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People every year think McKenzie is going to have a role then barely sees the field all year. So I think once again people are over estimating how many snaps McKenzie will get. And I think Shakir will end the season with the 4th most touches at WR and not too far behind Crowder. Next year, he will fully take over for Crowder and be the full time starting slot WR.
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So whose the savior in terms of size? Kumerow who never steps on the field in offense? They will keep the best players, and if Kumerow proves to be one of them, they will keep him. But I seriously doubt they cut a better WR to keep Kumerow just because he’s bigger. They might keep Kumerow for ST, but he isnt getting a free roster spot just because he’s bigger. We got size at TE and Diggs and Davis both play big. Size won’t be an issue IMO.
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I will say there is almost no chance that Crowder or Shakir get cut, and McKenzie not likely either. Diggs, Davis, Crowder, Shakir are all lock or as close to locks as you can get in the current WR room. They likely keep McKenzie too given they just signed him back. That leaves one spot maybe 2 spots for a dedicated returner and possible ST player if they want. I think it will be Tavon as the returner. I’m not sold they keep 7 WRs. It’s gonna be real hard to keep 7 this year. My final prediction: Diggs, Davis, Crowder, Shakir, McKenzie, Austin. He is not a only a near lock for the roster, he’s gonna get plenty of touches as a rookie
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Hahaha I want to watch a Bills game with you…who is this?
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It’s Inglewood, so it’s aight and not the best area as in walking around and stuff. But it’s not far at all from better areas. I mean you are like 10 min from the Beach even.
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Capitol One The Match (Allen Tattoo)
Alphadawg7 replied to TheNorwoodStrangler's topic in The Stadium Wall
I have on a 112 par 3 using my friends mom PW. Lol. Worst part, someone else got a hole in one on a different hole same day and they used the last Polaroid to take their picture so I didn’t even get my pic up on the wall! Hahaha I was so pissed. -
Capitol One The Match (Allen Tattoo)
Alphadawg7 replied to TheNorwoodStrangler's topic in The Stadium Wall
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Capitol One The Match (Allen Tattoo)
Alphadawg7 replied to TheNorwoodStrangler's topic in The Stadium Wall
This has been so funny and fun to watch. Million times better than a pro bowl -
Who said Kap was elite? You just compared him to one of the best QBs in the NFL. What does that have to do with anything? That’s like saying well if he wasn't as good as Aaron Rodgers is then he must not be any good at all. But, to answer your question…I suggest you maybe go look at the Houston Texans where Watson had a phenomenal season, MVP level stats, and they still only won like 3 games. Or look at all the seasons the Saints missed the playoffs while Brees was throwing for 5000 yards. Or all the time the Falcons missed the playoffs with that potent offense. Or how bad the Lions were despite having Stafford. So yes, if you completely stripped our defense of all its good players and stripped the offense of all its good players, Allen wouldn’t win many games either.
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Did you look at the massive loss of talent over those years, maybe the biggest loss of talent for a young team in a short span in NFL history? They lost every single one of their best players on defense and offense over that span to shocking early retirements, injuries, free agency, trades and legal problems. They also loss Harbaugh who knew how to use Kap and replaced him with the worst HC in NFL. Not to mention, the locker room had been turning on Harbaugh his last 2 seasons in SF. Again, you’re just looking at a win-loss record and making assumptions without the context of the facts. When they went to the SB, the team was young and looked setup to be a top team for years to come. Then they started losing all those players and in Kaps last year had easily a bottom 5 roster in the NFL and the worst HC. Not trying to be a jerk here, but your completely missing the context of what was going on with the 49ers in the next few years after the SB loss to the Ravens.
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Aaron Donald may retire if Rams win SB?
Alphadawg7 replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall
What a dumb comment. Ive been a die hard Bills fan since the 80’s despite never setting foot in Buffalo until last September for the home opener. But I’m also a huge fan of football, so there are players I’ve enjoyed over the years that were not Bills players. -
Aaron Donald may retire if Rams win SB?
Alphadawg7 replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall
I did watch him in his prime, he was actually one of my favorite players. He’s an all time great, literally one of the best pass rushers to ever step on a field. Hence the HOF worthiness. -
Aaron Donald may retire if Rams win SB?
Alphadawg7 replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall
"Just a pass rusher"? You mean just one of the greatest pass rushers of all time who had 126.5 sacks in just 11 seasons, and holds the most sacks in a game (7) record. To say he doesn't belong in that list is silly. He averaged 11.5 sacks per season for 11 seasons before his tragic death. -
You can’t give all the credit to the defense and O Line for the SB run then give all the blame to Kap on the 2-10 season. That 2-10 season the Niners had maybe the largest loss of talent for any team in NFL history over the previous 2 seasons. Every single good player on both offense and defense for the SB year was basically gone due to early surprise retirements, injuries, free agency, trades, and suspensions. Not to mention the massive downgrade at HC. No offense, you either don’t really know enough of the details here to have an accurate opinion or you’re just ignoring facts. Either way, giving all the credit to his team, then ignoring the fact that whole team and HC were gone to just blame it all on Kap is pointless and totally contradictory statements. Even worse was that Kap wasn’t even playing that bad in that last season considering that team was one of the worst rosters in the league with the worst coaching in the NFL that year. Im not saying he’s gonna be good or bad, but he does deserve an opportunity to show what he might be capable of. And too many people who don’t know enough about the facts of his years in SF keep painting overly exaggerated accounts of him and those teams.
