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Completely different reasons for retiring. Josh is a competitor and loves Buffalo. He will do everything possible to get a Superbowl for himself and the team, but obviously for him first. If he senses the Coach/GM are holding him back, he'll force new ones on Pegula or demand a trade. I wouldn't blame him.
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Probably not since Landon jackson in 2025
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It kills me when the Bills go to 13 (or 22 with Gilliam but whatever) and have Coleman as the only WR. The defense only has to commit one guy to cover Coleman and his route tree looks like a short stick. If you must have him on the field at least get him to run some different routes. But the better solution is anyone else out there.
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Is Joe Brady the main issue on offense?
MasterStrategist replied to Pete's topic in The Stadium Wall
This is all on Beane, offense is horrible right now bc of lack of WR talent- simple. We score on our 1st drives of each half-- thats when you script plays/most impactful of coaching adjustments. Brady 2 for 2. But Beane was counting on a 2nd year jump for Keon, Palmer to create more downfield playmaking, Shakir to continue improving (hence the new deal), and Kincaid to stay healthy & jump his game. Beane made each of these decisions --- next year, maybe we have a new GM that actually realizes our talent deficient group at WR cant be solved by Josh Allen alone. Trade deadline will tell alot -- especially if "extreme" --- ie: trading a future 1st or standing pat and making no move. Either of those options points to either a desperate GM or one who is being told to stand down. -
Those Wacky, Hilarious Young Republicans!
BillsFanNC replied to The Frankish Reich's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Finding is so very annoyed that he's on ignore. Love. It. Don't worry though Finding Qanon, people do sometimes quote you. And with that I'll use someone else's thoughts and actions as my own... -
Would you want to see Josh play hardball with the organization?
Billl replied to Another Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall
The Pegulas have left an absurd amount of money on the table by keeping the teams in Buffalo. Whatever faults they have, their commitment to the city isn’t one of them. -
Those Wacky, Hilarious Young Republicans!
4th&long replied to The Frankish Reich's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
So now you are a doctor? My doctor I was seeing told me sitting at a desk all day would be worse for me than what I was doing. And Did I say I didn't try to get a job in an office? Don't make assumptions. I dint try to impress you by telling you how long I paid in, yes I know everyone pays in. What I'm saying is I earned it, I don't owe anybody anything. And you are wrong, it is an accomplishment of sorts. You'll see when you retire. You are not doing yourself any favors, you just make yourself look dumber everything's you post. Educated dummy, book smart. Not impressed. I'll still out work your lady fat ass. I can probably guess your weight by the number of years you been sitting at a desk, that's If that's what you do. I doubt you even have a job. Dumb ass Maga white trash -
Certainly Josh can see the writing on the wall for the future of the Bills! Kinkaid, Shakir & Knox are his basic passing options. Gone are John Brown, Gabe Davis, Diggs and Cole Beasley. These were receivers he could count on to be in the right place and make tough catches. Obviously, he can see the defensive side of the ball with veterans (Tre White, Jordan Poyer, Milano and Jordan Phillips) playing poorly past their prime years. The younger players on defense - especially the back 7 - are basically too small, slow and miss routine tackles. So - as he said recently, "there's more in life for me than just football play". His cross country relationship with wife Hailee has to be stressful. Could he follow in the footsteps of Andrew Luck? His eyes tell the story. Is the fire gone?
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Hire Ryan Fitzpatrick as a part time consultant
thenorthremembers replied to Figster's topic in The Stadium Wall
Well its official, a new epoch. Gone are the days of fans wanting Jim Kelly for OC and Thurman as running backs coach. Today marks the dawn of a new day. The days of Fitzpatrick as a consultant, David Nelson as a ticket agent, Marcus Stroud as head of stadium security. Its finally time for the many players of the Drought Coalition to join forces and bring the success they could never give the Bills to a new generation of players. How they will teach winning without ever doing it themselves is just part of the mystery. -
Hire Ryan Fitzpatrick as a part time consultant
Figster replied to Figster's topic in The Stadium Wall
Good grief, whatever man I'm getting an awful lot of sadness and grief, but nobody can tell me why a man like Ryan Fitzpatrick is a bad idea as a consultant for the Bills franchise because its not. Watch the video, he clearly knows who can help the Bills Offense -
Is Joe Brady the main issue on offense?
hondo in seattle replied to Pete's topic in The Stadium Wall
I agree with your conclusion, GB. But I don't think Brady is blameless. Not when defenders are saying they're reading our plays. Not when we continually see Josh scan the field and find no one to throw to. It's not like all the completions in the NFL are going to elite wideouts. Many other teams are scheming their JAG receivers open better than we are. And some of Brady's 3rd and 4th down calls remind me of Seattle throwing the ball in the SB when they should have given it to Marshawn. Sometimes play-callers overthink things. And sometimes they underthink things. Weirdly, Brady seems to do both. -
Hire Ryan Fitzpatrick as a part time consultant
Puckman5 replied to Figster's topic in The Stadium Wall
Haven't we had enough tragic endings? Great competitor, fan and TV personalty, but...... -
Hire Ryan Fitzpatrick as a part time consultant
Mike in Horseheads replied to Figster's topic in The Stadium Wall
Oh figgy figgy figgy. -
Guys like Morrison don't give a schnitzel, they probably would rather have you NOT attend. They aren't doing it for the money. From AI: "Van Morrison has expressed that fame is largely a burden, describing it as a "pain in the ass" that intrudes on his privacy and personal life. He prefers to focus on his music rather than the superficial aspects of celebrity culture." I don't agree with him on certain issues... BUT he's right on when it comes to status & money... He ain't doing the show for you.
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Yeah the Chiefs offense is like watching a different sport. The likes of Sean McVay and Kyle Shanahan have earned their flowers but Andy Reid is still the very best in the business. Every play they run looks completely different from the rest. Every play design puts at least one defender in conflict. I hate the Chiefs but I'm too much of a pure football fan not to appreciate what I'm watching there.
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Hire Ryan Fitzpatrick as a part time consultant
Figster replied to Figster's topic in The Stadium Wall
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Why doesn't McDermott call the Defensive plays full time??
Mr. WEO replied to Special K's topic in The Stadium Wall
it was the nail in the coffin drive. 14 plays with 6 1st downs late in the 4th Q sealing the loss is a disaster. But yeah, McD late in a game calling Defenses has always been a fantastic idea. -
if you look at some of the other gameday threads you will see post after post of 'why is that guy so open' now granted- some of that is just the wr winning. but a lot of it is design. i really wish people would watch more chiefs games, specifically how those annoying little stick/option underneath are presented to Mahomes. it's just a different level of understanding how to attack a defense
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No, Josh Allen has not developed into a perfect QB that is incapable of having an off day. That doesn't describe any player in NFL history. Or any human being in history for that matter. I think it was @GunnerBill who compared it to Brady's last year in New England. I've used the same comparison. Even the GOAT struggled when surrounded with crap. Fans declared that his career was over. Well it's no coincidence that he chose to transfer to the team that at the time had the best offensive supporting cast in the NFL, and promptly won another Super Bowl with them.
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Those Wacky, Hilarious Young Republicans!
Commsvet11 replied to The Frankish Reich's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Not doing yourself any favors shaking that white trash label. You could work in a office but you couldn’t stand it it’s like going to prison everyday so your unemployed another check on that white trash box. And nobody is impressed you paid into social security because everybody else does too, it’s not an accomplishment