
Bill from NYC
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Astro's Bills Scouts Tracker via Google Docs
Bill from NYC replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in College Football
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -
Big Ben Texted Bell Before Deadline-NO ANSWER
Bill from NYC replied to Returntoglory's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
That's right. People with power, connections, and money NEVER go free. NEVER!!!!! Signed, Hillary and Bill Clinton -
2019 Mock Drafts and top prospects
Bill from NYC replied to thunderingsquid's topic in College Football
Mike Williams was excellent in college. The man was huge and overpowered his opponents. He also had sloppy work ethics, a weight problem, and a chronic ankle injury. Now, an ankle injury is huge for any football player. For a 360 pound man it is devastating. Oh.....and he played Right Tackle. Drafting him at #4 was just plain stupid. As for McKinnie, you make him sound average and he was FAR from it. Was he as good as Orlando Pace? No. He was however a rock solid Left Tackle for the Vikes for many years and as I recall, he even played for another team when he got old and was still functional. The man was said to not have the best work ethic and some off field issues but he could flat out play. There is no doubt about this. A majority of the best left tackles were first round draft choices, many of them early. The Bills passed on them and other fine blockers time and again to draft running backs and secondary, and that is a huge reason for the 2 decades of losing. -
Is No. 1 Ranking Legit or a Mirage?
Bill from NYC replied to st pete gogolak's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I know, right? The nerve of posters to state their views on a message board if they disagree with you!!!!! This defense is better than the 86 Bears and the old Steel Curtain and there is NO room for any discussion. Thank you. -
Nobody wants to talk about this - but - the PUNKS - -
Bill from NYC replied to PUNT750's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Coach, I tried but failed to see any racism in his post. I too am seeing lots of folks who I consider to be "punks" in the news these days and a huge majority are white people wearing masks. Does this mean that I am a racist? Peace! The worst part (imo) is that he looked back to see if the ref was watching. I wonder what his motive was. Seriously, has anyone explained that? -
McCarron was very good and quite efficient. He played behind the best college OL I have ever seen and as I said, The Tide was primarily a running team during his tenure. As a rule, Alabama had 1 great receiver and other good ones. Now, they have 4 great wideouts (3 sophs and a true freshman), a fantastic receiving TE and a blocking TE (who also catches TD passes). Several of their running backs also can catch. The team is now built to utilize the passing game. Anything can happen but at the rate he is going, Tua will be the best qb in an Alabama history which includes of course Bart Starr, Joe Namath, and Ken Stabler. The kid is THAT good. Great avitar!!!
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WTF with the “feel bad for Peterman” posts?
Bill from NYC replied to eball's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I used to cringe every time they put Tuel in there. Was he as bad as Peterman? I know he doesn't have the same interception stats (nobody does) but I remember thinking that Teul had almost no chance of completing a pass. -
WTF with the “feel bad for Peterman” posts?
Bill from NYC replied to eball's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Neither was a bad guy and neither was a good NFL quarterback. I feel more sorry for Peterman than I did for EJ because EJ made WAY more money as bad as EJ was; I doubt if he is in the record books as one of the worst ever. Good luck to both of them. -
How do you think they will do against Michigan? That could be an important game for Alabama.
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Btw, if you care to be objective, focus on Raekwon Davis (#99). He is held on virtually every play, and sometimes by 2 different players.
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Now there is a lovely accusation. I am a religious person and I cringe when posters mock Coach McDermott for allegedly preferring religious players. The point I was trying to make is that IMO, if a game is going to be fixed, it will not be by refs. I think that corporate interests (networks and advertisers in this case) would be the culprits and I cannot see any reason for them to favor Alabama. Can you? Probably so. I think that I have PTSD from Demetrus Bell. Remember him? He was fast and agile, and would get knocked on his ass on a regular basis. He did 9 reps with 225 at the combines. I hope you are right about Jonah. The kid is excellent and practices against Quinnen Williams every day.