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Thats a good deal right now! Someone should take you up on that. My neighbors trying to buy similar tickets and they are like $500 each right now. In fact, if no one buys them, they would probably buy them from you. But see if anyone on TSW needs them first
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Awesome! I live 5 min from Marina Del Rey too DM me if you need any info on things to do or places to eat
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I mentioned this in another thread, the one I started where I leaked this game and the thanksgiving game back in April. I live at the beach, literally beach front, like 10 min from the stadium. So I might do something here that day before the game too, like earlier in the day so there’s still time to hit any Bills Backer tailgate events at the stadium too. I’ll keep y’all posted as we get closer, anyone here would be welcome
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I will be there, live 6 miles from the stadium
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Video: Bills Sights & Sounds from OTAs
Alphadawg7 replied to BillsFanForever19's topic in The Stadium Wall
I’ve met Von Miller in person. I’m 6’4” and can tell you he felt big to me in person. So I think it’s more the guys he’s next to are just big making him look smaller. -
NFL looking at ways to improve the Pro Bowl
Alphadawg7 replied to Greg S's topic in The Stadium Wall
1. Whatever it is, should be after the SB not before so everyone can participate if they want to. 2. The game can not be repaired, it has to go as is. 3. A flag football game seems like a reasonable replacement, but it won’t be and it won’t last. Why? Because making it flag football would encourage the players to play harder and faster, and it’s not a matter of it, but when someone gets a serious non contact injury such as ACL or Achilles tear. And if they don’t play hard and fast, then it’s just as bad as the game they play now. 4. Most likely low risk and long term viable solution is replace it with a series of competitions like Saturday in NBA all star weekend. 5. Maybe in addition to skills competition they could possibly add in some non football team competitions too such as dodge ball, golf, softball. Now for what I would personally do: Me and a group of friends play a game we call the Cobra Games (no idea where name came from lol) Friday after thanksgiving every year. It’s a drunken Olympics of sort amongst us where every team member must take a shot before and in some cases after each event lol (NFL doesn’t have to include alcohol of course). We break up into teams, usually 3 or 4 per team depending how many players we have that year and play 5 events. We play it at a local high school (since school is not in session the day after thanksgiving) on a basketball court and football field. We all put in like $20 into the winners pot. First is a basketball shooting challenge. Each person on your team has to shoot from somewhere on the court before you can shoot again. There are designated point zones where you get different amount of points on made baskets from those areas. You have 90 seconds to score as many points as you can. Shoot out of turn and you have to take a shot of alcohol before you can shoot again. Second is FG kicking. Each team starts at the 10 yard line, one team plays at a time. Everyone on the team kicks, as long as one person makes it the ball gets moved back 5 yards. You keep going until no one makes it. Longest FG wins, tie breaker is how many on team made it from that distance, and if still tied then how many made it the distance before and so on and so on. Third is pass catching. You start 5 yards apart with each of your teammates in a daisy chain. You can not take more than 1 step in any direction to make the catch, meaning one foot has to be planted at all times when catching the ball. Drop it and you’re out, throw a bad pass to where they can’t catch it without moving their plant foot, you’re out. Once everyone successfully completes the chain, you move 5 more yards apart. You do this until a pass is not completed. Longest completed daisy chain wins, ties go to a throw off. Fourth is a relay race. You start by cracking, pouring, and chugging a beer. Once empty you run 20 yards and back. Next person now does same chug and then sprints 30 yards and back. Then next teammate goes 40 yards (always ten yards longer than previous) and back. And so on until whole team has gone. Best team time wins. If you spill any beer, foam any beer out of your cup, if you leave any beer in can or cup, etc then you must do 10 pushups while clock is running before continuing. Fifth and final game: Bowling, highest scoring team wins. All games and place finishes worth certain amount of points, most total points wins the trophy. Winning team takes everyone to local dive strip club after and uses prize money to buy every team a pitcher of beer and a round of lap dances for winning team. The afternoon show at the local dive strip club is quite an interesting show too haha. So maybe an NFL version of this is a 2 day challenge where NFC vs AFC break up into an Olympics of sort made up of smaller teams and do some mini games like this to earn points. Mini Games inspired by sports such as golf, volleyball, basketball, softball, cornhole, bowling and of course NFL skills challenges, 7 on 7 flag football, etc. They would have to strategize where to use say Aaron Rodgers…he has a 4 handicap in golf…use him there or a skills challenge where throwing the ball is involved? I think this would be fun. By the way, I shared all those details of our Cobra Games more for you guys in case anyone thought they might have fun doing it with friends. -
But their roster talent is even better than anything Tyrod had, so if he can be just ok, they can score a bunch.