BillsPride12
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I know somebody who worked in the events department at the Seneca Casino in Niagara Falls and said he was absolutely brutal behind the scenes when he came to town...just a real miserable, rude, arrogant piece of s***....Glad he is finally getting what is coming to him
F*** Bill Cosby...and F*** Pudding too!
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If the Bills Backer tailgate party is anything like the one they threw in Kansas City a few years back everybody will be in for an absolute blast. There was plenty of booze and food to go around for everybody so don't get nervous. Just try to show up with at least a case of beer to contribute. I also have a feeling Bills fans might be taking over many Wisconsin bars all weekend just a hunch
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9 hours ago, Epstein's Mother said:
You must be one of those fans that consider the modern era to be post Super Bowl run.
Bills 41 Oilers 38 F-OT Period ... Exclamation point.
Yeah absolutely. The 80s/90's were on a whole different level! I guess I was referring to the 2000's/playoff drought era and it is actually pretty sad that a week 3 win ranks so high up there but that's what we've been dealt with since 99.
Another game that gets honorable mention though is the 2002 Snow game against Miami where Ricky Williams ran all over us but Bledsoe and Moulds had a huge day. There was just something magical about that day, looking back at it now that game was actually much closer to the 90s era than the current era and it still had more of the old school charm at that point before the game became over commercialized and social media showed up into the picture. Was at that one with my Dad and brother, a memory I will never forget!
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That was hands down the best Bills game in the modern era. I also believe that Sunday's upset victory over Minnesota was the best game since then. Hoping we can shock the world again this weekend in Green Bay!
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The thing that amazes me about all of this BS is that the people that have the power to get this changed are the owners and where in the hell have they been on this matter? I haven't heard a peep out of any of them
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Anybody know any good bars in Milwaukee or Green Bay worth hitting?
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He's definitely not overrated because most people don't have him highly rated to begin with but I certainly wouldn't say he is underrated either. Average sounds about right to me.
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Awesome! Hell of a game to go to my man. Bills road trips are the best, I'm flying out to Milwaukee for this weeks game Thursday night and im already getting fired up.
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Going out there with a group of 13. Flying into Milwaukee Thursday night. Driving up to Green Bay Saturday morning. Looking forward to lots of Beer, Cheese, Brats and hanging with Bills fans!
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58 minutes ago, OrediggerPoke said:
I wouldn't compare him to Brady personally. Brady usually makes the intelligent play and tries to minimize risks. Brady can seemingly put the ball wherever he wants. Josh Allen throws caution to the wind and will try and make the impossible play...and you know what, he does fail sometimes turning into an INT but then he will come back and make the impossible possible with a run for his life scramble and 65 yard heave downfield across his body to the receiver for a touchdown.
I see some early similarities to Brett Favre. In his prime Favre was the most fun Quarterback to ever watch play football
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There will still be a ton of growing pains I'm sure but the kid just seems to have "IT"...the ones that have "IT" show flashes of "IT" pretty fast. I remember Brett Favre's first game against the Bengals. He was super raw but he showed he had natural instincts to play QB in the NFL. I really think we are seeing that with Allen already. I never once had the same feeling about Trent Edwards, JP Losman, EJ Manuel, or Tyrod that i do with Allen. This truly feels like the arrival of a special Quarterback for once.
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Rosen is a Nerd!
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Just now, BillsFan4 said:
Well, it looks like E. Wood was right- any talk of McDermott losing the locker room was ridiculous.
I'm guilty of starting to lose a little faith in the process before today's game but I'm more than glad to eat crow and take my lumps today. Last year was no fluke, McDermott is the truth!
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This thread has been filled with all sorts of entertainment. Can we focus on a different region outside of WNY every week and debate whether or not it's Bills Country?
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33 minutes ago, DRA3196 said:
I live in WNY and the teams you mentioned have a much bigger following than Buffalo. From Rochester southeast to Bath and west from there to Jamestown is Bills country. But Many fans picked up other teams simply because they got tired of watching the Bills lose. It has been this way since the last SB loss to Dallas. It is great to see BillsBacker groups from all over posted on the board. Many of my friends are not Bills fans and don't understand how I can be after the dismal losing seasons and the 4 SB losses. I have raised my son on the Bills, taking him to both preseason and regular season games. But his interest is on the individual players of the team and he has no emotional connection to the Bills. (Thanks Fantasy Football)
The same can be said for some WNYer's as sad as that is
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1 hour ago, oldmanfan said:
I agree talent in any organization is important, but name me a successful organization that does not have a specific culture that guides their performance
I don't think having a good culture is a bad thing but I'm just beyond sick of hearing about it. Did we really need to hear from Eric Wood that the culture here is doing fine? What we need is some elite level talent right now. This whole culture talk is starting to feel like a caricature of itself IMO.
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1 hour ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
Culture is such a BS word. Culture is great when a team wins. I’m sure there a bunch of good, hard working guys on this team. They just have little talent.
A-Freaking-Men! I was just about to post that Culture isn't the problem here....it's a severe lack of talent!!!
Culture is important to a degree...in the sense you would hate to see a team built like the Pittsburgh Steelers full of talent but also full of a bunch of divas which has created a huge obstacle for them getting back to the Super Bowl with this bunch....but at the same time we also shouldn't be trying to field a team with the boy scouts of America either. Some of this stuff that McDermott and Beane start talking about in regards to culture comes across so hokey and reminds me of something you would see from a high school coach. These guys have to really start putting an emphasis on bringing some premium talent in here. I'm not saying to bring in divas or thugs but lets get back to the days of building a good football team with good players first and foremost.
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Tragic news, a constant reminder to never take this thing called life for granted. Unfortunately so many don't get that opportunity...just way too young
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I would be excited with Bosa or Oliver but is there no clear cut legit Wide Receiver worth taking early coming out next year?
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2 hours ago, Seanbillsfan2206 said:
Yeah they did a piece on billsmafia last year and it was pretty good. But then they always rip on the team every chance they get. I mean they are from Boston so they’re mostly pats fans. It’s just annoying
If you know what their content and demographic is then it's easy to see why the "Bills Mafia" shenanigans is a gold mine for their page. It is what it is, they post that kind of stuff for all different teams but there just happens to be a lot of incidents with Bills fans. It's kind of embarrassing but I came to accept there are a lot of jackasses that are Bills fans a long time ago. I think most normal people realize that the people who end up in these videos are "caricatures"of real Bills fans anyway.
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I remember when we drafted JP Losman there were articles being written saying JP had a Brett Favre/Jim Kelly presence to him and I never saw that at all when I started following his career once he got here...to this day I don't understand where those comparisons came from. But for the first time since Kelly himself I can see some similarities in Josh. I just hope he can continue to develop his talent. I don't question his heart or intangibles.
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22 hours ago, 4merper4mer said:
Whose idea was it that we get a generational talent every year now? It was a good idea. I remember back in the day waiting for what seemed like a generation or so.
That phrase is getting thrown around and used the wrong way too much these days. Every great player that comes out of the draft is not a "generational" player. McDavid is. And luckily for Sabres fans it looks like we actually do finally have a generational player in Dahlin.
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1 hour ago, Fadingpain said:
I would suggest as much as half the 80,000 out there (in the old days) were there to forget about their ****ty lives for a few hours and get hammered.
The actual football game was totally incidental.
But isn't that still the purpose of going out to watch football today as well?
Tre White is the Best Player On the Bills Now
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We will sign him long term. That was the first piece McDermott brought in here. There's no way he's letting him leave. Especially with McDermott's DB background.
Marv Levy had a saying back in the day..."I don't want pro bowl players...I want Super Bowl players".....Tre fits that