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Kelly-- a particularly good read today.  You captured the various moods on the Board perfectly.  Very much the voice of the collective fan!  :-)

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51 minutes ago, eball said:

Yep, another insightful read!  Thanks Dog.

Thanks, eball. 
 

Here is a portion of the article as a tease...

 

‘“The run game was the real killer, as Allen and Carson Wentz mirrored each other on the field and in the stats, before several late incompletions by Allen with the Bills trailing by 18 points. 

 

The desperate Eagles played with desperation; the good kind. The complacent Bills played with hesitation. The Eagles dominated time of possession by 12 minutes, including a soul-crushing, game-defining 8:17 touchdown drive in the fourth quarter.  Even something named Boston Scott scored on the ground for Philly. 


Allen threw for two sixes, and no picks, but could never sustain momentum, or perform his trademark late-game heroics. He got little help from his line, run game, backs, receivers or coaches, but made his share of misreadsmisfires and mishandling of the football 

 

The winds wreaked havoc with passes and kicks for both sides, but favored neither. The Eagles soared and scored when they needed to; the Bills staggered and floundered.  

 

A team will often go through the winds of change several times over the long season. The Bills had some early bluster that fanned the flames of lofty predictions, and stats, especially on defense. But the howling airstream that swept through Sunday got them off their game and high horse. 

 

The next few winnable games might decide if they will weather the storm or get blown away. Boom or bust, gloom or gust.”

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1 hour ago, NoHuddleKelly12 said:

Appreciate your work Kelly, I hope you get a good bounce-back type game this week to write about!

Much obliged, NoHuddle. It's obviously a lot more fun and easier to write a recap after a win. They can't lose to the Redskins, can they? ;)

 

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33 minutes ago, Captain_Quint said:

Good stuff! I clicked the link a few times even though I dont subscribe. Hopefully that still gets you a micro penny or two. 

Thanks but not sure that works. It's just $2.99 to subscribe. Support your local newspapers, or at least SPCA.

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1 minute ago, Kelly the Dog said:

Thanks, Officer. ;)

 

We need to figure out a way to run into each other again.

I was going to come up this season but did so over the summer instead. The GF had never been to the Falls. Next season sounds like a plan! :)

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4 hours ago, Kelly the Dog said:

Thanks, eball. 
 

Here is a portion of the article as a tease...

 

‘“The run game was the real killer, as Allen and Carson Wentz mirrored each other on the field and in the stats, before several late incompletions by Allen with the Bills trailing by 18 points. 

 

The desperate Eagles played with desperation; the good kind. The complacent Bills played with hesitation. The Eagles dominated time of possession by 12 minutes, including a soul-crushing, game-defining 8:17 touchdown drive in the fourth quarter.  Even something named Boston Scott scored on the ground for Philly. 


Allen threw for two sixes, and no picks, but could never sustain momentum, or perform his trademark late-game heroics. He got little help from his line, run game, backs, receivers or coaches, but made his share of misreadsmisfires and mishandling of the football 

 

The winds wreaked havoc with passes and kicks for both sides, but favored neither. The Eagles soared and scored when they needed to; the Bills staggered and floundered.  

 

A team will often go through the winds of change several times over the long season. The Bills had some early bluster that fanned the flames of lofty predictions, and stats, especially on defense. But the howling airstream that swept through Sunday got them off their game and high horse. 

 

The next few winnable games might decide if they will weather the storm or get blown away. Boom or bust, gloom or gust.”

You shouldn't quote so much of the article.

The author might get mad at you because he won't be getting paid. :unsure:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:P

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14 minutes ago, Nanker said:

You shouldn't quote so much of the article.

The author might get mad at you because he won't be getting paid. :unsure:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:P

I'll sue the bastard!!!

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Posted
18 minutes ago, jkeerie said:

Great article as always, Pete!  Love how you built on the theme of the winds of change, etc.  Excellent writing!

Unfortunately, it feels like we just got a swirly. ;)

 

I do appreciate the kind words.

 

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