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ColoradoBills replied to JÂy RÛßeÒ's topic in The Stadium Wall
I envy you guys that will be there for the first game. The stadium is going to be something to behold. Go Bills. -
Has Josh Allen put himself back in the race for MVP this year??
DapperCam replied to Special K's topic in The Stadium Wall
Stafford very well could finish #2 in his division (actually, I expect it). -
Blizzard Brew, made with snow from Highmark Stadium?
ClemsonBills replied to Draconator's topic in The Stadium Wall
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WR/KR Mecole Hardman Placed on IR
transient replied to BillsFanForever19's topic in The Stadium Wall
Better than the last time we saw him when he was moving in the wrong (opposite) direction relative to the ball that was bouncing around on the turf. -
Thanks. The reason I think he's making bets is based mostly on the Elam pick and what followed. If I recall correctly, the scouting reports said his potential was as a great cover guy and that his tackling was a bit weak. When the Bills drafted him, it said to me that they believed they could make him into the kind of corner McDermott wants - a guy who runs the system flawlessly, with a lot of zone and a lot of tackling responsibility. That is, they were hoping they could develop his other skills and then have the benefit of his good one-on-one skills. Or, in other words, they took a guy who wasn't a good natural fit but who looked to Beane like he could be developed into a great fit. It's interesting to me that Beane essentially flipped the script in that draft. He made a bet on Elam when he should have taken the the guy who looked like the most sure-fire, long-term starter. He needed to be sure he was getting a starter. And then in the fifth round, when he should be willing to bet on a guy, he took Benford. NFL.com's draft profile said things about Benford like good football IQ, impressive talent for reading routes in space, willing tackler. Those skills are the skills that Beane HOPED McDermott could bring out in Elam. In fact, what happened was that almost from day one they realized they didn't need to teach Benford much of any of those things. Then I look at Kincaid and Coleman, and I see two guys who projected to be good and who might be great if they became something more than they were. In other words, they look like bets to me. Kincaid is still an open question, I suppose, but it seems pretty clear that this roster would be considerably stronger is Beane had taken solid starters instead of Elam and Coleman.
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Blizzard Brew, made with snow from Highmark Stadium?
Sweats replied to Draconator's topic in The Stadium Wall
I'd try it........i mean, i used to drink PBR, Red Baron and Schlitz back in the day and it couldn't possibly be any worse, could it? -
They’d give it to Stafford over Allen for ‘lifetime achievement’/voter fatigue reasons unless Josh has significantly better stats than Stafford even if he wins the division. the bills winning this pats game would probably spoil maye’s case against Stafford but it would still take a ton for Josh to jump Stafford. He might get some votes though
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Dawkins doesn't false start against houston and you can't say you don't like their chances in that one. The NE game was there, even with 3 turnovers they had the ball near the RZ on 1st down down 3 points and under 3 in the game. Then there's some of NE's finishes: Miami has the ball on the NE 26 with 1:09 left down 6. They get a false start, and delay of game to push them back to the 36 and turn it over on downs. Atlanta had the ball on the NE 48 down 1 with 2:13 in the game and ran 3 pass plays and punted with 2 timeouts. Disaster sequence.
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Has Josh Allen put himself back in the race for MVP this year??
Mango replied to Special K's topic in The Stadium Wall
"Is he" is the title. But I think "Will he be" is more the intent as the conversation evolves. Sure, look at the odds, he's waaaay back. Then the thread is over. If the Bills play their way back into the division title (or close to it) Stafford will be the only one who could possibly take it over Allen. If the Bills continue to look clunky, and lose to NE/Philly, it's over, he won't be close. -
I mean, it's already yellow. Not sure how "purified" it really is. https://www.buffalobills.com/news/bud-light-unveils-blizzard-brew-to-celebrate-bills-fans-shoveling-tradition
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Has Josh Allen put himself back in the race for MVP this year??
MJS replied to Special K's topic in The Stadium Wall
If the Bills beat the Patriots, Maye will be out of the conversation and it will be between Stafford, Love, and Allen. Allen has no shot, though, unless he keeps playing with his hair on fire like he did last week (which is very possible), and the Bills overtake the Pats for the division. No way are they going to give the MVP to a player on a team that is 2nd place in their division. So, I think it will go to Stafford unless they do poorly the last few weeks. -
Ketanji Brown Jackson: Embarrassment
BillsFanNC replied to BillsFanNC's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Jackson isn't a top QB. On paper he gets there and he does play well but the illusion is wearing thin. Mahomes is doing all he can with no one on offense and a mid OL. He's still top 8... Maybe 10 Burrow is as elite as ever but his availability is not right QB's don't face each other disirregardless.
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This isn’t “background checks” this is MAGA reading your social media to make sure you only say good things about Trump. As usual, your hypocrisy knows no bounds. What a miserable existence you must have!
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- Bills win the Division: 20% - Bills in: 92% - Bills out: 8% I'm assuming by in and out you are referring to the playoffs.
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Game week thread - Bills at Patriots*
Generic_Bills_Fan replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
I do think some of that final bengals drive was bishop cramping but he could certainly cramp up down the stretch again lol -
Has Josh Allen put himself back in the race for MVP this year??
Mr. WEO replied to Special K's topic in The Stadium Wall
Stafford's story book time came when he won a SB after joining the Rams. He's statistically (other than yards) better this year, but there's no new angle to his story at this point. -
“Doing background checks on foreigners who want to enter your country is exactly the same thing as arresting your own citizens for social media posts.”
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Yeah, like I said you just made the mistake of trying to put Cooks season in context of ypc to add gravity to it. Kinda' like that famous post Alphadawg created where he tried to tell us how we didn't realize how great Khalil Shakir was and threw in a nugget telling us that if you projected his 2023 yards per target figure over 100 targets that Shakir would have had 1360 yards. Of course, he forgot the context of Shakir being the 4th option in the passing game and the impact of teams doubling Diggs. So the next season plays out with Shakir now as a top 2 option in the pass game and no Diggs...... Shakir actually got exactly 100 targets and had like 800 yards. 😂 It just wasn't necessary if you just want to say "that's a lot of yards" as opposed to being like "I'm just sayyyying" that this is the 3rd greatest season by a Bills RB. I get that people want to find joy in the numbers of today but we don't have to compare very different era's to do that. Just look at where Cook is relative to his peers. He's got a good chance to leading the NFL in rushing. That would be a great accomplishment for a guy who wasn't perceived to be in that category as a rugged RB1.
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i guess if youn want to eliminate the 0-2 start, they might look a little jotter.. But we all know the narrative of the Chiefs coiong into the Bills game wasn't "this is one of the hottest teams in the NFL", it was "what's wrong with the Chiefs?". This has proven to be the real Chiefs for this year as they will miss the playoffs and the Offense looks totally lost. Hey--looks like you can now put Phil Rivers in your top 4 "current" QBs! Well played!
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You need to read further, young person. It’s not enough to read the top of a tweet thread and view it as gospel. The person you are eager to quote, Heidi, followed up with this “oh” tweet: Here is what you call “another smear campaign”: In 2014, Celis was accused in 3rd District Juvenile Court of a second-degree felony allegation of sexual abuse of a child, according to a court filing obtained by The Tribune on Tuesday. Another allegation is redacted in the filing. The document alleges that between March 1, 2014, and April 30, 2014, when he was 17 years old, Celis abused a girl who attended his ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake County. Try to be more savvy on occasion and please consider giving the taxpayers some value for their money today. Playing on the internet is not providing value.
