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7 minutes ago, NewEra said:
He just lost 30 LBs this offseason. I don’t think they want him back to his original al weight, but if he can add 30lbs and not sacrifice much of the speed he’s gained 👍🏻
I’m all about him putting some weight back on, but probably 10-20ish
If he can be what he was at Iowa and they pick off another free agent edge rusher the prospect of actually improving the pressure packages is realistic.
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Just now, NewEra said:
Shaq and David are free agents.....we can dream right?
Shaq is a pass rusher and would play DE for us.
White was a top 10 pick as an inside LB and one of the best LBs prospects I’ve ever watched. We could get lucky a la a Darius Leonard type 2nd rd pick. There are a bunch of backers I like in this draft.
I agree that LBers of white and David caliber are complete game changers. They are for sure. They just don’t have the impact of a dominant pass Rush
Hopefully the braintrust is on the same page. Look for Epenesa to add 30 lbs of muscle and be productive next season also.
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15 minutes ago, NewEra said:
Yup. That was a terrible call and completely changed the game. As did many of the calls. It was very poorly officiated 2nd quarter imo
Just saw this too.
Our pass rush needs upgrading MUCH more than our LBs. They were the difference in the game.
If Milano leaves, the guy we replace
him with is an important piece, no doubt.
But we aren’t going to acquire a LB as good as Devin White. He’s on another level. Maybe we can sign David, but I doubt he leaves TB. This position is important, but secondary to improving our pass rush
I agree about improving the pass rush but when you have Barrett, White or David, these ferocious edge and stunt blitzes, make Oliver, Hughes and Epenesa better. I know White and Barrett quality LBs aren't readily available, but one LB game changer would go a long way to putting us on another level.
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It's gotta help but he could use some athletic guards as well, as much as I love Mongo and respect what Boettiger did this season.
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Shaq , White and David are beasts and should represent the blueprint for how to take down the high powered offenses in the NFL. We had a couple of speedy LBs, but they weren't physical enough and didn't pressure the QBs, shut down running games or instill fear in receivers, especially tight ends. running routes underneath. They had no interceptions and on the biggest stage came up short. Our LBs need upgrading.
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One game, anything can happen, but Tampa has the type of team to beat us 6 or 7 out of 10. Their d-line and LBs are as good as the Rams and far better than KC. The Tampa O-line dominated KC and they were able to score at will, which we could not and field goals never get it done against good teams. Tampa is the better team this year, but we are coming.
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Williams was solid and deserves to come back. We could do a lot worse at right tackle.
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On 2/4/2021 at 3:15 AM, JerseyBills said:
I seen the banter on here about KC being too chippy.
Then I go on Twitter tonight and I see 3 videos by Bills fans saying they won't root for KC because of these plays!
A trip to the SUPERBOWL was on the line. I'd expect the game to get a bit chippy. I'm just tired of the whining. This is football.
If the shoe was on the other foot and our guys on D are feeling confident enough to act like that, I'd be thrilled and would have spent last week researching tickets to a Bills SB game.
They were better and more physical and deserved the W.
I'm tired of Bills fans whining about these type of plays!
Edit - Only dirty play i saw was Jones punching Mongo.
I would've loved to see our D slam Hill and hit Mahomes like that. Fair play to them, our Bills will get revenge next year.
Bills fans don't need to hold back their contempt for late hits on their passport to success for the next decade. The shoe wasn't on the other foot because our guys didn't look to hurt Mahomes after the game was sealed. Mongo and Dawkins should have exacted retribution a play earlier. Do you think anyone would have tolerated this crap if it was the GOAT. His O-lineman would have been cut after the game, if they didn't stand up for their guy.Going forward, no cheap shots will go unpunished on our franchise. Sorry if it upsets your sensitivities.
