Don Otreply

Bado being Bado, he is generally not enthusiastic about most personnel acquisitions, it’s kinda how he is in his posts, with the occasional glimmers of actual enthusiasm mixed in,

He needed an Elite QB, couldn’t do it with Bledsoe, and Eli Manning out scored Brady twice…,

“With Brady” is the lynchpin, without Brady, not so much,

That’s what is said about every middling HC, “ all he needs is a real QB” yadda Yadda yadda, with out Brady the guy is the Kurt Cousins of head coaches,

The guy is washed.

Lol, what a total sh-t show, The hysterical thing is that these people appear to think that emails are private, what a bunch of knuckleheads. GO BILLS!!!

!!! ZOMBIE THREAD ALERT!!! And it can’t be killed, run for your lives!!! unless the endless loop of repetitive nonsense is your thing…

The Bills biggest issue is the O-LINE! (and has been for years) Followed by play calling concepts / scheming / design and execution, last but not least, in game playoff coaching. The talent is basically in place. I do enjoy reading about NE’s plunge to the bottom, makes me feel happy,

There is no depriving involved in not being in debt your whole life, you don’t need to be rich to enjoy a good bottle of wine with friends, you don’t have to be rich to share great food with friends. It is a fallacy to think saving and retiring early is burdensome, but you do you, and when those of the younger generation realize by following that path they will likely never be able to retire…, why would anyone recommend such a detrimental course of life to follow. Oh, and I had an absolutely fun time when I was young, healthy, and working, I had some of the most exciting experiences of my life during those years,

Here, let me get you a shovel…,

Anyone who believes that steaming pile of …, let me put it like this, “a fool and his/her money is soon parted” We, many years ago payed off all our debt, “saved” our money and retired “early”. The knowledge and feeling of not working for anyone but yourself is nearly indescribably freeing. I highly recommend it.

Carry as little debt throughout your life as possible, and pay it ALL off long before you retire.

A fine idea, and you are correct, he will remember it all his life, 👍

Ah, did he buy a beach house too…, 😂

Doomed I say, doomed…,

Never heard of him/her,

Well, the running game is usually considered part of the offense, and being that Dorsey is the OC…, 😁👍 Granted, it’s been our O-lines inability to do their job in the run game, (or passing game for that matter) and that is because it is a long standing Bills tradition of many decades to continuously ignore the concept of upgrading the O-line. Now maybe, just maybe our HC & GM have finally seen the light/got their respective heads out of their backsides concerning this aspect of the game…, we shall see…, 🤞

Ya Gotta admit that this Demi god worship nonsense is reaching new lows, it appears a second hobby is in order for the “unwashed” masses…,

Imo, this is closer to the truth than some may want to hear, Can’t see the risk management people at OBD saying that it would be a good idea to keep him on the team / play the guy, maybe it’s just me,

Morse isn’t going anywhere, who else is playing center at his level? Hines isn’t going anywhere, his STs contributions as a return specialist alone make him pretty much a lock. Hamlin, Murray and several others are more likely to be traded/released. 53 & the PS guys, lots of guys won’t be here come game day.

Not gonna read the thread, So, did the scumbag have a heart attack or not, and if so did he die? I really hope he did or is at least have his health be so extremely compromised that he can’t even go for a walk ever again, and then dies a slow agonizing death alone. I think that about raps up my feelings on this matter. GO BILLS!!!

True, but if ya don’t hire the right people, and bring good players the majority of the time what have you got then? It is McB that do these things. McDermott has coached very well, and Beane has been a good GM, do they have short comings? Yup, they sure do (namely in the post season) and I have been vocal about that on this board, wanting Frazier shown the door and the seasonal O-line issues etc, but McB are the ones who put it all together, they get the credit, and the blame. It appears that McDermott is taking the bull by the horns this upcoming season, and Beane made notable strides to improve the offense, they too can learn, to slowly for us fans though…, 😁

That’s okay, but it doesn’t change what happened, McB brought in Dabol…, and Dabol did what he was hired to do, Beane and McDermott are the ones moving the chess pieces on the board, like it or not it was they who brought in the pieces, they orchestrated the whole thing, there is no way to get around this fact. I also have been vocal on this board that Frazier should be shown the door, and that Beane has neglected the O-line, they make mistakes like ALL GMs & HCs , But McB get the credit for what goes right, they are the ones who put then pieces in play..

It was McDermott and Beane who brought in Allen and made his development possible. So it is they who get the credit for the team success, they are the ones that move the chess pieces.

The point of Josh’s statement is not that he won’t run the ball anymore, what he is aspiring to achieve is to grow his “craft” as a QB, such as; seeing the field better, taking what defenses give him, keeping the opposing offense off the field, etc etc. Josh has said Tom Brady was a QB he looked up to when he was younger and Josh, like everyone else knows damn well Brady wasn’t out running anyone, yet he won repeatedly not running the ball. The writing is on the wall and Josh appears to have read it, at least that is my hope..,