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Preach brother, Preach! This is so obvious. It really is the Emperors New Clothes.
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Perspective Matters: The Offense Is Producing
Ray Stonada replied to Magox's topic in The Stadium Wall
With a running game is as good as ours, it's almost a crime not to have a deep ball specialist. It's potentially a play-action touchdown or 50 yard completion 2-3 times per game. Kincaid looks like he is dialed in and won't drop a clutch ball now. -
“A WR will never matter in the offense” except when we need a 3rd and 6 late in a game. We need WR who can separate instantly
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A 3rd round pick will give you a guy who can be on the roster cheaply for 4 years. Wonder if the chefs weighed that against “win now” with what we have? As far as the pats, that is scary how much cap space they have. Give them a tougher schedule and they may not be as good as they are this year.
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Except when it counts. Last two painful playoff exit takeaways- Dalton dropping the ball. Diggs dropping the ball.
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I can’t imagine the offense without Cook. Bills passing game often looks forced and difficult. If I was coordinator, playing Bills- I’d put my #1 CB on Dalton. If there’s no Dalton, and no Cook, we have an average offense, with an elite QB being a game manager throwing bubble screens
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Pete started following AFC Midseason Rankings
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I think you are underestimating the Pats. They have won 5 in a row. It should be 6 in a row. Pats would have blown out Pittsburgh, but Stevenson kept fumbling at the goal line. Pats beat Buffalo in Buffalo. Pats are well coached. Josh McDaniels is an excellent offensive coordinator. Pats had an excellent draft. Drake Maye is the real deal. They have elite cornerbacks, and a very good defense. Pats quickly have become an AFC force. IMO Pats can hang with KC and Ravens- I’d love to see those games. Bills are going to have a battle trying to overcome Pats lead in East. Pats have a cupcake schedule. Tampa is one of the few teams that I think have a chance to beat NE. They play Sunday, and TB is banged up. Pats are healthy. How are the Pats so healthy and the Bills devastated by injuries, yet again?
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Let's take a second to appreciate James Cook
GunnerBill replied to Buffalo716's topic in The Stadium Wall
If it is long term wear and tear you are worried about then the Bills have guarded against that. This is year 4. They are pretty much committed through year 5. But it would cost $5.4m in dead cap if they wanted to move on in 2027. That isn't a justification anyone can use to still hold onto a wrong opinion about extending him. -
Breece is a very good RB. I’m glad him nor Quinnen ended up on the Chiefs. I can’t believe KC would offer a 4th, but not a 3rd. Im shocked NE didn’t add a RB - Pollard or Hall, they are have a need, are in drivers seat, and have something like $60 million in cap space. Scary thing is they roll that over. I was trying to look at the bright side of Bills lack of activity, and I was happy the Bills could roll $3 million over into next year
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The point is we get zero production from our wideouts. Every other team gets production from their wideouts, even teams with great TEs. Amon Ra St Brown says hello
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Trade Deadline has come and gone
Buffalo Ballin replied to Kirby Jackson's topic in The Stadium Wall
I hate to side with Beane on this one...yeah, it's great to stay pat. Keep our picks. Just look at our injury plagued defense. We need all of our picks and then some. Good lord. We need fresh younger bodies. - Today
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Sauce Gardner to the Colts for 2 1st round picks (and AD Mitchell)
Scott7975 replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Colts made a big mistake there. Danny Dimes is going to come back down to Earth and they just gave away their draft capital. I remember the Giants thought he was going to be a franchise QB too. The Bills were actually closer last season. One drive away as opposed to one game away. -
Sauce Gardner to the Colts for 2 1st round picks (and AD Mitchell)
Avisan replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
It's hilarious to me that people argue that a year where we lost in the divisional round was closer to a SB than last year, where we narrowly lost a the AFCCG in which the refs were actively screwing us over on spots repeatedly. -
FYI, you could watch TNF on twitch if you don’t have prime. At least you could last year.
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This, well said. If something should happen to Cook (god forbid)the Bills are basically cooked because he has been as valuable to the offense as Josh has been. Back in the 90's the Bills had a decent backup to Thurman Thomas in a guy also named Davis, Kenneth Davis and while there was a drop off with no Thurman on the field it wouldn't look nearly as bad should Cook go out. I almost wonder if the reason as to why Cook isn't utilized more in the passing game is to save him for the run game. Although that doesn't explain why Ray Davis and Ty Johnson aren't used more often in the pass game. This game against the 2-7 Miami Dolphins might be the perfect time to rest Cook somewhat and try and get Gore, Davis and Johnson more involved in the run game. I keep hearing that RBs are a dime a dozen and that simply doesn't apply to some players Like James Cook, Jon Taylor for the Colts, Saquon Barkley for the Eagles, King Henry for the Ravens.
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That's right. I met three of my ex-wives that way.
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I saw him run down the field to get in on a tackle. Was impressed to see a big man run someone down in the flat from behind. After going in the 2nd Round, he tore his meniscus in his left knee in the season opener and missed his entire Rookie year. Then he had a bad calf injury in Training Camp and and was once again put on IR until November for his 2nd season. His third year he stayed healthy and played in 12 games but was waived by Washington as a "Draft Bust". The Jets claimed him, but cut him after Training Camp as they had a pretty stacked DT core. This is essentially his shot to show the injuries are a thing of the past and prove he isn't a bust. It's a very similar idea to us giving Jordan Phillips a shot in 2018 after the Dolphins declared him a 2nd Round bust. Except Mathis had to earn it from the Practice Squad. Said it in another thread, but I find it telling that they signed him while he still had one more activation left over a guy like Zion Logue who has been with the team longer and has no more activations. Hopefully the story goes the same way it did for Phillips. It would be a wild story if he went from a 2nd Rounder in 2022 to his career on the line on a Practice Squad in 2025, but through hard work and 3 injuries at DT - got his 2nd chance and reclaimed what his career was supposed to be.
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Trump ❤️ Tariffs
The Frankish Reich replied to The Frankish Reich's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Kim Kardashian has 73 MILLION Twitter followers. So obviously she is right about those fake moon landings. -
Kinda crazy what Indy did. Such a high draft price (plus a young day two WR) for the highest paid CB in NFL history who also has issues with penalties and run support effort/physicality. He's so gifted as a press man boundary corner, but can he rediscover all-pro play without all the clutching and grabbing he got away with earlier in his career? It's a fine line for these aggressive, long-limbed cover corners. One recalls dominant NE and KC and SEA (and others) DBs over the years who, if the broadcast or later film reviews allowed, could be seen holding and tugging and mugging so dang often that refs would get desensitized and ignore it for untargeted routes and also just more broadly**. Or not even call it at all in such glaring examples as the Saints "losing" to the Rams in the 2018 NFCCG. Will the refs give him some wiggle room on a defense known to be very physical overall? Would highlight and reward one of the most aggressive trading seasons in memory. **Not unlike the way KC's OTs, especially Taylor, have lined up too far off the LOS and/or false started and/or held on nearly every single passing play for years but only get flagged once or twice per game at most.
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Virginia Governors Race
The Frankish Reich replied to Trump_is_Mentally_fit's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Youngkin was in Iowa while his Lt. Gov Winsome was in freefall. -
Trade Deadline has come and gone
BuffaloBillsGospel2014 replied to Kirby Jackson's topic in The Stadium Wall
I agree and I wasn't even that upset that he didn't pick up anyone at the deadline (more surprised) but hearing the "I tried" speel just doesn't fly with me (not that it matters because I can't do a thing about it lol).
