Big Turk
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Remember what we did to Mike White? We ruined the hype on him with 4 INTs I believe
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Wow...Saleh must be taking the temperature of the locker room there... No starter announced yet but Mike White has moved ahead of Flacco on depth chart. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/11/23/jets-bench-zach-wilson/amp/
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Even if it's for the playoff run that would be massive eepsecislly now that Hamlin has gotten some great game experience and has mostly acquitted himself very well. Coverage is a little lacking at time but his run support and the way he tracks down plays from depth has been extremely impressive lately.
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Bills LB Matt Milano earns AFC Defensive Player of the Week
Big Turk replied to HOUSE's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yeah I figured that as soon as I didn't see Bass getting ST of the week...basically had a walk off punt return for the Dub like DeSean Jackson had against the Giants. New Jersey teams really have bad luck with last second punts. Gotta be something in the water -
Cardinals fire O Line coach after “incident” in Mexico City
Big Turk replied to Captain Hindsight's topic in The Stadium Wall
I bet he left his wallet in El Segundo and he told Kliff "I gots to get it, I gots gots to get it..." and was about to leave so Kliff told him to kick rocks and that he was fired. -
Cardinals fire O Line coach after “incident” in Mexico City
Big Turk replied to Captain Hindsight's topic in The Stadium Wall
Probably brought a hot little Mamacita back to his room after curfew one night... Did he yell "Naaaaaaaaacccchhhhhhoooooooo!!!!"? -
I guess it wasn't the exact same thing...basically the guy caught the ball in the endzone and just flipped it to the ref without actually downing it, which made it a fumble.
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Bills players apparently don't think they look good in these and their play suffers from it.
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That's true, but in large part they go by precedent. They aren't forcing their hand, the company could tell them to kick rocks and then the employees could decide to walk out. Neither employers nor employees are obligated to continue a working relationship in most cases, unless they have employment contracts. That is a solution that benefits no one. So both sides try to work out something fair that is a compromise. Unions aren't perfect, but help corect certain things businesses won't correct on their own.
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Dorsey needs to run more pick plays.
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Of course it is...otherwise there wouldn't be free agency. Players would just be stuck with whatever team drafted them like it was backcin the day before the courts got involved and ruled in favor of the players. Except it's not really. If nothing comes from it, it will because they don't have definitive proof, not because it isn't illegal.
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Unions were needed pretty much BECAUSE businesses often colluded back in the day with little to no penalties. The argument isn't that this isn't possible. The argument is that all of the owners, which would almost assuredly have happened with the commissioner's knowledge, got together and decided to put an end to fully guaranteed contracts. That is illegal and in fact one huge reason why unions exist today. They were in large part, born to combat this type of thing. It has nothing to do with guaranteed contracts happening or not happening, it has to do with WHY they aren't happening and if the owners are "in it together" to prevent it. With the argument you make, collusion wouldn't exist because any business could make the same argument. However, free markets are expected to act as free markets, not as one giant conglomerate that limits compettion.
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#2 in offense and scoring offense...we get frustrated pretty easily I guess...how quickly forget the years when simply having a 300 yard passing game seemed like climbing Mt. Everest and scoring more than 24 points was a huge accomplishment that happened like once or twice a year. QB1 is good to go.
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About 7 players handed the Dolphins game away...that was a true team effort. 😂
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Tasker on the call too...greatest special teamed of all time must have been absolutely beside himself after seeing that from the Bills
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I believe that was a rule change...I distinctly remember a game where the Bills recovered the ball for a TD on a similar play and it was ruled not a TD after the fourth official overturned the call in a way that I wasn't even sure was legal. Basically they ruled that the rule shouldn't be followed because it wasn't the "intent" of the rule even though if you just went by the "letter of the rule" it was clearly a Bills TD. It was honestly kind of stunning really. The NFL basically just made up the rule as they went along in that situation. Want to say the rule was changed prior to the following season. I want to say it was in the playoffs also...maybe the Houston playoff game?
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I think the Dolphins was the game they had to do the most to lose in terms of not making plays that were there and how they still dominated the game even with all the injuries, heat and 4th quarter players dropping like flies... Jets game is the one I'd say they didn't do enough to win even tho they were the better team.
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Goes back to my insistence that the Bills are not bad at running the ball, they simply too often choose not to, or choose to do so in ways that they are not that good at(ie, up the middle instead of more edge ruins, inside zone versus pin and pull runs). When they focus on that, and especially focus on doing what they are good at, they can do it and do it well.