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The Battle for Jobs at Safety and Corner.
noacls17 replied to GASabresIUFan's topic in The Stadium Wall
As I sd he needs to improve on the mental aspect of the game. However the narrative that he is a limited athlete is wrong. -
Mark Hamill and his ball washers are livid! 😂
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The Battle for Jobs at Safety and Corner.
boyst replied to GASabresIUFan's topic in The Stadium Wall
There's track speed, linear speed, and athletic speed. Only a few NFL players possess track speed, and then the remainder generally have only one of linear speed or athletic speed. For as fast as he is supposed to be he lacks the ability to play with it. -
Said to my kid and his pal I liked the Bills heavy ‘D’ draft and the WR’s situation is overblown. They disagreed then “Beane’d” me. It’s a new adjective.
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Wide Receiver Train Full Speed Ahead- CHOO CHOO!
GunnerBill replied to Pete's topic in The Stadium Wall
Don't disagree with that. My point was more the way NFL teams are built now everyone had their share of punts going into each season. -
What is your favorite totally random Bills game?
Chandler#81 replied to T.E.'s topic in The Stadium Wall
https://youtu.be/6XJNNLuwNMw?si=UXaYivGAvjEQPNvF -
What are the odds for each candidate? Draft Kings should know.😀 Is Father Guido Sarducci attending? Are they going tp play "Find the Pope in the Pizza while they are in the Sistine Chapel??😀
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What is your favorite totally random Bills game?
dave mcbride replied to T.E.'s topic in The Stadium Wall
Bills-Ravens in 1999 (13-10 win). Flutie played terribly all game long against a Ravens D that was FAR better than everyone knew (the year before perhaps the best defensive season in league history) and somehow pulled it out with a couple of circus-act plays on the final drive. Worth watching the last 2 minutes and 40 seconds — start at around the 1:55:10 mark: That was vs Jax! -
Wide Receiver Train Full Speed Ahead- CHOO CHOO!
Doc Brown replied to Pete's topic in The Stadium Wall
He's had at least proven in the past he can put up good but not elite numbers. Being injury prone make it unlikely but of Samuel, Moore, and Palmer he's probably the WR the most potential to have a rebound year. Coleman and Kincaid drastically improving is really the most realistic chance to making this passing game more prolific next season. -
Wide Receiver Train Full Speed Ahead- CHOO CHOO!
noacls17 replied to Pete's topic in The Stadium Wall
Actually you were proven wrong The only defensive stat that matters is the 33.2 ppg given up by the Bills defense in the last game of the year in the last 5 seasons. -
One Song to Listen to For the Rest of Your Life....
aristocrat replied to Mike in Horseheads's topic in Off the Wall
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Maybe you should read what a couple actual conclave attendees thought about his stunt. Fake outrage? it has raised eyebrows on social media and drawn criticism, including from cardinals who are in Rome for conclave next week. “Not funny, Sir,” the 66-year-old Filipino Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David wrote in a post on Facebook. Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York, was also critical when questioned by journalists ahead of delivering a Mass in Rome on Sunday. Asked whether he was offended by the image, Cardinal Dolan – who Trump hinted he favors for the next pope - replied, “Well, it wasn’t good.” and Dolan is a trumper embarrassment.
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Why Landon Jackson is the next MONSTER in the NFL
Chandler#81 replied to MJS's topic in The Stadium Wall
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No, they were infected.
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measles outbreak
Trump_is_Mentally_fit replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Oh, were they unvaccinated? -
A lot of lies and false information being spread by so-called medical professionals during that time. It made me ashamed of my profession.
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I mean, just thinking about it without looking at statistics? In 4 playoff games against the Chiefs we have basically only stopped them an average of twice per game, usually in the 3rd and 4th quarters to act like we're "giving our O a chance to win it for us." Also the first playoff game against them we opened up with a stop and I don't think we stopped them again. ...oh and I dunno about Philly. I don’t watch garbage television. Sounds right tho considering the score.
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Did you truly just say that ugly woman can’t get raped by a rich man? My lord, of all the backwoods, uneducated, hateful crap I’ve seen on this board, this takes the cake. Im guessing in most rape cases, you think “well, what did she do to put herself in that situation?” JFC you are trash. I hope you don’t have daughters.
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Trump ❤️ Tariffs
Joe Ferguson forever replied to The Frankish Reich's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Your family will have less but it will be more expensive! https://archive.is/W4xe1 -
Wide Receiver Train Full Speed Ahead- CHOO CHOO!
BADOLBILZ replied to Pete's topic in The Stadium Wall
Ohhh I see. And just how many SB wins has that optimism been rewarded with. 😂 Because that's what we are talking about here. There is a reason you can't keep it on topic. -
Since the Pope Francis thread has become overrun with false outrage, I thought that I would start this thread. The papal conclave, to elect the successor to Pope Francis, is scheduled to begin on May 7, 2025. The cardinals will gather in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City to begin the process. Start Date: May 7, 2025. Location: Sistine Chapel in Vatican City. Purpose: To elect a new Pope. Timing: Conclaves must start 15 to 20 days after the pope's death, which occurred for Pope Francis on April 21, 2025 Who will be the next pope? Conclave 2025 When the world's Catholic cardinals enter the Sistine Chapel on May 7 to elect the next pontiff, eight out of ten will share one primary thing in common: They were all elevated to their rank by Pope Francis. As they gather for what is expected to be the largest conclave in history, the cardinals now face a stark choice: to continue along the path of reform as the trailblazing Francis — of opening the church up to the modern world and making its structures more inclusive — or to initiate a course correction. https://www.ncronline.org/feature-series/conclave-2025/stories Find our coverage of papabile candidates here. https://www.ncronline.org/feature-series/papal-front-runners/stories * Note the National Catholic Reporter is independent, not part of the church.
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