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27 minutes ago, Gunsgoodtime said:
Exactly, the hate is strong on here with former players. There are a lot of former players I wish we would kept.
I don’t have anything against the guy. The problem with Watkins is the fact he’s not elite. As the forth overall pick, the cost to sign the guy has always outweighed his oft injured production. He’s simply not worth what it takes to sign as far as value is concerned. I’m convinced that John Brown gave us just as much or more than Sammy would have. Brown had really good numbers this season, and they were better than Watkins (who plays with Mahomes).
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13 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said:
Forgot that one play. He does have games where he looks elite, but he also disappears and is injured far too often. I’m not saying he’s bad, just saying that he’s not worth the price.
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1 minute ago, Troll Toll said:
It’s telling to our situation that he would be a #1 in Buffalo when he is like the 4th best option in the passing game for KC.
I agree, but still believe John Brown was just as productive as Sammy could have been last season. Watkins isn’t DeAndre Hopkins or Michael Thomas. Brown had a good season, but people will always assume Watkins is better because he was drafted higher, and came into the league with more hoopla. John Brown isn’t dominant, but neither is Sammy Watkins.
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1 hour ago, dave mcbride said:
He had 90 yards from scrimmage yesterday and plays for a team that regularly distributes the ball to seven guys. Judging KC stats is hard to do because of how widely Mahomes distributes the ball.
The fanboys also need to realize he had two catches in that game. One coming when the Chiefs already had a big lead. He’s not terrible, but his production isn’t at the level of where he was drafted, and thought of as a generational talent. He’s benefited from being on the Chiefs. His numbers are far from impressive there, they’d be very pedestrian on a typical offense. The dude was supposed to be dominant.
49 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said:
Andy Reid can explain it to you. Swap out Duke/McKenzie for Sammy and this teams still playing.I’ve never seen Sammy catch that pass Duke dropped in the end zone. His inability to make contested catches was one of my biggest criticisms of him. Sammy is average with Mahomes, he’d no more productive than Brown was this season. Plus he’s hurt half the season.
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54 minutes ago, BigBillsFan said:
See that's McDermott's thinking and it's wrong. You don't know when the Chiefs are going to score 28 points in a half.
The league's rules are all pro-offense. You might have to score 30 and the day you need to you have to have the scheme and players to do so. I don't know about the talent, we might have it, but we don't have the coaching and mindset to do that.
Exactly. Some think that our D can shutdown everyone each week, that’s not reality. There’s no guarantee you can hold a team like the Chiefs under 30. Sure, we shutdown Jackson, but Mahomes doesn’t have those type of flaws. Eventually you need to score points to win games.
People talk about how the Titans are doing it with D and the run game, but the Titans also beat the Chiefs 35-32 this season. They’ve won in the playoffs with our style of football, but can still put points on the board. We have no chance of sustainable success if we keep scoring 20 or less every game. I can’t fathom how anyone thinks we can do so.
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Imo, we seem really close when watching the Ravens vs Titans game, but seem far from contending when watching the Chiefs vs Texans. So what do I take from that ? I think it means next year will teach us a lot. We get the chance to compete against almost all the big boys next season.
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Sammy has always left a lot of yards on the field by stepping out of bounds on what seems like every reception.
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The Josh Allen insecurity complex around here is annoying. I really like Josh, but do we need to point out every Jackson and Mahomes flaw? The posts regarding Mahomes today look a lot like the ones regarding Jackson last night. Josh will have the chance to prove himself by winning games.
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Just now, Helpmenow said:
Reading their press clippings all week chiefs
Looking a lot like the Ravens in that aspect.
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I do like their story, but I just can’t root for a team whose fan base won’t fully appreciate the meaning of a title. Do real diehard Titans fans even exist? It would be just another glitzy event for Nashville.
1 hour ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:I want Reid to get one. Tenn is a nice story but really don’t want them getting a SB before the Bills. They haven’t paid their dues yet.
Agree, they aren’t worthy.
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I tend to root for certain fan bases more than players in this situation. KC is the fan base who I think would be most appreciative of winning it all. It’s also fun to watch a team like a Tennessee come out of nowhere to make an unexpected run. However, I just can’t root for teams with three fans like the Titans to win.
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1 minute ago, Putin said:
Absolutely they can
Yeah, there’s no team left in the playoffs that seem unbeatable. Many Super Bowl teams are those that seem unstoppable. The Ravens were supposed to be that team this season, and now they are sitting at home. None of those remaining seem very fearsome.
