Johnnycage46

For now....for now

The QB takes remind me of an election...people get entrenched with "their guy" and almost don't care how the team (country) does as long as "their guy" gets the start (election win)

I agree with that...but the post I quoted stated MORE important...so I was curious why.

I think you might be joking...but if you are not...can you explain why you think cultural diversity training is more important than financial training? Knowing how to manage your money, and ultimately your entire life and future would certainly appear to be more valuable than being "woke".

I grew up in Maine and had a buddy who was a big Bruins fan and would always randomly yell "kick save Moooggg" even when he wasn't doing something relating to kick saving, or kicking, or even saving.

If this happens...I selfishly hope it's the Monday night home game as I am attending lol

Speaking only for myself, the 5 interceptions was awful but it is not the reason why I would rather the Bills start Allen over Peterman. I think Peterman has the DNA that McD is always preaching, and I think he is overall an accurate QB, but I think his lack of top end arm strength makes it hard for him to effectively make all the throws necessary to be a starting QB in the NFL. If he knows where to go with the ball and its on target, but doesn't have enough zip it allows DBs to more easily break on the ball. I think the 5 interception narrative is just an easy way out for people who just want to say Peterman sucks. I think Peterman could be a good QB in some systems that play to his strengths. But after so many years I just want the Bills to have a QB that can play in any system. By at least starting Allen this year and giving him a chance to see what he has, we can at least know if the Bills have that QB in Allen.

Kinda funny in spots. BUT...again I know its all in good fun...I can't stand the narrative that switching from Tyrod to Peterman for the Chargers game almost cost the Bills the playoffs (coming off of a 50-something yard passing game...why is it such a certainty that Tyrod would have helped the Bills beat the Chargers?) or that the Bills "backed in" to the playoffs.

Living room. I always start the game about 15 to 30 minutes late so I can fast forward through commercials

Thank you for saying what is in my heart lol

I guess the main thing that irritates me when listening is NOT that he or Bulldog have an opinion that is different than mine...but that they genuinely seem to just not like the Bills (which, again is fine in itself...but its a Buffalo radio station and the flagship of the Buffalo Bills). I don't think he has to be a homer but he complains about everything that the Bills do and when they make a good move or win his reaction most times is "yeah...ok". Its like he can't allow himself to be happy.

Ok..."Dirtbag". Do you care to refute what I said?

Agree on Jeremy White. There are times in the AM show when I have to do a double take because I thought they moved Schopp to AM's with some of Jeremy's takes. It is interesting to note (in my opinion anyway) that in both the morning and afternoon shows...when any of the hosts goes solo for one reason or another, they each seem to be nicer to callers and more patient/neutral in general. It is almost as if the two duos feed off of each other and just create this bitter, angry, toxic environment. I WOULD stop listening all together but there really isn't any other Bills-focused daily shows (Bills Beat with Joe B and Matt Fairburn is good but only comes out every couple days...and I agree with many posters that Sal C. needs his own show!)

Because Schopp adopted 2 black children (which is a kind thing to do and in itself is not relevant...but it this case it does appear to be a factor in his bias...also his bias toward Tyrod) and he is an SJW/Beta ****.

Agreed. He literally seems to hate his job. I sometimes turn the volume down when a call comes in and I get the sense he is going to rip the caller a new one...I almost get embarrassed FOR the caller

I honestly think Schopp will be miserable if the Bills become consistently good. He is a crap person and the 3 PM show on WGR was so much more palatable last week when he was on vacation.

No disrespect to the thread starter, but I absolutely hate this argument. If the Bengals vs. Ravens game that happened Week 17 had instead been played in, say Week 3, and that game unfolded the exact same way...the Bills Vs. Dolphins game Week 17 would have been a win-and-in scenario for Buffalo. EVERY playoff spot has some "thing" associated with it that happened during the season that could be construed as "lucky" that aided X team in getting a playoff spot. The Bill did not back in to the playoffs...they just...made the playoffs. The national media liked to say the Bills needed help to get in the playoffs. Guess what? Every team technically needs "help" to get in the playoffs. They need to win their games and other teams need to lose certain games. Just because it happened in the last game of the season doesn't, in any way, shape, or form diminish the accomplishment. Enjoy it...the drought is over!

Spotrac has Joel Segal listed as agent for Mack https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/oakland-raiders/khalil-mack-14414/

Rodak tweeted that "Prominent NFL agent Tom Condon is at Bills practice today, speaking with football administration director Kevin Meganck." Trying to research who Tom Condon represents...

He is?? I've followed along all of the twitter compilations from every practice thus far (albeit it WAS just reading what others observed) and it would appear that most indications are that, while Josh makes mistakes here and there, he also attempts and makes throws the other 2 QB's either can't or simply won't make. Based on what I've read from Bills Training Camp is that Josh is ahead of schedule (compared to the post-draft projections on him needing a lot of time to develop). I would think the reason people are "making fun of other QB's" has to do with the praise heaped on Mahomes without ever having produced anything in the NFL, while many decried Allen a bust...also without ever having produced anything in the NFL. My guess is that people are having fun with the fact that Mahomes has had some struggles even though he was anointed by many to be a star in the making.

I grew up in Maine and have always hated Boston/New England sports teams. My father is from Rochester and my mother is from Maine so I grew up with the Bills but was surrounded by Boston fans. I haven't lived in New England since 1999 so some of my non-Patriots Boston sports hatred has calmed but I still have a hard time rooting for any non-Patriots Boston teams.