Don Otreply

Evidently,

I’d call that playing like poop,

Sometimes good teams play like poop, and get beat by not so good teams, it happens, any given Sunday as is said.

Imo, trap games exist more for fans, not so much for the teams/players, it’s a cliché thing mostly, something for TV talk show guys and gals to pontificate on, kinda like the “looking past” a team saying, just saying…, 👍

From what I just read on the news portion of this site we are at 8.2 million of cap space,

There are “some” here who will always believe Beane is an awful GM and can’t assemble a quality O-line or D-line, or RBs room, etc etc etc, it’s like a running joke when they post, 😁👍

Tom Tom has always been a douche, this is just another example of him being the she dog he is. A walking character flaw is the best description of him, the guy who cheated at his life’s work and has been caught doing so more times than any player in NFL history…,

Never an ex Marine is the saying…, one can be a former Marine, not an ex -Marine

Teams can an will do this because they legally can do it, (it’s a monopoly folks) they control their product not the fans who purchase tickets, seasons or not. It is really that simple, fans can no longer game the ticket system in a way that teams feel is detrimental to their product, again, they hold a monopoly…, it’s corporate SOP to more fully control their product. STHs have zero rights concerning this decision, other than not renewing their ticket purchases. End of story.

I’m thinking that most of those participating in this training session would rather not have ten thousand Bills fans, although Josh and our TEs would think it was alright 😁👍 By the way, as a current sail boater, and a former Marine, all you Coasties are absolutely the best, you guys and gals save so many boaters bacon, thank you for your service!

So very true, it does go against our very nature, that being said, when one’s makes a commitment one should honor it provided both parties hold true to what is an always growing and changing relationship that we call marriage, jmo.

A QB Learning a position that they will be depending on during portions of every game and knowing their tendencies is nothing but a smart thing to do, good on ya Josh! Go Bills!!!

When I was his age I could easily eat 40 wings, hot, with of course, BLUE CHEESE😁👍, yeah, he’s an all around great dude👍, super fing happy we got him for our QB1, could we all just imagine what it would be like if we had drafted any of those other losers? Go Bills!!!

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts, Beane is considered among the best at his job, so if by the OPs suggestion that he hasn’t been particularly good at his job, which is just silly, what does that say about all those that rank below him?. The OP is pretty much saying that the vast majority of NFL GMs are really terrible at their jobs, imo this thread is of no value. Go Bills!!!

Some folk just can’t help themselves…

Daboll is a good OC, when things are going well, but does have his failings, ie; being pass centric to the point of his own teams detriment, he never seemed to understand / incorporate a functioning counter attack via the run game, when his pass game stuttered, he relied on to many cutie play calls or fell into the run, run, run, punt kinda stuff, I’m thinking that Dorsey will be smarter about that sort of thing, and in this case more successful. As to what the culprit for failure could be this upcoming season, so many things could cause it, from a couple bad Ref calls, to an in opportune fumble or interception, injury, or a bad coaching call, its hard to know a head of time. But don’t worry so much about it, we are going to win the last game of the season, so we’re cool that way.

Busy guy,

He is broken, that and he is old, and he doesn’t give the impression that he is a Tommy boy peds sort of guy,

Once you’re a multi millionaire what in all reality does one need from a financial perspective? I guess if greed is one’s guiding principle…,

Other teams coaches and owners fully understand what is going on in Cleveland, and will not have issue with what they know to be an above average QB talent taking care of himself, they will be pleased to sign him even while he “fully heals” from multiple previous injuries, “nudge nudge wink wink”, imo you’re being a wee bit naive, Mayfield is a multi millionaire at present, his next contract will add more multi millions to his coffers, it’s not like anyone is gonna offer him what you or I make annually. This being said by someone who is not so much a fan of the guy, he is gonna get paid a lot of money with his next team, period.

All he has to do is claim his shoulder injury is still bothering him, simple and effective, and there’s virtually nothing management can do about it,

It’s not really a roast when people are just stating the truth about a guy, especially when he is the most convicted cheater in the history of American football…,

It’s the underdog syndrome, when we have a home game the home field advantage takes away the underdog thought process, Josh has always been the underdog throughout his football life, now that is changing for him attitudinally, not to worry though he’s got that too, his overall maturation will allow him to overcome this as well, that and injuries and illness and just not playing well in the past home games, but that’s behind him now, this is going to be THE YEAR it ALL comes TOGETHER!!!!!

The owners/NFL made it clear a long time ago that dirt bags are totally welcome in their private money making charade, money is their god and the single motivation in their lives, it is the corporate way.

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