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Wow. Andy Reid suddenly has an easier path to blowing it.
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Just now, billsfan1959 said:
I think Jackson is a good QB. However, I doubt he repeats the TD production he had this year.
He probably won’t, but I think he’ll still be productive. I’m just not expecting Jackson to fade completely as some others believe will happen.
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Tough loss for Baltimore. I think Lamar will be back in top form next year. I also really like Josh Allen, but unlike some others, I don’t find the need to trash Jackson to validate insecurities about my love for Allen.
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Just now, Buffalo Boy said:
Cam caught grief for getting short field in 2015 during his MVP season. Complimentary football.
It seemed like we spent some games starting every drive inside our 15. Gimme short fields a couple times a game .
Great point. We played bend don’t break defense with very few big plays.
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1 minute ago, Buffalo Boy said:
This is a huge concern of mine for next season.
I told people to relax about the lack of turnovers/big plays during the season, but now I’ve come around to seeing it as an issue. Henry is a phenomenal back, and a big part of the Titans playoff run, but the D has been just as important. Big plays on D have been critical to their success.
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1 minute ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
It does make a difference when your D can force turnovers
That’s another difference between us and a team like Tennessee right now. We could use oline help, and another WR, but our D doesn’t make the type of impact plays the Titans have tonight.
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Just now, Scott7975 said:
I'll take Allen over Jackson all day. Josh is going to be a QB. Lamar would be nothing without Roman. Its going to show even more as he will have no choice but to throw the rest of the game.
Seems like Jackson panicked and lost composure the minute his team got behind.
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This is going to turn out real well.
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7 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
He only picked up the WR group after Chad O’Shea left for Miami too. He’s an up and comer. Was going to be hires at Miss St and Giants got him first
Do you think he would have had other NFL teams interested in him as a head coach this season? The Giants seem like a big step up from Miss St. Tough for me to trust the Giants on this one. I didn’t like the Barkley or Jones pick, and Pats assistants have little track record of success.
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7 minutes ago, PatsFanNH said:
That was a nasty hit, the one by Clowney On Wentz was worse and more obvious and also wasn’t called. Refs were not very good last weekend.. it happens sadly.
Absolutely, officiating was bad this weekend, but the Buffalo Bills also played terrible fundamentally unsound football. Sadly, people seem unwilling to except that. We had a good season, and I look forward to next year. Hopefully we can improve as a team. I’ll look forward to that, as opposed to worrying about officiating.
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5 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:
Both teams battled hard. One team benefitted greatly from bad calls and eventually won the game. What of the Texans team that got down 16-0 on their own field? Seems like they might have stunk a bit. Your take that it’s okay for one team to commit fouls and not suffer any consequences for it is awful.
The refs were terrible, but we still lost the game due to our own mistakes. I go into every game assuming poor officiating will need to be overcome to win. We allowed an opponent to convert a 3rd and 23 in OT. Something about makes it difficult for me to obsess over the officiating as the leading cause of this loss.
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1 hour ago, Turk71 said:
No one benefits? The Texans were called for 2 offside penalties for the entire game and overtime. They committed two delay of games on purpose, the critical one they didn't do on purpose wasn't called of course. Not a single holding call on either side of the ball, no interference, etc., and when their kick returner makes a HUGE boneheaded mistake that would have broken them, he is let of the hook and they pretend it didn't happen. No one benefits? GTFO of here with that bull####.
I’m making an overall statement that NFL fans and teams don’t benefit from the substandard officiating that occurs every week. That’s what I mean when I say “no one benefits”. Different teams (except maybe the Pats) are getting a bad deal each week. Officiating should be better across the board. College football has superior officiating to what we see in the NFL every week.
As far as our game, we had some bad calls go against us, but we can either whine about bad calls, or simply realize that our team didn’t show up, therefore they didn’t deserve to win. Our team stunk on Saturday. The refs were awful, but that game wasn’t all their fault. If we need to win on a fluke kickoff return, we weren’t going far anyway. Blaming that loss on the refs is ridiculous, and I can’t believe how many people on this board are doing it. Here’s the list of reasons we lost: McD could coach with some guts, Allen could play smarter, our guys could block defenders, our defense could play a soft zone and tackle the ball carrier short of the sticks on a third and forever. Those are just some of the reasons we lost in addition to a few unlucky calls.
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It was just nice to see a couple dozen Titans fans exist.