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It’s actually quite entertaining listening to some of these guys on the radio/tv this morning saying Buffalo can’t do what they did again, but have no problem thinking the Chiefs can consistently put up 40-50. I just wish Buffalo had a top ranked defense and/or an offense that scored more points than KC…..
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2 minutes ago, unbillievable said:
Beane needs to make a statement by cutting the punter before the game.
I would say Bass too, but we need him for kickoffs.
Is this meant to be sarcastic?
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8 hours ago, djp14150 said:
Is romo all that better?
Romo is 100x better! He actually has enthusiasm for both teams, actually diagnoses plays (and not just to prop up his own company like Collinsworth) and doesn’t show as much obvious favoritism
Romo seems to have reached the point where he’s so good at his job that people actually hate him for it
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Gonna need pressure on Mahomes-he’s not turning it over like he was earlier in the year and the Bills got crushed by him last year when they couldn’t generate pressure
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2 hours ago, Magox said:
I don’t believe that to be the case. If he was throwing it away he would have thrown it further out. I think he was throwing it at a place where he knew no Pats player could have made a play and was genuinely surprised that Knox came down with it.
I love how the guy who actually threw the pass admitted that was the case and you’re still like, nah, that’s not what happened 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
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10 minutes ago, Giuseppe Tognarelli said:
I feel like this deserves its own thread because it's definitely great bulletin board material. This guy is an idiot. I have the link here starting at the relevant time (keep watching; it gets worse). Nice to see Matt Cassell defending the Bills though.
Holy crap that was something to watch. Dude is obviously a homer and incredibly salty because his team got whooped, but he continually contradicted himself from one sentence to the next. WHEN the Bills win the super bowl, I want every Buffalo/Rochester sports show to call this guy until he gets on someone’s show and eats a ton of crow!
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I saw that Josh had an almost perfect passer rating…..how did he NOT have a perfect passer rating?? More touchdowns than incompletions! No incompletions the entire second half!
I truly don’t get how they calculate some of these things
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1 hour ago, Nextmanup said:
COVID blame = Bills fandom denial in this instance.
It's hilarious how folks can't rationalize that the Bills fanbase wouldn't sell out out a 70,000 seat playoff game.
"But, but....but...we are the best fans in the NFL!" you can hear them mumbling in a corner, wiping the tears from their eyes between words.
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Just not in the corners of the stadium apparently 😂😉
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6 hours ago, GreggTX said:
These would be my offseason priorities.
1. Big upgrade at RT: I admire the effort by Spencer Brown and he may well have a bright future, but we're in win now mode and he still needs a lot of polishing. 2 probowl OT's would make the whole offense run more smoothly. If, in the mean time, Brown becomes one of our top 5 OL, great. Those are the problems coaches like. I'd have placed the DL as priority 1, but we've already invested in young talent there and Harry is starting to come around.
2. CB2: I commend Dane Jackson for how well he's held up, but he should really be our CB4 with Wallace as CB3. We probably can't afford another CB at White's level of proficiency, but someone halfway between White and Wallace would really help. Besides, White may not be back in 2022 if he needs the full 14 months to recover.
3. Power RB: If we're not building a dome, we need a tank at RB that can go toe to toe with, Henry, Mixon, Taylor in sloppy, cold weather. Stats show that in treacherous footing, heavier, stronger backs run relatively better than lighter, shiftier backs. I've kinda given up on Moss. He can play, but he can't handle that kind of load and generate the results we need. This would also help when Josh is having a bad game. Let the run game take some of the weight and give Josh a chance to ease back into the game with more play action and easier completions. Keep Singletary as RB2.
4.TE Depth: Dawson Knox has made big strides, but he's still not elite. Getting another good TE would be nice, especially if he's a decent run blocker as well as a proficient receiver. Sweeny may not even be around very long.
5. NT: With Harry's ascent, this becomes less urgent, but Phillips still has a long way to go. Star was overpaid. Time to upgrade and move on. Harry's not a true NT. We also don't really know where his ceiling is. We still need a decent true NT for those pound n' ground slugfests in high winds and snow.
WR: Sanders and Beasley have been on a bit of a decline lately. Are Davis, McKenzie and Stevenson the answer or do we need more competition?
...And then there's Tremaine Edmunds and Jerry Hughes.
...Oh and get a darn Punter!
So you’re saying all the Bills really need is just another pro bowl caliber tackle, a #2 cb that might need to be #1 depending on Tre (which essentially means another pro bowl cb if he needs to replace Tre), a running back that’s a strong and quick as Henry, Taylor, and Mixon, not to mention getting another starting caliber tight end and more wide receivers to challenge for the #2 spot…..oh and a punter
sounds easy enough!
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I can’t tell if some of these answers are sarcastic or legit. Some people really think Davis Webb or Barkley or Colt McCoy should really be the back up next year? If you really think that, thank god you’re not in charge of personnel decisions for the Bills!
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2 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:
Remove Allen rushing stats?Are we removing Lamar Jacksons for the Ravens? Kyler Murray for the Cardinals? Jalen Hurts for the Eagles?
That sucks they get to keep theirs.
