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If PSE has million number of fans i am one of them ππ». if PSE has ten fans i am one of them. if PSE have only one fan and that is me ππΌππ½ππΎ. if PSE has no fans, that means i am no more on the earth π’. if world against the PSE, i am against the world βπβοΈ. i love #PSE till my last breath.. π .. Die Hard fan of PSE π€πΉ. Hit Like If you Think PSE Best player & Smart In the world π€
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Ture, but none of that stuff involved police intervention or was at any scale close to the stories surrounding Josh, and Josh's level of celebrity. Russ Brandon got a little handsy with some Chip Strip bartenders a couple times. Such a smaller story than what we're dealing with here. There's just nothing comparable to this.
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Do you even read this? It's the same story everyone tells. They all trust their source with their life. I heard it from my sister. I trust her and she would never lie to me, but it doesnt mean she really knows anything about it. She doesnt. But everyone up there was SUPER EXCITED to spread it. edit: The idea that Josh could have so much paparzzi following him last offseason, and with social media, and the fact that ANY sports media would jump all over this story, but somehow EVERYONE has managed to keep it a secret but yet EVERYONE still "knows" it, should be enough to prove it's total BS. ESPN would be all over this. And with so many people talking about it, we can be sure more than one sports jounalist has dug into it. But we have nothing real presented so far. Cmon yall.
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It's the same thing 100,000 other bored Buffalonians were spreading all offseason. There's even like a 100page thread on it in OTW. No evidence, no real story. Just a lot of people repeating the same rumor to the point that everyone has backed each other up so now it's accepted as fact. Kinda like the twitter/news cycle. Politician says something false, someone tweets it, politician uses that tweet to prove their original statement was true.
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Fair point in general, but I just dont see what he has done as that bad. And there is a huge difference between his intention being "my own stats" vs "I want the team to win". Honestly, what has he done? Been a wiener is about it. Voiced his issues, missed a "practice"... what else? Even in Minnesota. He isnt committing crimes or quitting on his team (as a matter of fact, quite the opposite). And frankly, being right does kinda excuse the low level dissatisfaction he has shown. He wants to win, he sees that the team wont win on the track they are currently on, he's trying to get them on the right track. The horror. You can say it isnt the best tactic, and I wont argue that logic. But it's far from the worst, and his intention is winning, and he is right in his football philosophy. π€·ββοΈ Just doesnt seem like it should be enough for fans to turn on him like they are. Or besmirch him like they do in Minn. Too much vitriol for a guy who is out there to win.
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Help me understand the Ken Dorsey hate
DrDawkinstein replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
Decent list. The bold is probably my biggest issue with Dorsey. The Offense was just so janky last year. There was a glaring lack of cohesiveness and just basic football 101 when it was needed most. Way too often the Bills would be up 10-13 points with like 4-5min left. Not a huge, comfortable lead, but enough if you call one more drive correctly. And instead of draining the clock, it was deep shot, deep shot, sack, punt, and give the ball back with 4:30 left, now "only" up 10-13 points and set the other team up perfectly to comeback. He just didnt seem to sense or be able to control the rhythm of the game. I feel his personality and core energy is just to frenetic to effectively lead our guys, especially Josh who can quickly become "sugar rush Josh". All that said, I do believe it can be improved with experience and hope/expect to see some improvements this year. But if they are still all over the map then it's time to move on. We're wasting too much time. -
You beat me to being the first to mention Harbaugh. He is definitely on the list. I'm not as sold on McVay, but I get why you put him on your list. I think mine would be: Reid Belichick Harbaugh Shanahan Honorable Mention: Pete Carroll
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The first 2 are not meltdowns. Although we could probably nitpick through that Texans game. The amount of non-communication and non-coaching that lead to the 13 seconds loss is a coaching meltdown. Allowing your team to show up and play so uninvested and disinterested is a coaching meltdown. While I understand, and even defended all the reasons, for the team to be exhausted in that Cincy game, it is still a coaching failure. As was the way the team was playing during the last 2/3rds of last season. Skating by on talent, in spite of subpar coaching.