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Stephen A.'s job is to take a stance and fight for it tooth and nail. Only a few days ago he was pushing back hard against Cam Newton in defense of Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson, with regards to playoff performance.

 

It isn't really a contradiction but more so an exercise in debate team tactics: rather than espousing a heartfelt opinion they're simply dueling devil's advocates, which generates clicks/views and is entertaining to some, but aggravating to most.

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The Bills don't have any allies on the mainstream media and the few that are like Fitz, Shady have to walk on eggshells and not offend NFL popular players like Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow and Patrick Mahomes so their audience doesn't feel offended.  Reality is Buffalo is a small market you could feel it even back when they were on the Super Bowl 90's teams and one can feel it now still.  We are the best fans and travel well but don't let that confuse you into thinking that mainstream media wants to see the Bills win anything.

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1 hour ago, margolbe said:

Just looked at ESPN and Stephen A is gushing about the Ravens and Lamar.  Thinks if Lamar wins the Super Bowl he might be considered one of the greats of all time.

 

He is focusing alot on the earlier season game and has not given a thought as to how both teams have evolved since that game.

 

He is treating the Bills like they are chopped liver.

Ummm . This is all good for buffalo trust me. 

 

Hopefully McDermott behind the scenes is telling everyone :

 

" they say we have the worse qb... we can't win... 9 pro bowlers to 2.. they have the better coach" etc.. 

 

Pretty easy game to get these guys up for.  

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Bills are a Barstool/Alt Sports Media favorite. 
 

On ESPN, the only real allies they seem to have are McAfee & his crew, Rex Ryan, Dan Orlovsky and Mina Kimes.

 

Most other personalities on that network else really…really.. want Lamar and Mahomes as the face of the league.  

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Jim Nantz is an unabashed Bills supporter; he’s close with Josh. Maybe not Chris Berman-level, but definitely paints the Bills in a very positive light. 
 

The talk shows are just that; they all know Bills Mafia has an inferiority complex and they count on getting a lot of online engagement when they dismiss the Bills.  

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I mean to be fair, every time people start buying into the Bills they go out and blow it.  People are getting a little bit of the "boy who cried wolf" syndrome on the Bills getting to the Super Bowl.  So not a surprise they are not as gung-ho as we head into a game against a team that whooped our behinds already this season.

 

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9 minutes ago, WotAGuy said:

Jim Nantz is an unabashed Bills supporter; he’s close with Josh. Maybe not Chris Berman-level, but definitely paints the Bills in a very positive light. 
 

The talk shows are just that; they all know Bills Mafia has an inferiority complex and they count on getting a lot of online engagement when they dismiss the Bills.  

 

Personally, I think we should have a superiority complex. I think we can out beer pong, dizzy bat, bowling ball shot or table jump any of them! 

2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

I mean to be fair, every time people start buying into the Bills they go out and blow it.  People are getting a little bit of the "boy who cried wolf" syndrome on the Bills getting to the Super Bowl.  So not a surprise they are not as gung-ho as we head into a game against a team that whooped our behinds already this season.

 

 

I think it sets up nicely. 

 

 

 

And it scares me to death. I love this team. 

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1 hour ago, SCBills said:

Bills are a Barstool/Alt Sports Media favorite. 
 

On ESPN, the only real allies they seem to have are McAfee & his crew, Rex Ryan, Dan Orlovsky and Mina Kimes.

 

Most other personalities on that network else really…really.. want Lamar and Mahomes as the face of the league.  

 

Mina Kimes is a Dolphins fan... 

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2 hours ago, Punch said:

Stephen A.'s job is to take a stance and fight for it tooth and nail. Only a few days ago he was pushing back hard against Cam Newton in defense of Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson, with regards to playoff performance.

 

It isn't really a contradiction but more so an exercise in debate team tactics: rather than espousing a heartfelt opinion they're simply dueling devil's advocates, which generates clicks/views and is entertaining to some, but aggravating to most.

And this is why everyone one of these talking heads have zero value added, it’s all scripted, some folk can’t wrap their minds around this fact, others that realize this just ignore these shows, 

 

there may be an exception to prove the rule, But thus far I have yet to experience it, 

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1 hour ago, EasternOHBillsFan said:

 

Mina Kimes is a Dolphins fan... 

She's actually a Seahawks fan

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1 hour ago, Alphadawg7 said:

I mean to be fair, every time people start buying into the Bills they go out and blow it.  People are getting a little bit of the "boy who cried wolf" syndrome on the Bills getting to the Super Bowl.  So not a surprise they are not as gung-ho as we head into a game against a team that whooped our behinds already this season.

 

If they sing the praises of anyone other than the Chiefs, for the last several years, they blow it.    So I don’t buy that.  
 

 

1 hour ago, EasternOHBillsFan said:

 

Mina Kimes is a Dolphins fan... 

she can be a fan of who we she wants as long as she stays on the internets. 

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