Mr. WEO
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20 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
13 seconds was mainly a McDermott issue. From the squib decision to the defences called to the 2nd timeout. But we also know Levi screwed the second play up and played the wrong leverage. And Jordan knows that because he was madly gesturing at him before the play. He could see it was about to go wrong.
Poyer and Hyde dropping into deep coverage (again....after just getting burned underneath by Hill) on the Kelce play defies understanding. At least Poyer was able to make contact....after Kielce caught the ball and called timeout. lol nice. another credited tackle.
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13 hours ago, LeGOATski said:
Yeah it does. It shows your point is stupid.
atta boy! Give us 17K more, just like that!
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On 3/27/2024 at 9:39 PM, 78thealltimegreat said:
Zinter, Keegan, and Nugent alone will have lengthy pro careers Michigan is an oline factory.
there are 11 currently on NFL rosters as of the end of last season
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8 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:
This makes sense if you see Diggs' and Brown's antics as the same
it has nothing to do with that...not the point anyway.
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27 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:
I mean....clearly not if fans turn on Diggs so easily.
Yours is a weird post, to say the least.
weird if you don't understand the history of this place. you should know better.
3 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:The many Diggs threads and posts say otherwise.
Sure, fellas....4 years in.
But when he was the former Vikings helmet tossing diva/new Bills savior, he had nothing but love here upon arrival. Same would be true for the arrival of AB. No doubt.
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1 hour ago, DrDawkinstein said:
Thank god that trade didnt work out. Fans can barely handle Diggs and his postgame behavior and vague, innocuous tweets. AB wouldve torn this team (and possibly the entire city of Buffalo) apart.
who are you kidding? TBD would have eaten up his antics with a fork and spoon. Put a Bills jersey on him and all that old stuff magically melts away as he becomes a Buffalo Bill...
Hamlin would be best to ignore AB, as everyone knows he's crazy...plus he can easily resort to roasting Damar over his actual playing career so far. Not much Comeback for that---even for the Comeback Kid.
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15 hours ago, SoTier said:
Asking that question means that you are just another one of the lemmings who think that maybe, just maybe, Beane and McDermott actually might know what they're doing.
Watching Russ Brandon trade away All Pro LT Jason Peters and replacing him with waiver-wire refugees in 2009 convinced me of the importance of having a solid OL. I think it was 2 or 3 years before the Bills got around to even drafting an actual LT.
Prioritizing need over talent sets up a team for failure. A team like the Bills has to make its high draft picks count because the draft is the best place to find the difference makers they need. If there's a WR and/or DE as well as a C on the board that the Bills have graded as first round talents, they should take the one they think is likely to become a stud. If there's a first round C on the board but none of the WRs or DEs left are close to his quality, it's a no-brainer to take the C.
Maurkise Pouncey went to the Stillers at #18 in 2010. Nine times Pro Bowler, 2 time All Pro. He retired after the 2020 season. The only season he failed to make the Pro Bowl was the season he suffered a season-ending injury in the opening game of the season. He came back the next season to be selected All Pro a second time.
The Bills had a pretty solid O line last year. Still can't get past the Chiefs.
If Peters never left Buffalo, nothing would have changed for the Bills. They were no worse without him--they had their best record in his 5 years his rookie year, where he appeared in 5 games.
LT and C are not game changers. Bills need one beside Josh Allen.
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3 hours ago, Logic said:
I have never seen MORE chatter for LESS good reason than that regarding Stefon Diggs.
He has never -- NEVER -- publicly stated his dissatisfaction or desire to leave the team. Never demanded a trade. Never been anything but an A+ teammate, locker room presence, and team leader.
Yes, he's fiery, and he wants the ball. So do all good WRs since the beginning of time. His fire FEEDS this team. Who do you most often see walking up and down the bench, getting in people's faces? That's right. Stefon Diggs.
Yes, he could use some public relations classes on answering questions in a way that invites less speculation. Still, I feel most of the narrative that follows Stefon Diggs is completely unwarranted.