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18 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:
I think Allen is there already. He's great. Mahomes is there too and he's simply proven to be greater. Their contests have been no-contest. They've both been starters in the NFL since 2018 and their teams are in relatively similar cap situations so I don't think it's to be assumed that the Bills and Allen can get better and the Chiefs and Mahomes can't. Beane has been competing against "Billsy" for the past few seasons.......now he has to actually out maneuver the Chiefs while also fending off teams like Indy and Baltimore who are also right on the
Baltimore and Indy don't have the QBs that can attack defenses on multiple levels like JA or Mahomes. I think the Bills will improve dramatically on defense next season to bring them closer to KC. Mahomes has never faced a Bills defense that could pressure him and neutralize Kelce. Do that and Buffalo can play KC tough.
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I love this guy. Eloquent, highly motivated, leader for young players and a flat out winner. This guy was the most influential acquisition the Bills have made since Cornelius Bennett. He makes everyone better. Give me another Diggs or two and coupled with JA17, we wish dominate any defense.
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56 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:
The "2 weapons that are HOF candidates" were on the field.......along with the NFL's leading rusher Kareem Hunt........when a Bills defense that had just experienced their worst 3 game stretch in franchise history went to KC and shut down Reid and his Chiefs in 2017. With just a top 10-12 QB in the NFL in Alex Smith they weren't that scary.
Too much is made of the significance of Mahomes "weapons".
Mahomes elevates the level of those around him...........the AFCCG where the Chiefs were piling up yards of RAC? That was just taking the low hanging fruit. He wasn't pressured or stressed at all. If he had to push the ball down the field more he could have. They absolutely toyed with the Bills scared and tentative defensive strategy.
Josh is a year or 2 away. After the leap he made from year 2 to 3, surround him with a quality running back and an improvement in run blocking along the o-line and anyone would like his chances to ascend to the top of the league.
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Corey has been awesome. His mishits get great topspin rolls and his bombs flipped field position all year long. Who doesn't like this guy?
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I am the biggest JA fan out there, and I know Mahomes is better right now and it's not close. Mahomes has 2 weapons that are HOF candidates and a better O-line, so that has to be factored in, but in their face to face matchups, Mahomes dominated and Mahomes has gotten to 2 SBs being behind in every playoff game. When JA gets to a SB and beats Mahomes to get there, let's have the conversation.
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It was chippy because as the game became one sided , KCs defense started hitting Josh after his throws and after the whistle. The altercation with Monzo and Dawkins and #57 was in response to these hits. KC was not the classiest of winners. Sorry.
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It would be beyond must see TV if this team improves pass rush and run defense. With any improvement by a running back, there would be no team on that schedule we couldn't beat.
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Milano does not deserve top dollar because he does not impact games like LBs , that get sacks, interceptions and more bone crunching tackles. Warner, Ingram, the 3 Tampa LBs, Van Noy, TJ Watt, Dupree , Leonard Floyd are all more durable and productive. Milano had a chance to put his stamp on our post season, he whiffed. Let him find top dollar elsewhere.
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He should look for a edge rusher or a game changing LB. Running back is also a necessity, but a solid, not necessarily spectacular, but with speed, will suffice.
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14 minutes ago, Man with No Name said:
the nfl is a joke. the scuffle was set off by allen getting taken down 2 seconds after a whistle. it's the officials who should be fined.
They were roughing Josh afer the release on several plays during that drive and called a personal foul on #57 2 plays before the play they got fined for.i applaud Mongo and Dawkins for hitting that cheap shot artist. The game was out of reach when he tried to hurt Josh. The Bills should pay those fines.
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5 hours ago, Marv's Neighbor said:
This is something that could very well come back to bite us in the as*. If he gets cut, there's no way he dosn't get offers from other teams. He's a good runner, and receiver, just needs to have a line that can create some running lanes for him.
Don't blame the o-line, he was timid and went down easy. His 1st year he was elusive, and broke a few tackles. Moss ran harder and even Williams looked good with our O-line. Do you think , Moss and Yeldon would have displaced him if they thought Devin could do anything. He can't pick up blitzes and he's not any good in the screen game. Maybe Sean lights a fire under him, but it's foolish to expect him to be a featured back on this explosive offense.
