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The Jests; from 7-4 to 7-9. An epic collapse
JGMcD2 replied to Sierra Foothills's topic in The Stadium Wall
Clock is now starting on Saleh not putting up with it… -
Tua ruled out vs Buffalo, Skylar Thompson expected to start
JGMcD2 replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
Go off again?? Waddle 4/6 for 102 3/7 for 114 and 1 TD Hill 2/4 for 33 9/13 for 69 and 1 TD Waddle burned us 1 time in each game... they've done a pretty solid job of holding these two in check. Probably the best out of anyone that has played them... and we played them with Tua both times. -
Malik Boyd - in consideration for Titans GM
JGMcD2 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
I think we've only seen interest in Boyd and Dorsey so far. Nobody as requested Frazier yet? We still have guys like Brian Gaine, Terrance Gray, Lake Dawson and Matt Bazirgan in the FO. Joe Brady and Chad Hall on the offensive side. Eric Washington and John Butler on the defensive side. -
Sean McDermott should be Coach of the Year
JGMcD2 replied to Coach Tuesday's topic in The Stadium Wall
Unfortunately I feel like we won’t get a response 😔 -
Sean McDermott should be Coach of the Year
JGMcD2 replied to Coach Tuesday's topic in The Stadium Wall
Would you care to further extrapolate your stance that “he’s been a terrible coach” with some evidence? -
He won’t let them down. Despite his initial reaction of being overwhelmed when the incident occurred… he collected himself on the field after the fact. He conducted a prayer and calmly had discussions with the referees/Zac Taylor with cameras on him. Even clips of him in the hallway on the phone… he was composed. I’ve pointed out a clip of Sean McDermott numerous times on here over the years, the clip when the Bills made the playoffs. The one where he tried so very hard to contain his emotions despite the desire to be excited. That’s when I knew who he was… he works SO hard not to get too high or too low. The fact that he reacted the way he did Monday told me how scary the situation was… that’s the point that I broke down. Then in the next shot he quickly flipped the switch back to calm… because he knew that everyone on the sideline needed him to be calm and make the best decision for all of them. The man lives to lead. He lives to serve his people. When the day comes that Sean McDermott is no longer the Buffalo Bills head coach, it will be a sad day. He’s fostered something special.
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It could be him. It wouldn’t surprise me if it was… he’s weathered storm after storm (Life and Football) the last 8-12 months. It takes a toll. Being the person everyone looks to is exhausting on it’s own… mix in major events like: Kim Pegula Topps Shooting Matt Araiza Rape Allegations Luke Knox Passing Dane Jackson Neck Injury Micah Hyde Neck Injury Josh Allen UCL Von Miller ACL Game Moved to Detroit Due to Weather Travel Back to Buffalo on X-Mas Eve Canceled Damar Hamlin Everything we know about him says that he won’t give up… the “funny part” is… he created an amazing environment that will support him in the event he is struggling. As he should. Wouldn’t expect anything less.
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This is unprecedented. What happened to Damar Hamlin and Kevin Everett are not the same thing. Please do not say that. Kevin Everett was alert and responsive, he did not require resuscitation on the field with all of his teammates watching... Here are the similarities between Hamlin and Everett: They were Buffalo Bills when injured They were taken off the field in an ambulance They sustained life threatening injuries 2 days after Everett's injury he was moving his extremities, was off a respirator and communicating with doctors. You're more than welcome to get on with it but stop expecting everyone else to. It's callous.
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I think the unique thing in this situation is the trauma associated with watching your teammate/friend need to be resuscitated with you standing there. If Damar had been in a serious accident away from the field, players would still be grieving, but it wouldn’t be as traumatic because they didn’t witness it. First responders, military, etc. are prepared to see traumatic life or death events… football players really aren’t. At some point they will “get on with it” but right now they have a lot to work through.
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I get what you’re saying… but this is quite different. His teammates and coaches watched him receive CPR on the field and he’s fighting for his life. It’s not 1 person processing their grief. 53+ players and an entire staff have to process this grief… and if they even want to step on the field again. Rightfully so.
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Also true… it’s just hard. It’s the same feeling I have right now… not saying it’s what they’re experiencing… but this is how I remember feeling. I haven’t moved since it happened… I’m distraught… similar to how they described the Bills sideline after the ambulance left. You just get lost and don’t want to move.
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The Phins; from 8-3 to 8-8. An epic collapse
JGMcD2 replied to Inigo Montoya's topic in The Stadium Wall
Hahahaha this is hysterical. I specifically pointed out how the tweets PRECEDED the posts on the message board 😂 Tweets were on November 13th and the posts were November 14th. When your FilthyBeast handle gets banned here, try to avoid having the same Twitter name next time 😂 -
The Phins; from 8-3 to 8-8. An epic collapse
JGMcD2 replied to Inigo Montoya's topic in The Stadium Wall
Don't worry... it took me all of 3 minutes to highlight it is his 🤣