Where's the endless, breathless speculation over George Pickens? AJ Brown? Garrett Wilson? All three of those guys have expressed more public dissatisfaction with their team, yet they don't get one tenth the coverage and speculation that Diggs gets. It's maddening.
I wish everyone would find something else to do and quit creating drama where there is none.He should catch it more often then (and stop taking himself out of the game). The more he is targeted, the lower his catch % goes. In games with 10 or more targets, he has a catch % of 56.
Also, this should go without saying/asking, but why would anyone here speak much about other teams' disgruntled WRs?
Finally, he is absolutely his the sole creator of his own "narrative". Nothing could be more obvious.
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11 hours ago, steven50 said:
Ya tweets....
NBC sports and SI say he wants to be a cardinal.
https://www.si.com/nfl/cardinals/news/marvin-harrison-jr-wants-arizona-cardinals-draft-him
Hmmm who to believe? Random guy on Twitter, or NBC sports, Sports illustrated and every other news outlet......
This is such a hard decision.🤔
why would anyone want to blow their first 3-4 years on that awful franchise? -
“Ya see, gotta get me one-uh-them CORNERBACKS!…maybe an undersized D lineman. Ahm still rattlin it round in ma BRAIN”
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man, this guy gets passed around...
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On 3/21/2024 at 11:15 PM, Dan in Owego said:
I heard on the dark web there is videos of him kicking puppies, and even worse things i don't dare mention🤐
Yeah but the puppies told him they were 18 (in dog years)....
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2 hours ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:
Up till this year Bass was solid kicking with Haack holding. There were some problems with Bojo, but not as bad as this past year.
Again what is the evidence that Martin is the cause for Bass”s struggles this year? You are simply claiming this as true-
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"so many high-end draft prospects choosing to stay in school"... that's pretty funny. Too busy with their studies, no doubt.
Jr. may be the next Ted Ginn. Hope he enjoys the desert--and being thrown to by an injury prone dwarf.
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8 pages!@!!
Beane reaching for the pile of one year contracts.
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34 minutes ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:
The last 3 or 4 weeks of season he kicked decent, before that was never great
And you know this how exactly?
A couple years ago posters were blaming Bojo, now Martin? What's the common denominator?
What's the evidence that Martin provided bad holds?
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8 hours ago, BillsFanForever19 said:
Minimal cap saving of around 1.25m on a cut is now out. Good news is it seems like anyone worrying that Matt Haack was anything but a Camp Leg probably no longer needs to worry.
Do you need a "camp leg" punter??
8 hours ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:It may come down to who is the better holder.
Bass's problems did not include his holder
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7 hours ago, NewEra said:
Doesn’t seem like a McD type. Exceptional talent that I think could still be great….but I don’t think he’ll ever put in the effort to get there. He takes way too many plays off effort wise.
He can hang with Von...
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12 hours ago, NoSaint said:
At 10m you could get a fringe top 5 center, or settle for a not even top 5 WR2Even so, it’d be less than 10m in cap savings compared to a mediocre wr being the same (and a top guy being 25m)
1st round has to be an impact player. That excludes Center.
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lol horrible waste of a 1st rounder
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"accounting errors"??
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On 3/17/2024 at 4:14 PM, Buffalo Super Fan said:
Not one stadium and arena project once the Buffalo team started building it didn’t open on time. Buffalo is number one we should all take a tip of the hat that we are very good at getting stadium and arena construction projects done and open on time.Hymark was built in 1973. Key Bank arena in 1996....
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4 hours ago, Einstein said:
Not that I want Sanders kid on the team, but his words do tend to have a lot of influence on college players in general.
Other than the ones who want to go to Colorado, who does he have a lot of influence over?
4 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:It does affect stats playing in crap weather.
Good thing few games are actually played in crap weather...
The 2024 UFL Thread
in The Stadium Wall
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Very few people like spring "pro" football...so the poster was correct.