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Aaron Williams says the Bills have no clout, calls out players for "complaining"


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39 minutes ago, Bad Things said:

What's your problem??

 

Haven't you seen all of these stories about how McDermott is trying to establish a "brotherhood" amongst the players?  There seems to be at least one story a week about it.

My point was that, a true brotherhood if players would've stood up for their teammate.  Jeez!

I don’t have a problem. Apparently you do. What does team building have to do with Gronk taking a cheap shot at a defenseless CB? I happen to think McDermott is doing a good job in the grand scheme of things. And you don’t. No biggie. 

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18 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

I think you're going to see a two game suspension that will be reduced to one on appeal like Crabtree and Talib.  We're just lucky White didn't break his collarbone or something like that.

I hope you're right but I wouldn't even be surprised if he just gets fined

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15 minutes ago, PABillsfan23 said:

Maybe they are scared of the Da Gronk.. wouldn’t shock me cause they played like scared babies today anyway.  

I love how Pitts and Brown just stand there in flag throwing motion rather than ripping Gronks head off....some band of brothers you have there Seany....bunch of pussies. Aaron is right.

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1 hour ago, BringBackFergy said:

I don’t have a problem. Apparently you do. What does team building have to do with Gronk taking a cheap shot at a defenseless CB? I happen to think McDermott is doing a good job in the grand scheme of things. And you don’t. No biggie. 

Huh?  What are you talking about?  Of course team building has nothing to do with Gronk taking a cheap shot.  It was the reaction of the team following the cheap shot.

Just about every poster on this thread is saying the same thing!

 

I never said that I thought McDermott isn't doing a good job. I think he is. Certainly a lot better than we've seen in a long time.

Trust me... I happily drink the Kool-aid every year, and always try to find the positives with this team.

 

I do have a problem that no one seemingly stood up for their teammate after he got clobbered with a clear cheap shot.  After all of this "brotherhood" stuff that we hear about, you'd think you'd get a different reaction from the team.

 

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16 minutes ago, Elite Poster said:

If they all reacted dramatically and gotten ejected, there would be 100 threads about how they aren't disciplined. 

Damned if you do, damned if you don't. 

110% false. down by 20 late in fourth quarter with your backup qb in, the game is basically over. Guy assaulted your teammate in front of you and they were too scared of gronk to do anything. Absolutely embarrassing to watch. 

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On 12/3/2017 at 11:40 PM, Rocbillsfan1 said:

110% false. down by 20 late in fourth quarter with your backup qb in, the game is basically over. Guy assaulted your teammate in front of you and they were too scared of gronk to do anything. Absolutely embarrassing to watch. 

 

And then when 3 of your key guys are missing in this game against the colts because you wanted to look tough on TV, who is really winning?

 

The best revenge is to beat your opponent, not act like a tough guy. Go into NE, hit gronk hard, legally, and win the game.

 

I'm tired of this obsession with moral victories. 

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Well Aaron Williams is speaking from the heart and from experience. Although I don't exactly agree that you should make things worse, you should at least be animated yelling showing heart. They barely move. 

 

You have some ground to get in the guys face. I didn't see any barking. I seen some events like that when people rush in start barking and most I ever seen was it get broken up and the original flag is the only penalty. Even the ref who sees it is probably gonna understand a bit of a scrum after that.

 

This was just bad in every way including just a one game suspension. Your not really making the statement or an example. 

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53 minutes ago, Elite Poster said:

 

And then when 3 of your key guys are missing in this game against the colts because you wanted to look tough on TV, who is really winning?

 

The best revenge is to beat your opponent, not act like a tough guy. Go into NE, hit gronk hard, legally, and win the game.

 

I'm tired of this obsession with moral victories. 

Yea the better thing to do is watch your teammate get pulverized in front of you and cry about it to the refs. 

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On 12/3/2017 at 4:12 PM, RaoulDuke79 said:

I'm sure there would be someone complaining if somebody  got a penalty for laying Gronk out too. It's a no win situation. The team just needs to find a waybto win games and things like this are an afterthought. 

A marquee money giant like NE will always be protected by Goodell as long as B & T are there. Sure they'll get an occasional slap on the wrist to make things look equitable, but it's all an illusion. Gronk was never getting more than 1 game with the Steeler matchup looming. 

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On ‎12‎/‎3‎/‎2017 at 11:19 PM, Elite Poster said:

If they all reacted dramatically and gotten ejected, there would be 100 threads about how they aren't disciplined. 

Damned if you do, damned if you don't. 

 

 

get the hell out of here, the game was over at that point, someone needed to dive at Gronk's knees immediately but the Bills did nothing.  MCD likes to paint that brotherhhood bullsh*t pretty thick, but he is all talk.  His post game press conference about the subject was an absolute disgrace saying how he was proud of the composure his team showed.   

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On 12/3/2017 at 7:22 PM, Marty McFly said:

 

Youre a dooshbag. Yeah tho that sht was pathetic. Aaron Williams lost his career and no one did anything about it during the game. Same sht with Gronk. When we see this team to start to stand up for eachother on so real **** on the field, then well see the playoffs.

You can't win, the fight back and are called undisciplined, you don't and they give Gronk a slap on the wrist. 

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Why is no questioning the Bengals or Steelers after their non- response . I mean JuJU is standing over Burfict for a good 3 seconds, with a Bengals player watching him , and said player calling for a flag and not touching JuJU..whats the difference?

 

And standing over a dude like is a pretty big affront to your manhood for these guys.

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10 hours ago, plenzmd1 said:

Why is no questioning the Bengals or Steelers after their non- response . I mean JuJU is standing over Burfict for a good 3 seconds, with a Bengals player watching him , and said player calling for a flag and not touching JuJU..whats the difference?

 

And standing over a dude like is a pretty big affront to your manhood for these guys.

Burfict wasn't able to come to his own defense.  But that's what he's there for.

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