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  1. 8 year old me was with my brother and Mom in the upper deck. I wanted to go home at halftime because of the cold and never thought they would come back. I begged and begged but my mother said we paid good money and we were going to stay no matter what happened. Best decision she ever made. 

     

    The stadium emptied out so much that me and my brother went down to the lower deck as they were making their comeback. As we went out the concourse people were climbing the fences trying to get back in and eventually security gave up stopping people from getting back in. Great game and great memories. You can catch a 2 second glimpse of me on the 1993 vhs season review video they used to put out every year.  

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  2. 1 hour ago, thebandit27 said:

     

    I don't entirely disagree, but I think I may not have made my point clear in my initial question.  It seemed like you were saying "no LB or DT for any reason whatsoever", which is a thought process I can't agree with.

     

    IMO, if that LB or DT had a grade that was elite-level, then you definitely take him, because that's what the top 10 is for.  It also happens to be that the DL appears to be the most well-stocked area when it comes to top-10 talent for the 2019 draft, so it's entirely possible that the team's highest graded player will be a DT or DE.

     

    And in that case, I'm totally fine with taking that guy.

     

    To me, imo the most valuable positions on a football field nowadays on Defense are DE and CB. You really need 2 very good CB's in this day and age. Guys who can lock down the best WR's. Then you need an elite pass rushers whether it be OLB's that can get after it or DE's. I wouldn't mind a Ferrell, or a Josh Allen. I just dont want a DT in round 1. I get it if there is an Aaron Donald you take him, but the chances of that are slim and the past drafts prove my point on that. 

     

    Outside of Donald, Fletcher Cox, and Sheldon Rankins (guys who dominant as a run stopper and pass rusher) the only other elite DT's came out of the 2012 class in the last 7 or 8 years. 

     

    2017

    No DT drafted in the first round

     

    2016

    Sheldon Rankins (Elite)

    Kenny Clark (Bust)

    Robert Nkemdiche (Bust)

    Vernon Butler (Bust)

     

    2015

    Danny Shelton (Bust)

    Malcolm Brown (Average)

     

    2014

    Aaron Donald (Elite)

    Dominique Easley (Bust)

     

    2013

    Sheldon Richardson (Good)

    Star Lotulelei (Solid)

    Shariff Floyd (Bust)

    Sylvester Williams (Bust)

     

    2012

    Dontari Poe (Good)

    Fletcher Cox (Elite)

    Michael Brockers (Good)

     

    2011

    Marcell Dareus (Average)

    Nick Fairley (Bust)

    Corey Liuget (Average)

    Phil Taylor (Bust)

     

     

  3. 31 minutes ago, Gordio said:

     

     

    I know I will get flamed for this one but I would love to see them draft Greedy Williams from LSU to pair up with White.  I think we maybe picking too high though.  

     

    I think in this pass happy league with the best QBs and teams you have to have two shutdown corners. 

     

    If that’s Williams then I have zero problem with it, but you better be ready to pay them when their contracts are up. 

     

    We play the Pats and even tho Tom Brady is close to retirement I suspect they’ll be good for about another 2-3 years. Having Tre White, Williams, Johnson, and Wallace as a top 4 and Poyer and Hyde at safety with a hopefully developing Siran Neal make us the proper kryptonitr for the Pats in the future but also the Chiefs hopefully down the road. 

     

    Just don’t take a LB or a DT in round 1 and I’m okay with it. 

  4. I understand the Bills keeping DaBoll he was brought in with nothing can’t fire a guy for that. 

     

    Crossman on the orher hand should be the sacrificial lamb. When the back end of your roster is covered with “premiere” STs guys like Andre Holmes, Julian Stanford, Deon Lacey etc and they are thst bad plus the exchanging of Punters, it’s time to go. 

  5. Dear Lord, the kid had a great game for sure, but this goes with how this world is now, where everyone immediately lauds or dumps on a guy immediately. 

     

    He played the Raiders who are an absolute dumpster fire, the team had zero tape on him so they didn’t know his strengths and weaknesses. 

