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  1. 9 minutes ago, Warcodered said:

    Sounds like instead of blaming Bill Belichick the coach you're blaming Bill Belichick the GM.

     

     

    Emm..I wouldn't say that. They are still first in their division right? They beat you guys right with these same players...stop trying to reach. I just said I don't see how they were out coached. 

     

    Not everytime you lose its the coaches fault. Players do shoulder the responsibility too if you try to be logical about it.

  2. 7 minutes ago, Johnnycage46 said:

    Take off your fan glasses.  Pats undoubtedly came in to stop the run and couldn't.  Out.  Coached.

     

     

    That's not a coaching issue, that is a player performance issue. You as a Bills fan should know that. Even If you stack the line and they still get through thats not the coaches fault thats the players..

     

    You realize there are great players in the league that you know what they are going to do and you still don't stop them right?

  3. 8 minutes ago, Bubba Gump said:

     

    Reich going for it 3 times on 4th and short converting them all with the same play, BB going for a FG after not kicking it 3 mins earlier...

     

     

    Going for it on 4th down given the situation is not on the opposing coach. 

     

    That decision didn't cost them the game either. Block punt and turnovers did the actual damage.

  4. 8 hours ago, cd1 said:

     

    I wonder how much "heavy snow" Josh Allen played in before he became a Bill? I wonder how many Buffalo Bills players or coaches, for that matter come from warm weather states?  It is total BS to think that a kid from Firebaugh, California has some sort of magical advantage playing " in the mud, rain, heavy snow...everything expect(?) a thunderstorm".  You forgot to mention the WIND; the very element we could not overcome last night.

     

    Another thing, teams that come to play in the wacky western NY weather have ONE game possibly effected by the elements. The Buffalo Bills have HALF of their entire season possibly influenced by the elements. It makes it much more difficult to remain competitive.

     

    IMHO...

     

     

    The Bills been around for 50 years..are u trying to say you lost more games because of the weather and not cause the other team better prepared?

     

    Cause NE weather could be hell and I remember a certain California kid playing great in the snow..

     

    And I don't know..I would say, the coaching stuff should understand about the weather and coach that way..

     

    The GM should understand its Buffalo n not California and draft players that can handle it...

     

    And nobody plays in a thunderstorm.

  5. 6 minutes ago, SCBills said:

    Worst game watching experience I have ever had.

     

    That wasn't football and I am disgusted that we will be building a new stadium without a roof.  

     

     

    football has been played in the mud, rain, heavy snow...everything expect a thunderstorm. How was that not football?

    6 minutes ago, SCBills said:

     

     

    Look at our home games this year.  Almost every game has had discussion leading up of weather/wind and how that helps the opposing team.  Specifically the wind... no other team deals with this nonsense as often as we have lately.  

     

     

    It's northeast weather though. Bills been existed for 50 years or so.....so this kind of stuff happens. (not all the time though) 

  6. On 12/4/2021 at 2:53 PM, Hapless Bills Fan said:

     

    In the last 3 games, the  OL has been Wynn, Karras, Andrews, Mason, Trent Brown, and that's who the Patriots have listed as starters on their depth chart.  I believe Onwenu had replaced Brown at RT for the Jets, Chargers, and Panthers games.

     

    Prior to that (games 3 through 6) the Pats were playing several substitutes on OL and I think, guys out of position.  I dunno about pressure on Jones, but he threw more picks in that stretch (2 or 3 per game) and, NE had 49 rush yards against the Saints  and -1 (no typo) against the Bucs.  Evidently the OL impacts the QB's play and the run game, Who Knew?

     

    I'm not sure the starters at the beginning of the season are the guys that are now starters (just as the Bills starting OL changed)

     

    Perhaps one of our resident Pats fans such as @PatsFanNH or @Ghost_002! could comment on the Pats OL situation.

     

    According to pro football reference, the Pats run play action on 26% of their passing attempts.  They rush on almost half (46%) of their offensive plays, which helps set that up.  Play action, a heavy dose of rushing plays, and a short passing game designed to get the ball out of Jones hands quickly help to minimize pressure on him.  Same source, Jones is blitzed on 1/3 of his pass attempts (33%) but only hurried on 19.3% of them. 

     

    Jones gets the ball out very quickly - 8th in the league at 2.3 sec and different from 4th by the hundredths place.  I think that's by the design of their game.  Jones gets almost half his passing yards as YAC - the Pats average 5.6 air yards per completion and 5.5 YAC.

     

    The Pats pass 77% of the time from the Shotgun, and 29% of the time from under Center, which are fairly big disparities.

     

     

     

     

     

     

    This is a moot point now since the game is over. But the Pats Oline play struggled in the beginning of the season,  whoever they projected to be the starters at that time...it just wasn't working. Some injuries(Isaiah Wynn..always hurt) had occurred so i don't know  if it forced them to switch some players around or they seen the Oline play in the beginning just wasn't work and Mac Jones was going to get killed so they switched it up anyways. But since they switched some players around on the line, things had gotten better. 

  7. 17 minutes ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:

    We don’t need you to educate us on anything Pats. We can get that from credible sources. So honestly the only thing your presence here does is annoy Bills fans. I bet if the Bills win and win big, we won’t see much of you for awhile. And if the Pats win you will get yourself banned pretty quick.

