the team.   Very good blocker and probably could have just continued being our #1 tight end.  His best seasons are exactly what Kincaid gives us now.  Which makes me think it has more to do with how Josh targets tight ends than it does their ability.

     

    His contract wouldn't look so bad if they didn't also use a high pick on his clone.

     

     

    NOT a clone, NOT at all......do you watch the games?  Sober?

  9. Good post @SoonerBillsFan

     

    Personally I was kinda over it at 1/2 time.  Knowing the Bills would have to come out and play lights out I admit I was somewhat excited until "The Play".  then it was lights out.  Like you said all teams lose and lose big during a seaon.

     

    Agree 110% - Marathon not a sprint.

     

    Also - I wonder how many of the Bills were buying into the endless hype?  A come down to earth game was needed.  Bills coaching staff needs to git thou sheet together for the next 2 games for sure.......

     

    Go Bills 

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  10. 21 hours ago, machine gun kelly said:

    I prefer to go see a bunch of the guys at my favorite sports/wings bar down here in Tampa, talk smack, and then between 1st and 2nd quarters I’m home as it’s only 7/10 of a mile from my home.  Then myself and my new wife is getting used to Dan (me) watching the NFL.  She’s from China so her first football experience was watching me bark at the Cardinals game, and then of course the Fish.

     

    She asks good questions and genuinely is trying to learn for me and even placed my extra license plate rim on her SUV supporting me.  Still newlyweds as married in early June Sowell see if that thing is on her plate in five years.

     

    All kidding aside, I love watching either by myself or with my sons as they know almost as much about the NFL as me.  They know when to shut up during plays and hold conversations for commercials. 
     

    One thing I’m adamant about is I won’t go to SB parties.  Too many casual fans and women talking during the game, amd can’t hear anything.  I gave up years ago after going to a SB party every year for a long time.  Now that’s annoying.

     

    I wish I had a bar 7/10ths of a mile away!!  Mine is a good 20 minutes so hard to get home @ the 1/2 time and still see it IF it is on national TV.  My/our mode is if the game is national we watch at home....NO visitiors.  My wife is learning too.....for years didn't care now she is all over it.  Might be Josh tho!!!!  LOL

     

    For games we need to stream we watch at a local place that is mostly Bills fans which is fun and mostly enjoyable.  We kinda surround ourselves with like minded people who don't chatter mindlessly and cheer madly!

     

    Go Bills!!!

     

    PS - MGK, I might hit you up later this year to stop at your local bar and watch from there.  Whats the name of the place???

  11. 5 hours ago, BigPappy said:

    I came for the comments. They didn't disappoint. I'm dying over here guys and gals.

    The blueprint is there, but they still need the players with the speed and skill set to execute that blueprint. 

    First comment is same reason I am here......

     

    Bolded comment is 110% dead on true.  As fans we sure didn't expect to see the players stepping up quite like this.  Amazeballs how deep the team is right now.  But the Bills really could use a vet LB just in case someone else drops......I am champing at the bit for Bishop to get a regular role real soon......

  12. 7 hours ago, fergie's ire said:

    Exactly.  That's why I would love for the Bills to take a flyer on a QB in the later rounds of the draft every few years.  Yes, you are grooming a possible replacement in case the worst happens, like an Andrew Luck situation.  However, I think the bigger reason is as an asset.  Having a young unknown QB is the best way for good teams to collect on investment.  Yes, Matt Cassel is an example and if Bellichick hadn't done Garropolo a solid and traded him to SF, he could've gotten a mind for him from Cleveland or a similar team.  Look at what we paid for Rob Johnson, or what the Seahawks paid for Matt Flynn in free agency (and what GB could've gotten for him if they still had him under contract).  Teams fall in love with backups on great teams who appear in pre-season and a few spot regular season games.  It's a great investment.  If Josh goes down, this teams going nowhere so have a backup who you could flip for some picks.  Could you imagine what we could get for Nathan Peterman if he were drafted two years ago?

    You had me until the Peterpick reference.  I wish you woulda started with that and saved me the read.......

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