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5 hours ago, Turf Toejam 34 said:
I believe that continuing to predict Edmunds "high ceiling" and pointing to his youthfulness doesn't hold water. This was his third year in the system. If the light bulb isn't going on by now, when will it? By using a high pick for MLB, it is obvious that they are looking for a player with many of the capabilities of a Luke Kuechly---a player that in the third year in McDermott's defense had 153 total tackles, 3 sacks, 12 passes defended, 1 interception, and 1 forced fumble. More bulk isn't going to solve what is going on inside his head. The TE reception stats for 2020 were atrocious, and right now there's nothing on the horizon to make it any better.
Still can't give up on a guy,22, on rookie contract, who averages well over 100 tackles a season. MLB on a team that goes to AFC championship, must have had many good games. His speed and wingspan are impressive. Maybe it's the coaching. Frazier and co. , we're the problem against KC.
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36 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
I don't think Beane views the decline in run game as being primarily on Singletary. As I said elsewhere, Beane won't tell you everything he's thinking but if he does say something, I believe he means it and it reflects his thinking. In response to two separate questions, he talked about needing to "practice, emphasize, work on" the run game and about how it's unfair to single out the RBs for the decline in run production, how all the blocking needs to work and if one guy misses a block the run gets stuffed.
The first 7 weeks of the season especially, our OL was constantly in flux and missing 2/5 intended week1 starters, which would fit with that. Once Feliciano came back and Morse returned from concussion, we settled down.
In the middle of the season when we focused on the run, Singletary got just as many carries as he did at the start of the season and broke more yards with them (Week 8, 12, and 13)
All that said, I don't think Singletary seemed as sharp or focused and driven as he was last year. I think Gore provided leadership and player coaching that he badly missed. He might also be the kind of guy who just really struggles with Zoom U.
I understand the desire to give Devin a pass, being a 2nd year player and for sure our pass protection was more consistent than run blocking. Having said that he doesn't break tackles and doesn't hit the hole like an explosive back. Williams looked like the type of hungry back in the Miami game, we need. Not necessarily Williams, but that type of hard running with aggression.
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20 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
I wouldn't go as far as that last, but yeah, Singletary fell off Big Time this year. I'm willing to believe it's not all on him, but some of it is.
I'm gonna bet that when I go through the all-22, I'm going to find hot reads.
Do you mean the coaching didn't help his performance this season? I'm sure they saw the decline and went towards pass heavy offense with Moss featured in short yardage and killing the clock scenarios.
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1 hour ago, LABILLBACKER said:
He had no hot reads for the blitzes. He ran no draws or screens on the pressure from KC. He better find a big upgrade at RB & TE. This offense with Singletary and Knox is pretty sad. You can't expect your top 3 wrs to do everything.
He had a perfectly set up screen to extend a drive and Singletary dropped the ball. He stunk up the field in the biggest game of his life. What happened to this guy? He was elusive, quick and productive. He became timid and tentative. Yeldon looked like Thurman compared to Singletary.
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42 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:
He had no hot reads for the blitzes. He ran no draws or screens on the pressure from KC. He better find a big upgrade at RB & TE. This offense with Singletary and Knox is pretty sad. You can't expect your top 3 wrs to do everything.
Josh was able to squeeze out two tough playoff wins with Diggs and Davis having their way with man coverage and making some good runs himself, but you can't expect to beat KC when they take Diggs away. Dabol must be innovative in a big spot like that.
Andy Reid’s son admits drinking before accident that severely injured child [edited title]
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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If Andy's boy doesn't do real time our justice system is laughable. Andy obviously has plenty of culpability in this knucklehead jerk getting employed after pulling a gun in a road rage incident and then getting a DUI a few years ago. NFL players who are rightfully sensitive to racial injustices, need to come out and slam this behavior. A little child is fighting for life , and this privileged drunk has been enabled to threaten innocent lives by an oblivious TV football icon, who has insulated him from scrutiny. Reid has already lost a son to drug addiction. I think he should be sanctioned by the league for allowing his criminal ,maniac son to work in the league without rehabilitation and monitoring.