Bob Lamb Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Bob freakin Lamb?! This is the second time in two days your name has arisen from the dead. Good to see you, dude. I'll be up in SM on Saturday - missed you last time.
Kelly the Dog Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 I'll be up in SM on Saturday - missed you last time. Yeah I was over at Kurt's Sunday and he said you were coming up. Hopefully I will see you this weekend.
Spiderweb Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Bob Lamb.... how great it would be to see you return. Thanks once again for that Bills stuff you sent me a few years back!!!!
Nanker Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Bob freakin Lamb?! This is the second time in two days your name has arisen from the dead. Good to see you, dude. Bob Lamb.... how great it would be to see you return. Thanks once again for that Bills stuff you sent me a few years back!!!! One of the worst decision of my life was to toss out my copies of "Shout" when we moved from Roch to NJ.
Cleveland Rocks? Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 (edited) I was at the game. If you think Marvin Lewis should be fired (I don't, though he isn't absolved of all blame), then Tomlin should be fired too. Not only because he underachieves every year with a HOF QB and befoe Saturday hadn't won a playoff game in 6 years, but because he perpetuates a culture of dirty play, stupid penalties, and embarrassing antics by players and coaches including himself. It was gross. Has been like that all year. I don't care who won, but do I think Brown was faking at the end? Yep. No doubt in my mind. He's already cleared to play, he never had a concussion, he flopped. Porter was not on the field to check on him, he never even looked at him, he was there to stir things up. How many times is William Gay going to the dirty bird in the end zone and guys taking 15 yarders for taunting before Tomlin does anything? He does not discipline his players at.all. The Bengals deserved to lose. But anyone who thinks the Bengals are the only team to be stupid and dirty are overlooking a lot on the other side. It was a very volatile crowd and atmosphere. It was the weirdest game. Guys with their helmets off on the field, running into the locker room after plays, assistant coaches getting into it with players - wtf. The official were asleep out there for most of the game and then let the outcome rest on their subjective call. The Steelers didn't deserve to move on any more than Cincy. Edited January 11, 2016 by Cleveland Rocks?
Nanker Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 The Jets had a low number of penalties with Rex the last few years he was there. The Bills had more with Marrone than the Jets did with Rex. Just for the record, here's a tabulation of The Bills Penalties accepted by the opposition, and vice-versa. Year HC Bills Penalties Opponents Penalties 1998 Phillips 123 104 1999 Phillips 117 73 2000 Phillips 101 103 2001 Williams 123 93 2002 Williams 112 117 2003 Williams 103 110 2004 Mularkey 121 120 2005 Mularkey 120 124 2006 Jauron 87 90 2007 Jauron 78 73 2008 Jauron 71 72 2009 Jauron, Fewell 107 107 2010 Gailey 82 85 2011 Gailey 86 85 2012 Gailey 104 80 2013 Marrone 110 108 2014 Marrone 124 104 2015 Ryan 143 113 This is sure to make some yearn for the glory years of Jauron and Gailey! From 1998 through 2014, The Bills averaged 104 penalties called on them per game. From 1998 through 2015, they averaged 106 penalties called on them per game. Now for the JESTS: HC Jets / Opponents Penalties Ryan 88 87 Ryan 103 74 Ryan 102 110 Ryan 83 109 Ryan 108 92 Ryan 109 91 Bowles 96 90 The Jets Average since 2009 - including Bowles' rookie year in 2015 is 98 penalties per game. In Rex's tenure the Jets amassed an astounding 98.8 penalties per game. Obviously Woody had to get that penalty average down... and he did!
Mr. WEO Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 , but do I think Brown was faking at the end? Yep. No doubt in my mind. He's already cleared to play, he never had a concussion, he flopped. side. This is the most ridiculous take so far. He flopped all right---like a rag doll straight to the ground. If you think he faked all that then...I don't even know what tot say.