It doesn’t fit his trolling narrative to also remove their stats
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1 hour ago, VaMilBill said:
I am worried about this game. For one, the Hoodie.
I realize we should have slammed the door shut last game. But also in last game, it required Josh and McKenzie making incredible play after incredible play to sustain drives. I hope josh has it in him again. I’d hate to lose to the pats led by Mac Jones who is a very Tua-esque kinda QB with better coaches
Not to single you out (you’re just the latest one) but I’m seeing this take a lot, and I don’t get it. I keep reading the Bills needed a “perfect” game, they needed no punts, they needed an amazing game from McKenzie and Josh….no they didn’t! They had the game in hand from pretty much the beginning. At no point we’re they really threatened, but for some reason people on here freak out because it’s the Pats and because the Bills didn’t win by 20+ points
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I hadn’t watched the Josh Allen draft video in a while-the interview with Susie Kolber was trash. Josh handled things like a pro immediately, but all she did was pepper him about those tweets that had come out. She asked 3 questions and they were all trap questions. Josh has definitely exceeded expectations and had been nothing but class since the moment he was drafted
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5 minutes ago, T master said:
Not every one can bring to the game what Madden did he was 1 of a kind in the booth & in life !
I grew up with Don Meredith, Frank, Howard, Madden, Summeral, & Al Micheals & how do you follow those guys that is one hell of a high bar to reach ?
Terrico is good but he's one of the last good ones when Micheals leaves which i think he will be soon the announcers besides Nance, Buck & Terrico (maybe Romo) it will be a baron waste land of announcers & the games will be average at best .
There will be others but it will take a while to fill those shoes i mentioned ...
I would be willing to bet if those guys did games now people would criticize them just like people criticize the current guys
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So I see a couple of problems with this-first thing (for me at least) is when you listen to many of these guys who have their own podcasts or YouTube channels is they are BORING! No inflection in their voice, incredibly monotone-I find it very difficult to listen to them.
the second thing that seems to happen to anyone who goes “mainstream” people seem to turn on them almost immediately.
I think too many people think they can do these jobs easily/better than the people currently doing it and it leads to a lot of negativity. Not saying there aren’t bad analysts out there, but I think it’s a bit overblown
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2 hours ago, Pete said:
Hughes, Addison, Sanders, Trubisky, Butler, Boettger, Wallace, Jones, Obada, Breida, Phillips, Zimmer, McKenzie, Neil are all UFA. With our cap constraints, I can't imagine us making any big signings. IMO we must extend Harrison and Levi, and maybe Siran. I know the NFL comp awards system always screws Bills, just like the refs. But everyone of those players will sign somewhere IMO. Put that in your pipe NFL comp man- we will be awarded several comp picks, it's inevitable
You lost me right here-that’s too much whining/crying for me
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24 minutes ago, Bruce Smith said:
What exactly looked pretty good here? Was it the jogging in a straight line? The stretching? The taking a handoff against nobody?
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I’m not sure if it’s open because of Covid, but if the field house is open that’s a cool experience as well
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1 hour ago, reddogblitz said:
I don't think any such thing. I do remember earlier in the year against some bad teams (like Jacksonville) I got the feeling Daboll and McDermott were using this bad competition work on the run game. That's what it looked like to me anyway.
Next time use more words than just “Jacksonville”
it helps on a discussion board if you use your words
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2 minutes ago, Nester said:
Denver
It’s gotta be nice working for the front office of the Broncos-can’t get a competent QB, defense is normally at least decent, just make sure you have a play maker or 2, and because of your location you will always be brought up as a potential landing spot for these QB’s to want to finish out their careers. Become good for a couple of seasons, that QB retires, then you go back to being average at best for a couple of years before the next great QB wants to go there
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29 minutes ago, reddogblitz said:
Jacksonville
What’s your point? So because they had a bad game that day people should be worried he’s going to work on the run game during this game?
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36 minutes ago, NewEra said:
it’s almost as if the actual coaches and talent evaluators never make mistakes. Meanwhile we kept ford, feliciano, Ike and bates over Wyatt Teller.
he flashed some good ability and seems to fit our scheme. I don’t think he’s an RB1 by any means, but he could be a contributor. I trust him more than I do Brieda.
So you trust a guy with a half of a game’s worth of playing time against a team who clearly quit that half over a guy who, while yes has had fumbling issues, has all world speed and has shown the ability to have big games and break big plays? Brieda might not be a workhorse #1 back, but he’s better than Williams
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4 minutes ago, Locomark said:
The only thing I worry about with this game is McD orders us to work on our run game, go conservative, and we stop fine tuning our finest weapons going into the playoffs the next two weeks. We need to be firing on all cylinders going into the playoffs. I want us to have that killer instinct just like we did against the Pats in these last 2 games also.
Why would he do that? This isn’t the preseason-at what point over the last 2 years has McDermott ever shown to just be like “yeah, let’s fine tune this aspect at the expense of winning a game.” He came out guns blazing in the final game last year with absolutely nothing on the line!
The Leadership of Josh Allen
in The Stadium Wall
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Grabbing a guy by the face mask absolutely does not mean you have “it” all that means is that you can’t control your emotions and feel the need to show up your teammate in front of everyone else. That’s not leadership