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Wizard

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  1. If the Bills play like they did in the 2nd half, then I would be ecstatic I'd be happy if we were 2-6. Josh Allen was the biggest liability on his team, tonight. Time for him to get to work. Bring in Tom Brady to show Allen what work ethic, film study, and commitment can do for ya.
  2. Josh Allen is Brett Favre minus weinergate, a few MVP awards, and one Lombardi. Exciting to watch. Strong arm. Terrible in executing smart situational football plays that lead to devastating turnovers that kills us. Capable of doing things only a handful of QB's can do. Like Favre, he is loved. Unlike Favre, he has not yet worn out his welcome. Patience is wearing thin with our QB version of Jekyll and Hyde.
  3. We are officially the Chargers! Lots of talent, but somewhere we will trip all over ourselves and find ways to lose when it matters most.
  4. Sure... Doesn't matter tonight. Zach Wilson was the better QB tonight. He did not cost his team a loss.
  5. Buy: Bass-O-Matic. I feel he is going to be called upon and gets us 3 field goals, including what ultimately is the game winner. Sell: Bernard is not a starter in my view. Hold: Harty has shown some excitement in preseason. I believe he could be good, but until I see a quick and frequent short passing game from Allen, I would hold on him.
  6. First, you spelled Mormon wrong. Second, he is not of that faith, and like most ignorant comments that are made, such comments are often a lack of research and a stereotype with only a kernel of accuracy. Third, only some splinter groups of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have multiple wives, and this practice is not in-line with the tenets of the main church in Utah. I am not a Mormon, however, I have friends in that faith that are very much opposite of your playful yet inexplicably bigoted comment. Be classy. It's kind, professional, intelligent, and just the right thing to do. Food for thought.
  7. I live in Colorado. Went to the game today. They have talent, but they aren't deep yet. Also, Nebraska is a "old name program only." No relevance in a long time. The hype is so big. Fans are saying Colorado isrunning the table. No, their ceiling this year is qualifying to be bowl eligible. Will they win 6-7 games? They should. Will they win 10? No. It will be close. I could Buffs and Broncos winning 8 games.
  8. Simple screen pass to Cook out of the backfield. Goes for almost 5 yards but the officials mark it as 2nd and 6. When do I claim my prize? 😃
  9. I assume you are referencing the local paper in Buffalo. What was something specific you found interesting that Dorsey does in his preparations? Whether a player, head coach, or coordinator, these guys have an impressive but also insane level work ethic. Let's hope the preparation leads to an even bigger jump in consistency, creativity, and maximizing all the pieces available in this offense.
  10. Bills over Eagles 24-20. SuperBowl MVP: Matt Milano though Allen plays well. MVP Trevor Lawrence (Allen gets 2nd because of media bias) OPOY: Jefferson DPOY: Parsons OROY: B. Robinson DROY: Jack Campbell 2nd Team All Pro's Allen, Diggs, Milano
  11. Apples really don't fall far from trees. Eli Apple, Josh Jacobs, and Geno Smith. Ha...those 3 have rotten taste. Stay classy self-absorbed poisonous apple.
  12. Kincaid has a long career. He plays 10-12 years with his first 7 years being a notch below the all-pro/legitimate pro bowl player. He is a good #2 and then a valuable backup and mentor his last two years. He will have more TD's and yards than any Bills TE in history. He plays his whole career in Buffalo. He earns a ring with Buffalo. Torrence is a starting guard for the first half of his career. He makes a few pro bowls and is considered above average at his position. Once he hits about 30, his weight becomes an issue, so he becomes a backup but a good technician and ends his career playing for another team. He earns a Super Bowl ring with Buffalo Dorian Williams is a key special teams guy who gets occasional spot starts at LB with the Bills. His second contract is with a 3-4 defense where he plays inside but not the playcaller. He earns a ring with Buffalo. Shorter and Broeker bounce around a bit. Broeker becomes an average backup who rejoins Buffalo after 4-5 years on another team and helps Bills win its 2nd Title in the Josh Allen era. Austin makes a career on special teams and has cups off coffee on several NFL rosters.
  13. I hear you that the Cardinals cut him. With that said, the Cardinals suck and every team knows they are intentionally tanking. Colt McCoy maybe plays well enough to help Arizona squeak out 3 wins. That makes him expendable. No Kyler Murray or Colt McCoy or semblance of an offense is what it will take to pile more losses than any other team. Arizona is a hot mess. Cutting McCoy is all about the right to draft Williams out of USC.
