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The Browns are officially leaving Cleveland again
Doc Brown replied to Gregg's topic in The Stadium Wall
I wouldn't rule it out. Any QB that has a late first to second round grade has the potential to be a franchise QB. He for the first time in his life has a chip on his shoulder. -
This is why Nazis always take over the education systems first.
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There isn't a franchise guy in Cleveland because Stefanski wanted Baker gone. If the Browns had kept Baker, with their defense and running game, they likely make the playoffs 4 or 5 times under Stefanski. Your hatred of McDermott is what is incredible. McDermott has beaten the Chiefs 4 out of 5 in the regular season. McDermott has lost to the Chiefs 3 times in the playoffs. McDermott is 1-2 against the Bengals in the regular season. McDermott is 0-1 against the Bengals in the playoffs. There is nothing to "defend" about McDermott; his record speaks for itself. If it's not good enough for you, go worship on the alter of Andy Reid. Yeah, I'm cool with it. As a Bills fan since 1963, I'll take the current Bills under McDermott because winning is a whole lot more fun than losing, which the Bills have done way too much during their history. I guarantee that winning 11 or 13 games in the regular season, making the playoffs, and winning playoff games, even if not the Super Bowl, is a thousand times better than suffering through 1 or 2 win seasons or a 17 year playoff drought.
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I agree. Could do more but I'm not expecting it. This is the Bills after all
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Cluster injuries at DT. Who knows.
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The Browns are officially leaving Cleveland again
Never NEVER Give-up replied to Gregg's topic in The Stadium Wall
Seems like yesterday they just built their current stadium. -
Bills Score 3 TDs in 77 seconds. Sept. 30, 1990
DrDawkinstein replied to Dan Darragh's topic in The Stadium Wall
The draft was also 12 rounds and there was no salary cap, or even free agency really, so that helped a lot too But it was a very special team. I was lucky enough that my dad, who had just lived through the tough Bills times of the 70s and early-80s, would always tell me after any/all of those miraculous 90s performances: "enjoy every minute of this, and dont get used to it, this is NOT how football teams usually play, this is a once in a lifetime thing." I think that advice helped me hold onto my mental health through the drought, lol. -
With Tre White back on the roster, it's possible!
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Who is on the Mt. Rushmore of Bills Special Teams
thronethinker replied to BillsPride12's topic in The Stadium Wall
Christie for sure, his onside kick against Houston was a huge moment in that game. He kicked and recovered the same kick. -
Antonio Brown files bankruptcy. Earned over $100Million
Behindenemylines replied to Chandler#81's topic in The Stadium Wall
Dude is so fast he’ll get to Bankruptcy faster! - Yesterday
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Who is on the Mt. Rushmore of Bills Special Teams
folz replied to BillsPride12's topic in The Stadium Wall
Yeah, I think frostbitmic nailed it for me...while also acknowledging that I didn't get to see players such as McGuire, Moody, and Gogalak. Don't think they'd make the BB Mt. Rushmore, because I assume a lot of their ST tackles came with other teams (Jax and Minn, respectively), but there are two Bills on the All-Time Special Teams Tackles list: Paul Posluszney (at 13) and Antoine Winfield (at 17). Again, not Mt. Rushmore worthy, but other guys who came to mind (with a little digging): Siran Neal, Tyler Matakevich, Taiwan Jones, Roscoe Parrish, Jeff Burris, Leodis McKelvin, George Wilson, Mario Hagan, Marcus Easley, John Wendling, Scott Norwood, Chris Mohr, Reid Ferguson, Garrison Sanborn, Adam Linger, Sam Aiken, Lorenzo Alexander. FYI: John Wendling led the league in ST tackles in 2009 (he was second in the league in ST tackles in 2010, but with Detroit at that point). Marcus Easley led the league in ST tackles in 2013. -
Name a Right Wing Position
Homelander replied to Backintheday544's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Right wing position - Caring about kids