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Do you think LeSean McCoy should someday be on the Bills Wall of Fame?  

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  1. 1. Shady on the Wall?



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Posted
2 minutes ago, jmc12290 said:

So did Tyrod and Ducasse technically, then.

 

Do you think Tyrod and Ducassee contributed as much as Shady? Think it over and come up with a better analysis of the statement you're trying to interpret. 

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1 minute ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

Shady was a big part of the offense.  More than the RB passing the ball when he aborted a called play. 

 

But I get it. Some people are still grieving over the loss of their precious drought.

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6 minutes ago, CountDorkula said:

OK, great. They ended the drought, so should Taylor be on the wall?

Jordan Poyer?

Richie Incognito?

Micha Hyde?

 

They all played as important as a role as McCoy.

 

Where do you draw the line?

 

If McCoy goes on the Wall, you also need to put these guys on the wall.

CJ Spiller

Willis McGahee

Travis Henry

 

All who had more yards as a Bill than McCoy currently has.

 

Now if McCoy goes on to have another 3 1,000 yard years in buffalo then maybe. 

 

This is the same argument as:

 

The Bills QB's have sucked for so long that Taylor looks good.

 

Just because the Bills were complete S*** in the past does not mean we need to jump to conclusions.

 

 

 

As a Bill:

Travis Henry: 3,849 yards rushing, 691 yards receiving, (4,540 total yards), 29 offensive TDs

Willis McGahee: 3,365 yards rushing, 503 yards receiving, (3,868 total yards), 24 offensive TDs 

CJ Spiller: 3,321 yards rushing, 885 yards receiving, (4,206 total yards), 17 offensive TDs

 

LeSean McCoy: 3,300 yards rushing, 1,096 yards receiving, (4,396 total yards), 27 offensive TDs

 

Barring a serious injury or trade, he'll be above all of them by mid-season next year in rushing alone. He's only 29 and has 2 more years on his contract. Add one more year onto that and he'll have played as many seasons in Buffalo as Philadelphia. Projection, I know, but possible. 

 

No one is arguing any of those Bills you mentioned (especially the 2 safeties being here only 1 year) should go on the Wall. When people think of the end of the drought they are definitely going to remember him salting away the Colts game. 

 

Not saying he's there now, but I do think he will be able to get there. 

 

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56 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

But I get it. Some people are still grieving over the loss of their precious drought.

Yes, I'm so sad/mad the drought is over.

In fact i hope they go on another one.

 

McCoy has been very good for the Bills, but hes been just that Very good. The wall is for great to franchise changing. It is not the "Wall of Very good" 

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1 hour ago, CountDorkula said:

OK, great. They ended the drought, so should Taylor be on the wall?

Jordan Poyer?

Richie Incognito?

Micha Hyde?

 

They all played as important as a role as McCoy.

 

Where do you draw the line?

 

If McCoy goes on the Wall, you also need to put these guys on the wall.

CJ Spiller

Willis McGahee

Travis Henry

 

All who had more yards as a Bill than McCoy currently has.

 

Now if McCoy goes on to have another 3 1,000 yard years in buffalo then maybe. 

 

This is the same argument as:

 

The Bills QB's have sucked for so long that Taylor looks good.

 

Just because the Bills were complete S*** in the past does not mean we need to jump to conclusions.

 

 

Why is Phil Hansen on the Wall then? Or Jim Richter? Neither was ever one of the best players at their position. I played in as many Pro Bowls as Hansen. It’s a combination of longevity and impact. McCoy is light on longevity but way ahead of some WOF players in terms of impact.

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4 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

Why is Phil Hansen on the Wall then? Or Jim Richter? Neither was ever one of the best players at their position. I played in as many Pro Bowls as Hansen. It’s a combination of longevity and impact. McCoy is light on longevity but way ahead of some WOF players in terms of impact.

I have no idea why they are, don't ask me that. I don't think they should be.

 

McCoy may end up in the HOF because of his career, but with the Bills, I don't wan't him on the wall, yet.

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22 minutes ago, CountDorkula said:

Yes, I'm so sad/mad the drought is over.

In fact i hope they go on another one.

 

McCoy has been very good for the Bills, but hes been just that Very good. The wall is for great to franchise changing. It is not the "Wall of Very good" 

Is it? I honestly don’t know because lots of talk of Fred Jackson, Kyle Williams, and Eric Wood going up someday. Imo shady is a better player overall than any of them. 

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Just now, YoloinOhio said:

Is it? I honestly don’t know because lots of talk of Fred Jackson, Kyle Williams, and Eric Wood going up someday. Imo shady is a better player overall than any of them. 

That's great for those talking, but I don't believe any should be.

 

You muddy the waters by putting people up their that shouldn't be and it loses its "honor".

 

Knowing Pegula though Jackson and Williams will both be up there because "Nostalgia" Nostalgia doesn't win you jack S()*. 

 

Just now, baskingridgebillsfan said:

yes , first it's fred's turn, then Mr wood then Shady 

What did Eric Wood do to deserve being on the wall?

 

Other than have an unfortunate injury that cut his career short.

 

Should Aaron Williams go on the wall then too?

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He still has a way to go. He can be on the wall some day, but the rest of his career as a Bill still matters. If he has a career ending injury on the first play of next year, I don't think he goes on the wall.

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I think Jackson goes up on the wall. He's got better overall numbers as a Bill than Henry, McGahee, Spiller, and McCoy, although it took him way longer to get them. But longevity as a Bill is a factor I think. Plus, and I do think this should play into it, he's one of the all-time fan favorite Bills players. After all, it's about the fans at the end of the day. 

 

I think Moorman should go on, too. 

 

I feel like for both, if I were at a game, looked over, and saw their names up there, it would feel right. 

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1 minute ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:

I think Jackson goes up on the wall. He's got better overall numbers as a Bill than Henry, McGahee, Spiller, and McCoy, although it took him way longer to get them. But longevity as a Bill is a factor I think. Plus, and I do think this should play into it, he's one of the all-time fan favorite Bills players. After all, it's about the fans at the end of the day. 

 

I think Moorman should go on, too. 

 

I feel like for both, if I were at a game, looked over, and saw their names up there, it would feel right. 

I agree with this with the Wall. It doesn’t need to be credible with anyone outside the organization or the fan base imo. 

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Posted
16 minutes ago, CountDorkula said:

That's great for those talking, but I don't believe any should be.

 

You muddy the waters by putting people up their that shouldn't be and it loses its "honor".

 

Knowing Pegula though Jackson and Williams will both be up there because "Nostalgia" Nostalgia doesn't win you jack S()*. 

 

What did Eric Wood do to deserve being on the wall?

 

Other than have an unfortunate injury that cut his career short.

 

Should Aaron Williams go on the wall then too?

 

It'a all about the hair. 

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