     

    Have we learned nothing from Rob Johnson etc with guys who look great then get figured out once flaws show. Bills fans were ready to anoint Allen after the Vikes game.

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  6. 44 minutes ago, HuSeYiN_NYC said:

     

    Dude i saw that lol... Dabol's play sheet looked like it was in his back pocket for like 3 months n went through the dryer a few times by accident and it looked handwritten and he was staring at it like it was difficult to read.

     

    It wasn’t his play sheet. It was a random piece of paper covering the backside of the play sheet on top. 

     

    It makes sense to do it. The Patriots and Bills schemes offensively probably are very similar and have a lot of the same terminology since Daboll came from that tree. Also we know the Patriots cheat so he was just protecting it

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  7. Boroquez is killing me tonight and not just for the dropped snap and 28 yard punt which obviously is not good. 

     

    Two other punts he could have placed the Patriots inside the 10 yard line and made Brady drive the whole field. He failed to do that both times and the Pats got it at the 25. 

     

    These se small things are what kill you against the Pats esp when your O sucks and your defense is completely hanging in there

  8. Coaching and Scheme play a part for sure but players make or break coaches not the other way around. You talk about how great Teddy M was and he was good at his job but he had 4 Hall of Famers on that offense in Kelly, Thomas, Reed, and a late career Lofton. He also had very good role players and solid starters as well including Kent Hull.

     

    The Bills offense was LOADED in that era. The Bills haven't had a Quarterback or a well built offense. You can blame that on the General Managers for sure that have been here since that era but I FIND IT VERY HARD TO BELIEVE that not 1 HC or 1 OC has been worth their salt in the last 28 years and dont know how to Coach or Scheme.

     

    Its simply put, we haven't had enough good players here particularly at the most important position in football in the last 28 years.

     

    Perfect example is the Jacksonville Jaguars. Fantastic Defense, probably the most talented Defense currently in the game. They sit at 3-5 because they have Blake Bortles back there. You get the Jags a QB and they are going to the Super Bowl.

  9. There was a point yesterday when the Bills were up 13-10 bleeding the clock down and I was thinking holy crap Sean McDermott deserves Coach of the Year if he has this roster at 3-3. Guys this is the worst roster in the NFL besides maybe Oakland, Arizona, and Indy and 2 of those teams have way better offenses and QBs. 

     

    This team is in play for the 1st pick, and it was designed to bottom out to rebuild this group with young talent(10 picks) and supplement them with FAs(80 mill). They expect to see a big leap in 2019, it will all depend on Allen like every team when it comes to the QB position 

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  10. 59 minutes ago, pimp on da' net said:

    I love this by McD. It shows that details are important...

     

    Why didn't Dabol, show the same concern? I hope the OC got a wake up as well.

     

    I laughed cause the video was a typical assistant coach. The clip shows Daboll standing in the back going through the script and then you see Allen throw and Ray Ray trying to catch it behind his back. 

     

    Then you get the McDermott tirade to the WRs and all of a sudden you see Daboll on the move looking like he’s coaching up the WRs while the HC is looking 

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  11. The thing that I liked the most about Allen’s 2nd start compared to his first was his willingness to take the check down pass. I noticed on a couple of occasions against the Chargers he had the back in the middle of the field for 5 yards but took more chances throwing into tight places. 

     

    This is past week he went through his progressions saw nothing and dumped it down

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  12. I like it for the simple fact he can be another trade chip down the line even if he can be rehabilitated into a good backup. 

     

    You saw in the preseason multiple backup QBs go for mid round picks. It’s good asset management especially with the QB position. 

     

    Do i I think he’ll ever be a starter? I doubt it but he isn’t being brought into do that. A couple QBs go down and all of a sudden with the lack of talent at QB we might get some calls

  13. The moment he was drafted I knew we were in trouble. As a Florida State fan, the 2012 FSU team that finished 10-3 was just as talented as the 2013 team that won the title.

     

    The difference was James Winston was the QB. Manuel singlehandly was the reason the 2012 team didn’t play in the title game. 

     

    I said it at the time and was met by the 65% completion percentage, pro style, big talented arm crowd. This after watching 3 seasons of every game of the guy

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