Batman1876
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3 minutes ago, FrenchConnection said:
There are closer hospitals and another hospital is the official hospital of the Bengals.
Are the others trauma centers?
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Just now, Shake_My_Head said:
Full movement in extermities...good news.
It is although I’m more concerned it’s a traumatic brain injury rather than a spinal injury.
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Just now, The Wiz said:
I don't know how hospitals work. Is 1 considered high or low in this case?
Serious question. Like a 5 alarm fire is the worst for firefighters a level 1 could be the same in terms of head trauma.
Level 1 is the most serious. But they said it’s near the stadium so he might not be a level 1 trauma.
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I’ll throw this out there. Crisis services is a great organization. This situation has led other Bills fans to spread their numbers and support them. So I’ll leave this here. https://crisisservices.org/donate/
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New west herr commercial needs to be Allen throwing it to Araiza and Araiza punting it back. Then the camera zooms out and they are on opposite sides of the falls.
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If Kyle Brandt had announced the Punt God I never would have recovered
The best moments of hype in the whole draft was the announcement of our third round pick and our 6th round punter pick. What a time to be alive.
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I’ll say it, I like Tampa Tom dude has a personality and seems like a fun dude. I now blame the hoodie for 100% of New England being so darn obnoxious.
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1 minute ago, Logic said:
It is not real.The Jets have won the East four times.
The Bills have won the East 12 times.
We’re both lagging behind the Dolphins and Patriots.
The jests have only won twice since they entered the NFL, they also won 2 times in the AFL.
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Do you have any fun facts to dunk on the other AFC East teams with?
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I guess even being on the same lake as the guy is inspiring some people to make 22$ donations. https://crisis-services.networkforgood.com
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7 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
Which is even more reason why the NFL should have been proactive last year. Because they could have suspended him, said he would remain suspended until completion of all legal matters and then at that point instigated their own disciplinary process. It would be odd now to suspend him for the duration of the civil proceedings when a grand jury has declined to indict.
On whether being found liable in civil law would change my view, I don't think so. We have had a similar case in the UK with a mid ranking Scottish footballer, the unfortunately named David Goodwillie, who was not charged with rape by the CPS because of insufficient evidence but was held to be liable for tresspass to the person by a civil court and ordered to pay damages. He re-started his soccer career at a much lower level but was successful and signed by a higher up club only for them to reverse that decision under public pressure. I understand why people were so angry but again I feel instinctively nervous about restricting someone's right to employment on the basis of a civil court decision. It isn't just the standard of proof which us different it is the evidenciary standards, and the purpose of the court that is different too. I speak to judges all the time in my profession and I know senior judges in the UK who sit in the civil jurisdiction who would feel intensely uncomfortable about their decisions being relied on in that way. As one described it to me - the criminal law is about the offense and the alleged perpatrator, the civil law is primarily about restitution to the claimant. Once you start mixing those concepts up you are really getring away from what the system is designed to do.
I would certainly be more understanding of a decision to ban him for life on the basis of a finding against him in civil court. It might ease my discomfort in the sense that there is some sort of legal finding against him (though would not change the fact that in the eyes of the law he would be innocent because innocence is for the criminal courts) but no, I have to be honest it would not totally remove it.
My standard has not changed. I was just pointing out that there were important differences. If I was running the league office my policy would be indefinite suspension while under criminal investigation for any tier 1 offense (not sure what the equivalent American term is) and a life ban if convicted.
The UK has the best example of why this sort of tolerance for celebrities is so awful, the UK has Jimmy Savile. Accusations first came out 50 years before he died and were ignored for the rest of his life. After his death investigations started and hundreds of people have co e forward to share their stories of being harmed by him.
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Reason 78678 why I love Josh Allen, he made it so that Bills fans never had to worry about Watson becoming a Bill, thanks again Josh.
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1 minute ago, ArtVandalay said:
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
Right but how many didn't directly because of awful blunders? The 13 seconds is inexcusable.
He has been horrible in the playoffs all 4 of the years, need growth at minimum.
I didn’t get it the first 6 times but the 6th really clarified things. 😀
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No. No, man. Heck, no, man. I believe you'd get your ass kicked sayin' something like that, man.
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13 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
I mean, if I’m being honest, this was a pretty good and respectable statement by Baker. I’m sure he’s getting bombarded right now with the news Browns are meeting with Watson.
So this came across respectable, professional, and well spoken in my book.
I think a change of scenery could be good for him and there are some places he can go, if he is traded, where he can maybe bounce back as well. Like Niners, Saints, or Colts.
With all the Brees comparisons he drew at the draft the Saints would love him
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Baker is the best QB the new Browns have had, came in after the worst two year stretch a team has ever had, and won the first playoff game ever for them. On top of that he repped the city well and treated the fan base well. To throw him under the bus for a 1/4 shot at a guy facing 22 civil cases is the most Browns thing ever.
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Y’all realize that McDermott has the 2nd best winning percentage in team history right? And has the best postseason appearance rate. You may not like him but there is no one out there who is likely to be any better.
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Adam Gase is unemployed! I think we could get him to coach here, he did go to Williamsville south so there is a local connection.
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1 minute ago, BigDingus said:
Just saw some headline the past couple days involving him, but couldn't be bothered to click the article...
Is he some college line coach now? What a fall from grace...
He turned water into wine. It was pretty impressive.
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Let’s fire him, perhaps we could get Marrone to come back.
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We are 8-1 in games decided by multiple scores. 0-5 in one score games. That is very telling. Sometimes the ball does not bounce your way this year it has bounced the other way every time.
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This thread is insanity. He has made the playoffs 3/4 years soon to be 4/5. That alone is reason to keep him. But lets look at it a different way. Since he took over the team the Bills are 10th in terms of most wins, and as he has had time to develop his team and work with Beane they have gotten better
8th most wins over the past 4 years
4th most wins over the past 3 years
Tied for 3rd over the last 2 years
Sure we took a step back this year with our record, losing 1 score games but that is hardly a reason to fire a guy. We wouldn't find a coach with that kind of recent success on the market, so we'd be hoping that some untested 1st time coach could do even better than a guy who has turned the Bills from a joke to a year in and year out contender.
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6 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
Pretty clear Mahomes would be #1 by a fairly wide margin if he didn't play 13 fewer games than Marino and Allen...even Watson may have passed Allen with an additional 5 games...
The better metric would be per game statistics to even things out.
Its hard to tell how many TD's per game Mahomes would have gotten as a rookie, would he have really done better that 24? I'm not sure. Perhaps he benefitted from sitting for that year.
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Josh currently has 101 passing TDs 29 rushing and 1 receiving (regular season). For a total of 131. Marino is #1 with 142 passing and 2 rushing for a total of 144. Josh is a TD machine, although Marino setting that mark in the 80's is just wild.
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Jerry Sullivan crosses the line. Comments against women.
in The Stadium Wall
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Not to mention a big part of his job involves covering the Bills and Sabers , probably not a good idea to employ a guy to cover the teams who thinks their owner/ president is the worst.