     

     

    Don't do this to yourself. I been here for a year. The Bills won the division last year and blew out the pats in their last game and i was here. I never said anything about any of the Bills loses or said nothing about the bills losing the division lead or tying it. Win or lose i will be here when i choose to be. And i do not post caring who likes that i am here or who doesn't. I have had some good exchanges with a few fans here and I am ok with that. All others i really don't pay any attention to. I'm just posting. making the same statements others have. Just interesting to see how you react to it. You really do not have to pay me any mind. 

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  8. 1 hour ago, BADOLBILZ said:

     

     

    My family in Mass and RI would very much disagree with this statement.   But in fairness........Boston has only been a baseball town since the mid-1960's.   Now that they've won some WS titles maybe that scratched an itch they had but as a Yankees fan there is nothing more satisfying than hearing "Yankees suck" chanted at EVERY Red Sox gathering. :lol:  Nobody is in the head of a fanbase like that.......even when they've gotten the better of the Yanks for past 20 years.   And as a Bills fan it really tells me that the Pats are still A LONG way from causing that much anxiety to the fan base.

     

    As for the younger crowds just playing "other sports".........I think that is a mis-perception.   Prior to the pandemic, enrollment in organized youth baseball was exploding nationally for the prior 5 years.  And the programs in New England in particular have become huge.   Right now,  kids just aren't playing sports at all.    HS sports programs are having a hard time competing with high paying part time jobs because so many adults have refused to return to work.   Football is being hit the hardest.   Rival schools are having to merge football programs just to field teams.   So football is definitely not one of the "other sports".

     

     

    I think if you were to look up the numbers, you would see what i mean. The patriots are more popular in Boston. From TV ratings to overall just the "talk of the town" especially as the red sox owners are fallen out of popularity when their fans. And i dont know how it is in your region but where I am in Boston. I haven't seen really any issues in football or basketball now that everything is opening up. This summer was crazy for Basketball, although the H.S. football team sucked this years, there still seemed to be a decent turn out to watch HS football.   

  9. 16 hours ago, P Riv said:

    I don't think there will be that many, maybe 10% of the stadium at best.  They do have a huge fan base, but I don't recall seeing a ton of them ever.  I've been to Gillette, and they're actually pretty tame there too.  

    I have no idea why anybody would want to fight fans of another team... wtf is that.  If I saw that, I'm on the side of the victim, colors don't mean sh't.  That hoodlum BS doesn't represent my town.  Calling fans cheaters?  again, wtf is that.  

     

     

    yea I dont get "hating" someone because of the laundry they wear, but that is whatever. I know i would have no problem going to a bills game in buffalo wearing patriots gear, and i have seen plenty of bills fans at patriots games in foxboro. And there has been no issue. 

     

    shoot my family if they seen a rival fan would invite them to have a drink with them. 

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  10. 57 minutes ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:

     

    You are a Pats fan on a Bills board. If you don’t like how people here react, I think I can speak for most of us when I say, “why don’t you make like a tree, and get out of here”.

     

     

    Yea lets act like an adult. Nothing I just said should offend anyone and if it did, then that speaks more about you than me and my fandom. Thanks!

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  11. 9 hours ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:


    ok ya got me.  10-5 and a playoff game 


    In 4 years in KC.  1 winning season. 
    19 games won.  

     

    Beyond that 9 other wins in 5 seasons. 

     

    Shall we talk Jimmy Garoppolo? Or Jacoby Brissett?

    Both highly touted in NE. 
     

    Jimmy G got paid a 💩 load of $ and he’s mediocre at best. 
     

    Jacoby had 3 years in Indy and is backing up Tua no?

     

    THE POINT 

    lets not jump to conclusions 

     

     

    You do not want to talk Jimmy Garoppolo because he lead the 9ers to a SB and almost won. You must not remember how nice Garoppolo was before he got injured. And if your point is not to jump to conclusions then you  (if you are) and a host of others should not be talking down in anyway about Jones because he is a rookie and for the 1000th time he is purposely not being asked to do too much, even though his detectors are ignoring that just because he plays for your rivals. 

     

     

    add there have been plenty of QBs who have helped their team win a SB with not having a HOF arm....

  12. 1 hour ago, streetkings01 said:

    https://youtu.be/LzVeO74M6jI


    I listened to it again and heard exactly what I heard the first time. They even admitted they were rough on the Bills this segment.

     

    Belichicks record against McDermott without mentioning Brady, but making sure to point out the 2 losses we’re with Newton. 

     

     

    Ok first the clip is titled Peter Schrager BELIEVES Josh Allen in Buffalo BIlls vs New England Patriots. 

     

    Then the host brings in a lady talking about the bills and how the coach believes in Josh Allen then the show their selves begin to show buffalo bills highlights.

     

    Kyle proceeds to say pats and puts up a graphic showing their last 8 or so meetings...and as i said every other host actually speaks about the current situation for each team..with Peter and  Michael saying the Bills., in fact..Michael says.."i am still going with the bills, my bills"  I do not see or hear what you are hearing...

     

    like i think you are being very hyper sensitive because that segment was pretty fair with two out of the four host cheering for the bills. 

     

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  13. 42 minutes ago, PaattMaann said:

     

    why "of all people"? He was known for knocking people out. That quote is him referring to just knocking people out because then you can't execute your plan...

     

     

    I know what he was referring to (i am a boxing fan) but the quote itself can be and has been applied to anything that requires strategy. When Tyson was boxer he was a loose cannon. He never thought before he spoke. That is what I am referring to.

     

    He once said he would eat an opps. heart, and his opps. kids thsn turned right around and said "praise be to allah" . Tyson now  is totally a different person.  

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