Kelly the Dog Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Just for the record, here's a tabulation of The Bills Penalties accepted by the opposition, and vice-versa. Year HC Bills Penalties Opponents Penalties 1998 Phillips 123 104 1999 Phillips 117 73 2000 Phillips 101 103 2001 Williams 123 93 2002 Williams 112 117 2003 Williams 103 110 2004 Mularkey 121 120 2005 Mularkey 120 124 2006 Jauron 87 90 2007 Jauron 78 73 2008 Jauron 71 72 2009 Jauron, Fewell 107 107 2010 Gailey 82 85 2011 Gailey 86 85 2012 Gailey 104 80 2013 Marrone 110 108 2014 Marrone 124 104 2015 Ryan 143 113 This is sure to make some yearn for the glory years of Jauron and Gailey! From 1998 through 2014, The Bills averaged 104 penalties called on them per game. From 1998 through 2015, they averaged 106 penalties called on them per game. Now for the JESTS: HC Jets / Opponents Penalties Ryan 88 87 Ryan 103 74 Ryan 102 110 Ryan 83 109 Ryan 108 92 Ryan 109 91 Bowles 96 90 The Jets Average since 2009 - including Bowles' rookie year in 2015 is 98 penalties per game. In Rex's tenure the Jets amassed an astounding 98.8 penalties per game. Obviously Woody had to get that penalty average down... and he did! Thanks for that, oh nankering one.
Bob Lamb Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Bob Lamb.... how great it would be to see you return. Thanks once again for that Bills stuff you sent me a few years back!!!! Your man cave needed help One of the worst decision of my life was to toss out my copies of "Shout" when we moved from Roch to NJ. Most of mine bit the recycle bin a long time ago - though I kept a few of the classics. The new generation doesn't seem to appreciate the past. On the flip side - this NFL is nothing like the past. Can't even decide what a "catch" is anymore
BADOLBILZ Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 On the flip side - this NFL is nothing like the past. We tailgate on grass now. How weird is that.
Dragonborn10 Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 This is the most ridiculous take so far. He flopped all right---like a rag doll straight to the ground. If you think he faked all that then...I don't even know what tot say. Adam Jones was on Dan Patrick this morning and said he was faking. He even winked at him as he was walking off the field. And since they immediately kicked the FG we won't know if he would have come back.
billsfan_34 Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Adam Jones was on Dan Patrick this morning and said he was faking. He even winked at him as he was walking off the field. And since they immediately kicked the FG we won't know if he would have come back. You believe pacman? I saw the hit/fall. It was violent and he was knocked out.
Mr. WEO Posted January 11, 2016 Posted January 11, 2016 Adam Jones was on Dan Patrick this morning and said he was faking. He even winked at him as he was walking off the field. And since they immediately kicked the FG we won't know if he would have come back. Yeah I know, but "Cleveland Rocks" was saying it as well. Simply crazy. Pacman is retarded--he also said Brown deserved "a Grammy" for his flop.
Bob Lamb Posted January 12, 2016 Posted January 12, 2016 We tailgate on grass now. How weird is that. That solves the old gravel burn on the skin ? Hammer's Lot ? Maybe next season.
Tu-Toned Posted January 12, 2016 Posted January 12, 2016 I don't get it. I was at a bar with friends during the last two minutes of that game, so I couldn't hear the play by play, but it looked to me like the refs gave Pittsburgh a bogus 15 yard penalty and then followed it with another 15 yard penalty because they weren't happy about having a playoff game stolen. Did I miss something? That sums it up perfectly, at least from my vantage point!
HT02 Posted January 12, 2016 Posted January 12, 2016 With a lack of discipline being sort of a thing in Cinci and after this embarrassing lack of composure to close out a crucial game; I wonder how hot his seat just got? There aren't many possible replacements out there, but if he doesn't deliver big next year than he will shirely be ousted...right? No way he's canned this weekend? edited title for clarity. The Bengals are cheaper than Ralph Wilson used to, they wouldn't fire him and have to pay two coaches. That sums it up perfectly, at least from my vantage point! I agree; that his used to be called playing football and was the price you'd pay for going over the middle. Ronnie Lott made it to the HOF with hits like that.
26CornerBlitz Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 Marvin Lewis, Bengals agree to one-year contract extension
Mr. WEO Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 Marvin Lewis, Bengals agree to one-year contract extension LOL Bengals.
26CornerBlitz Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 LOL Bengals. I wish someone could LOL at the Bills for making the playoffs that many times in recent years.
26CornerBlitz Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 Here's why Hue Jackson left the Bengals to take the Browns job Marvin Lewis wanted to set up Hue Jackson as his successor but Mike Brown wasn't willing to sign off on it.
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