  14. McCoy all day before Kyle Allen. No, he is not great, but I believe he could be a veteran presence, and he can give the offense a competitive chance for 1-2 games, if needed. Bring him in and Max Duggan as a developmental prospect for the Practice Squad. While we are at it, I would drop Alec Anderson and Dodson and bring in Alex Leatherwood and Kirksey to replace those two.
  15. Thanks for the insight on coverage being a weakness for the guy, Vigil. Hopefully one of these young 3rd round picks steps up. Just curious if there is anyone (Christian Kirksey, etc) that may be an upgrade or at least raise the floor a bit on that position.
  16. I was looking at roster cuts. Nick Vigil intrigues me. He is about 240 lbs and has played both outside and inside in a 4-3, though mainly off ball. He was in Jets camp and was cut, but he has 7 years in the league with a good amount of starting experience. Anyone know more about him? Could he play MLB and/or be a fit for the Bills?
  17. Very informative. Thanks. I appreciate those who can breakdown offensive and defensive concepts in a simple way.
  18. Lance needs a fresh start. I wish him well. Overdrafted, injuries, and on a team that needs a consistent QB. Too bad he landed with Cowboys, but maybe it gives him a chance to develop.
  19. Steve Tasker can be summed up in two quick sentences. He is an all-time great Bills player, and a fan favorite player. He is an all-time terrible local news coverage guy for the Bills and interviewer.
  20. The penalties and the inability to generate any offense flow or stop on defense is concerning. Yes, this game does not count. Still, the Bills got outplayed, outcoached, and they definitely are not as far along as I would hope a few weeks until the season starts.
  21. Winning a Super Bowl takes care of these lists, and neither Allen or Diggs are egregiously ranked on this list heading into this year. Allen falls between 2-4 on most QB lists, and last year, he probably played the 4th best season at QB. Talent-wise and responsibility for his team success he’s #1. No complaints on Allen’s ranking. Diggs at #5 is reasonable. Most rationale fans would have him in the 3-7 range. The ranking of Cooper Kupp is only a surprise because of injury, otherwise, the year before he had an all-time level WR season. I personally would put Diggs at #4, but no real argument with people voting Jefferson, Hill, Chase, Kupp, or someone like Davante Adams ahead of him. Both are fairly ranked. Now, let’ see if we can get a Dalton Kincaid, James Cook, or O’Cyrus Torrence to join them in the top 100 in the next couple of years. Go Bills!
  22. John McCargo. I never heard of the guy before the draft. Then, I got excited because the Bills traded back into the 1st round to get another difference maker. I remember thinking, this ship is going to turn around. It did, but it was about 10 years after McCargo, and it had nothing to do with him!
  23. I have some extended family in St. George and have been to the city numerous times. Solid place. As others have noted, here are some potential huge positives. Some of the best hiking, national parks, golf courses, biking, and outdoor recreation you will find in western US. Very pro business state and lots of business growth opportunity. Quality hospitals because St. George caters to retirees and to middle to upper middle class families. Two classic places to try for tasty but cheap eats are Brick Oven Pizza and Nielsen's Frozen Yogurt. Great location to access Las Vegas as well as Southern California without the taxes, traffic, crime, etc. Everyone likes to put their critique (fair or unfair) on Mormons. I get that, and that's fair. I will just say that the majority of people I have met in Utah are pro family, pro business, pro sports/outdoor recreation, and yes, more conservative socially and politically. I have had many pleasant interactions with people in St. George whether Mormon or not. Some drawbacks The city is growing so housing prices continue to rise. It does get very hot in summer. Not Vegas temperatures, but very warm. Not going to find many Bills fans or many NY level bars. Good thing... high school and college football is definitely supported in Utah. Best of luck.
  24. I feel there is less national media pressure on the Bills. I feel that fans (including myself) will be more realistic of who we are (a top 8 team), and if the team plays solid on both sides in the playoffs then we can compete with anyone. I feel more comfortable about our offensive line being better. I believe the team is a little more well-rounded and if we avoid major injuries, we will put up a strong fight to make the AFC Championship game. I think Diggs needs to play with that chip but get off of social media as he is a leader and not meant to be a locker room problem. Division and AFC looks to be much more daunting, so I expect about 11 wins but more battle tested for playoffs. I believe the Bills have a two-year Super Bowl window right now with this current roster, then they must retool, so McDermott, Beane, Allen, and everyone need to know that this is delivery season.
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