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Like the aunt you mentioned, you too are dripping, in your case with with hate and jealousy but please, don't let me get in the way because it is rather amusing. Have you EVER seen Notre Dame play? If so, don't you think that they get quite a few nice calls? Are you telling me that the networks would rather see the World Champion, currently undefeated University of Alabama Crimson Tide than Notre Dame, who has a built in religious fanbase of tens of millions? Wake up if you will. Alabama is a small market team. They just happen to be great. As for teams like Texas A&M and Mississippi State, they are superior to many teams outside their conference. Coming into the game, MSU had the 2nd ranked defense in the country. Auburn? How did they look against Washington? These teams are every bit as good as the 2nd tier Big 10 teams. In fact, MSU reminds me a bit of Michigan. The talent is lopsided to the defensive side. In any event, enjoy your day. And do enjoy next Saturday locked in a sound proof room, so nobody can hear you cheer for your second rate team.
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The OL was good, not great. LG Lester Cotton was replaced several games ago with a kid who was doing quite well. He got hut and Cotton came back in and you could see the difference. Jonah looked good but I have never seen him look bad since he has ben at Alabama. He was even spectacular at RT at his size. Jonah is a perfect college LT but remember, he came to Bama as a 245 pound TE. Now this is great for coordination but can he keep the weight on to play in the NFL? Probably, but that (imo) is a risk for a top 10 pick. His weight lifting numbers at the combine will matter a lot imo but again, his balance and footwork would appear to be flawless and he practices every day against monsters. Nobody said that was a good call. Now, do you really think that Alabama gets more favorable calls than Notre Dame? Imo, a Notre Dame championship is exactly what the networks want, not another title for the Crimson Tide.
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Is that the place from which you inherited your jealous traits?
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Please. Two of those calls were shaky, but it is usually the other way around. And if a team wants to beat The National Champion University of Alabama Crimson Tide, the thing is; you might want to score a point against them. This is something that just has not happened in 8 full quarters. Make no mistake, the Tide can lose. I fully know this. But do let me know who you think will beat us.
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(hypothetical) Alabama vs. Bills spread
Bill from NYC replied to Kirby Jackson's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
One good thing that could come out of this matchup would be if McDermott took the time to explain the "process" he invented to Coach Saban. It might help Nick in his future endeavors. -
Astro's Bills Scouts Tracker via Google Docs
Bill from NYC replied to 26CornerBlitz's topic in College Football
If you are including the 2020 draft, Alabama has 3 wide receivers who will almost certainly go in round 1 and another who is a true freshman who is in the same class already. This doesn't include the TE who gets better every week. I am loving it that Beane is personally scouting these players. -
The above doesn't seem to be a problem for everyone.
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13 Killed; 18 Hurt in So. Cal. Bar Mass Shooting
Bill from NYC replied to Fadingpain's topic in Off the Wall Archives
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(hypothetical) Alabama vs. Bills spread
Bill from NYC replied to Kirby Jackson's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Well lets see....who did McDermott shamelessly plagiarize the "process" from? I cringe when McDermott uses that term, but the screen names it has brought here are just too funny!!! -
(hypothetical) Alabama vs. Bills spread
Bill from NYC replied to Kirby Jackson's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I am one of the biggest Crimson Tide Fans in New York. Alabama would lose miserably. I will also say that almost every starter currently on the Tide will be better than almost every current Bills starter, but not yet. They are college kids and the Bills would beat them. -
We gotta find a way to lose this one boys.
Bill from NYC replied to Ramza86's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
McKinnie did have some issues. Imo, if he worked harder and partied less he would have been Orlando Pace great. Instead, he was only Jumbo Elliot great. McKinnie would have made a very big difference on our team. -
Coach Length To Put Program In
Bill from NYC replied to corta765's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
That too was bad. We will know what the story is early on in the next draft. We have dire need at every offensive position. If they draft early round secondary and neglect WRs and OL, it would not surprise me if the franchise folds.