billsfan89 Posted September 7 Posted September 7 Not that I care about the KC punter that much but his net average on punts in the opener was 33 yards not exactly lighting the world on fire. The eye test revealed that he's obviously got a strong leg but he's not great at placing punts which is going to limit his net. There's a reason why despite the strong leg and big highlights he wasn't the top punter taken in his own draft class. Now don't get me wrong I loved when the Bills drafted Ariza, they needed a punter and here's this guy with one of the biggest legs out there who they got via a 6th round pick. But he's still both just a punter and a prospect/player with significant flaws. 1 Quote
Jay_Fixit Posted September 7 Posted September 7 He’s a PUNTER. Grow up. All of you. punters. lol. 1 Quote
Warcodered Posted September 7 Posted September 7 8 hours ago, Draconator said: I'm just going to mention Tremaine Edmunds, to make this an Edmunds thread, and save the mods a headache. On a molecular level they're all Edmunds threads. 1 1 1 Quote
T master Posted September 7 Posted September 7 17 hours ago, Riverboat Ritchie said: Didn’t see much of game but looked like araiza punted well. Still not sure why we didn’t sign him back after he was cleared. Ughh With all the family talk that surrounds the Bills i was surprised that they immediately cut him with little to no chance of him being able to give his side of the story or to prove his innocence . I think in some respects he probably went with the Chiefs just to piss off the Bills for not in some kind of way sticking up for him or believing in him . It's now all water under the bridge i just hope he isn't a ingredient in a loss for the Bills that would keep them from beating the Chiefs in the play offs, now that would really suck !! Quote
Doc Posted September 7 Posted September 7 (edited) 11 minutes ago, T master said: With all the family talk that surrounds the Bills i was surprised that they immediately cut him with little to no chance of him being able to give his side of the story or to prove his innocence . I think in some respects he probably went with the Chiefs just to piss off the Bills for not in some kind of way sticking up for him or believing in him . It's now all water under the bridge i just hope he isn't a ingredient in a loss for the Bills that would keep them from beating the Chiefs in the play offs, now that would really suck !! Hard to prove he was instrumental for them. I thought his last punt against the Ravens was good but they marched down and if not for poor clock management, Jackson missing a WR in the endzone and Likely not knowing where to put his feet, they would have tied the game. Edited September 7 by Doc 1 Quote
Beast Posted September 7 Posted September 7 Man, will it ever stop? A PUNTER. Not even a real player. Go create an account at Chiefs Kingdom and talk about their damned punter there. 1 1 Quote
Mr. WEO Posted September 7 Posted September 7 15 hours ago, SectionC3 said: Matty touchback dropped a couple in the end zone. That's what she alleged... Quote
birdo67 Posted September 7 Posted September 7 He slept with an underage girl, and they shared any number of diseases. Moorman is the last MVP punter this team has ever needed. Quote
without a drought Posted September 7 Posted September 7 At least wait till he has a good game before trolling. 33.7 yard net average and 2 touch backs on 3 punts = not good day. Quote
Jimmy Harris 69 Posted September 7 Posted September 7 This just in: My friend, who knows a front office guy on the Bills super well, told me the real reason they didn’t draft Xavier Worthy is that he is an accomplished holder. They were afraid of upsetting team chemistry. Quote
gjv Posted September 7 Posted September 7 Bills did not handle the Araiza situation very well. Actually, I got the opinion they thougt he was guilty. 1 2 Quote
AlfaBill Posted September 7 Posted September 7 2 hours ago, gjv said: Bills did not handle the Araiza situation very well. Actually, I got the opinion they thougt he was guilty. They should’ve signed him. But I’ve learned to trust BB Quote
ganesh Posted September 8 Posted September 8 5 hours ago, gjv said: Bills did not handle the Araiza situation very well. Actually, I got the opinion they thougt he was guilty. The Bills were under a lot of pressure to release him with the information that emerged from the investigation. You have to understand that the Bills operate in a very small market that is a lot more conservative compared to rest of the country. In many of Bills fans, Araiza was already guilty and the Bills couldn't simply ignore it. Buffalo is not Boston or NYC. Quote
BullBuchanan Posted September 8 Posted September 8 Glad he was cut and even more glad he isn't here now. I'm more concerned about our 6th receiver than I am about some punter. Quote
PromoTheRobot Posted September 8 Posted September 8 15 hours ago, gjv said: Bills did not handle the Araiza situation very well. Actually, I got the opinion they thougt he was guilty. What, pray tell, was the right way? 1 Quote
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