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Yeop. Decline has been descending on the Patriots for 10 years but somehow keeps landing on the Bills

More TBD college football experts! Awesome. You'll be surprised and delighted to hear that an Alabama QB is going to win the Heisman this year, and next year if he sticks around (he will). I propose a new TBD rule: if you're going to talk about college football in general, or alabama in particular, that you be required to watch a college game at least once a year

I agree that he got more than a fair shot, but he did play well in the preseason. I'm not sure i've ever seen (in 40+ years of watching NFL football) a player look so good in preseason, then go to pieces so badly in the regular season. The rest of the stuff applies too, but he really is an enigma as a player

i sure cant wait for this stupid phase to pass.

i mean, i am not sure about all that besides the obvious fact that the Media and a lot of soft headed fellow travelers love to turn everything into a racial issue. There's an age divide there, people under a certain age have to view everything through the lens of race and are fundamentally incapable of having a discussion without virtual signalling about how woke they are. it's absolutely ruined a lot of sports journalism (cough, ESPN, cough)

Chad, i like your alter ego name "Jim Steele" sounds so...strong. Having said that, no, you cannot come play for the Buffalo Bills

yeah i was posting in another thread about him, he's a gamer with a tough back story who approaches the game with a ton of discipline. For what it's worth I think he's the exact sort of player that McD wants to cultivate

it just seems like a player that has a serious injury like that, even if they didn't have a history of nagging injuries before that, never quite come back, and become part time players at best

McD and Beane certainly seem to have an eye for Defensive talent, and Star has been a good addition. I'm pretty disappointed in Murphy as he cant seem to stay on the field, which if I recall was the knock on him coming in? '

I'm not sure why you're so caremad about Edmunds. If you look at the difference in our D between when he plays versus when he's out, he's a big difference maker, and i watched him yesterday consistently applying pressure and blowing up plays

his heart throb Vander Esch would clear it in negative two weeks! in fact, getting a concussion would make him smarter!

what, did Edmunds steal your girl or something?

500-1 and you're on

I bet you cheered for darth vadar at the end of Star Wars

who knows! this is the least predictable Bills team i can remember. I would have bet $5000 against them yesterday, but because I'm not a complete moron, i didn't

This, of course, but it's going to chap our collective ***** if the Bills miss the playoffs by a game and we all sit around remembering the Houston game (or others!) where our Buffalo Bills grasped defeat from the jaws of victory

"decent chance"

Listen, what McD and Peterman do in the privacy of their own lives is their own business but for the love of all that's good in the world please stop subjecting the rest of us to it

it made me feel better

keep a seat warm for nate peterman

They know more than we do, and are probably less enthralled with the unstoppable juggernaut that is the 2018 Buffalo Bills than the locals

forum user "PetermanThrew5Picks" thinks said Peterman will lead the Bills to a 50+ point win. You realize picks are bad, right?

The posters ITT who are admitting that they have never watched alabama or any college football, but are galaxy brain experts about it should probably tune in to the Alabama game tomorrow at 330EST. One thing that Bama has that the Bills absolutely do not is at least 7 guys on O who can catch the ball consistently. One way to deal with pressure is to put enough guys out in the pattern so that someone is always open. Tua is light on his feet and gets the ball out quick when he needs to. They would move the ball with dinks and dunks, but also have a couple guys completely capable of taking the top off any D. Speed is speed, and the ability to hold on to the ball doesnt magically change when you go from college to the pros

Right, just because the bills are playing a college team, all of a sudden kelvin benjamin are going to stop dropping most of the passes thrown his way because of reasons and our OL will magically start playing well

You think the bills have 5 nfl quality OL? I don't think saban is staying up late figuring out a scheme around Vladimir ducasse or John Miller