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5 hours ago, Buffalo03 said:
He had 44 TDs in 2023 not 40. He threw 29 and ran for 15. Who the hell made that?
He also caught a TD pass in 2020 for a total of 46.
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After bailing out of the pocket and twice avoiding getting sacked before ripping a pass downfield into Coleman's hands, Allen should have given the rookie the "squeeze the effin' ball" hand gesture...
...in fairness, I think the DB got a hand in there, but where's the fun in acknowledging that?
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Couple of things with rewatching the Coleman TD. 1, Romo clearly thinks that's going to get picked as he starts to lament the pass. 2, Spencer Brown is enormous. I know he's listed as 6'8", but standing next to him, Allen, who's 6'5", looks more like 'lil Dirty.
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1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:
Why would the chiefs gaf about the bengals. They will probably lose to Denver with resting starters but not intentionally for keeping cincy out
IDK, if you had the ability to guarantee that one of the 3 best QBs in the conference didn't make the playoffs but a team QB'd by rookie Bo Nix did, and it fundamentally wouldn't change anything about your season, you don't think you might stack the odds a bit?
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7 hours ago, ProcessTruster said:
I am confident Beane will address the D Line once the 70m dead cap stranglehold is released after the season.
How much is the DL and how much is a secondary relying on Hamlin, Rapp and Douglas in coverage. Benford is the only one holding up his end of the bargain from last season. Losing Hyde and Poyer's experience from last season and Douglas seemingly losing a step from last season as this season wore on had a big role in the D's performance against the Rams and Lions. The Ravens, on the other hand, are just a bad matchup for this defense. Henry, in general, has always been a problem for this defense and McDermott.
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1 hour ago, Warcodered said:
Is it a solid 40 or a 39+1 with the passing recieving TD?
28 passing 12 rushing, doesn't include the receiving TD... doesn't include the receiving TD as a receiving TD, but does factor in as a passing TD I believe
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1 minute ago, ImpactCorey said:
Tyrod could probably start for a couple teams.
Including the Jets.
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1 minute ago, Coffeesforclosers said:
Buffalo Joe showing some range
Baylon Spector should never see the field for the Bills again. Buffalo Joe clearly has more NFL talent.
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It was fascination with the name. If his name was something boring, like Chris Johnson for instance, no one would care that he was gone.
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14 minutes ago, I'mBuff said:
I’ll go one further, the way our defense was playing, they make it.
Our defense was playing? I wasn't aware...
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1 hour ago, djp14150 said:
It was 1993 (Dec 26) …9 degrees, WC -28
My worst as well. I lost feeling in my right foot in the 4th Q and it didn’t come back until I got to the car parked almost a mile away, and then it burned so bad that I wanted it to go numb again (didn’t get frostbite, fortunately, but did suffer a bit of nerve damage that took a few years to completely heal). Our hot cocoa and rumplemintz poured from a hot thermos into a styrofoam cup turned into slushies in minutes. Cary Blanchard missed 3 FGs, and every kick that day left the kicker’s foot with a resounding hollow thud. It sounded excruciating.
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43 minutes ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:
Check out the play at the 5:50 mark. Just a brutal hit. Dude is rolling around on the field in agony.
32 minutes ago, chris heff said:Mike Stratton hits Keith Lincoln known as “the hit heard round the world”.
7 minutes ago, Wacka said:Broke at least one of his ribs.
Do you think the Bills made Mike White watch that clip?
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3 hours ago, Simon said:
Ed
DaQuan
Groot
Epenesa
So, if you throw Miller in there, are they VEDGE? The way they've been playing of late, you may want to include Miller, swap the order of Ed and Epenesa and use the first name for both...
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1 hour ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
I’m the grinch but is this one of those things because Mahomes played 1 game his rookie year? Still impressive nonetheless.
Yes. Mahomes is the winningest QB in history in his first 100 starts with 78. Allen is 7th with 68 (behind Mahomes, Brady, Bradshaw, Montana, Staubach, and Roethlisberger; tied with Rogers and Favre). In contrast, though, Allen's Bills were a sh!tshow when he became the starter, as opposed to being handed a team that averaged 10.5+ wins per season with Reid as HC.
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8 hours ago, ganesh said:
Congratulations Josh. Now lets improve our playoff record...we are only 3-5 during the last seven seasons, losing to the Texans, Chiefs and Bengals
Easy fix. You can actually improve his playoff record with a keystroke by giving him credit for ALL of his playoff victories. (5-5).
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What is with people talking about no hitters in the 7th inning around here lately!! You don’t have to be superstitious, but you could at least be a little stitious!! Now pass me the salt… and my lucky socks… and my Mahomes, Jackson and Henry voodoo dolls.
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Was that a shot at Wrex at the end?
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6 hours ago, boyst said:
Levi Wallace was a scratch for Denver the other day, Gilmore is doing ok, a few other former DBs are floating around. I think even one who came from the eagles and started a year for us. Crap, forgot his name.
Antoine Winfield’s seed is doing pretty well in TB.
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5 minutes ago, mannc said:
And yet he’s playing well and showing no signs of being “ruined”. I expect NE to be our toughest division rival in the next few years. If they were to dump Mayo and hire Vrabel they would be downright dangerous…
If they were to somehow fuse them into one head coach and call him Mabel, that would be pretty amusing. Vrayo is also kinda funny, but not as funny as Mabel.
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1 hour ago, Special K said:
I was watching Red Zone, and they showed the Crowder TD, and I thought to myself "He was always injured when he was with the Bills."
The next thing out of the announcer's mouth was "He's just coming back from an injury..."🤣
He broke his ankle 4 games into the season and went on IR...
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11 minutes ago, Mikie2times said:
I have observed Jay Skurski a lot over multiple years, with multiple binoculars, and while all of this sounds rather creepy, I can confirm Jay Skurski was in fact irritable.
I have observed you observing Jay Skurski observing McDermott a lot over multiple years, utilizing multiple disguises while you showed off your collection of binoculars. Speaking nothing of my own mannerisms or intentions, I can confirm that your behavior is rather creepy, which was probably why Jay Skurski was in fact "irritable," or what non-sociopaths might call "weirded out."
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5 minutes ago, CincyBillsFan said:
Interesting you say this - I noticed a broadcast shot where Allen was showing a guy on the sideline his pinky finger area. He was pointing at it vigorously and then was squeezing his hand a couple of times. Did anyone else notice this?
Yeah, he also tried to put his hand in the hand warmer on his jersey but caught his pinky on it. It's quite possible his hands were numb from the cold and his pinky and index finger were extra numb from hitting his elbow. The broadcast kept showing the play right before it, but he doesn't hit his R elbow on that play (despite those tool bags proclaiming "Oh, yeah, there it is" or something equally inane). In his pressor, I think he said it happened a couple of plays before the pass play.
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1 hour ago, BuffaloBaumer said:
I thought Allen said in the post game press conference that his hand felt numb but that was due to the funny bone being hit, and it went away after several minutes
23 minutes ago, 17islongenough said:Didn't he have that happen before this year? Maybe I'm tripping
He mentioned in the pressor that it was his left hand last week. He mentioned this week that it was his "funny bone" and that it caused his whole hand to go numb. Anatomically speaking, hitting your "funny bone" is hitting your ulnar nerve, and it's not responsible for sensation in your entire hand, just your pinky and half of your ring finger...
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I have thought “Josh looks clean and comfortable in the pocket today” numerous times this year, which is not something I can remember thinking a lot in seasons past.