Gugny
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No offense Astro, but you have to question the validity of a ranking system that puts guys like Golden Tate, Lance Moore, Malcolm Floyd, and Mike Williams ahead of Wes Welker, along with the obvious flaw of having anyone other than Megatron at #1.
I think Astro's point about 3 TCs/3 injuries is more a valid reason for criticism than the list ... however ... Welker has been able to make a career out of catching ridiculously accurate passes, then diving to the ground before taking any hits. I think his placement is correct.
That said .. Stevie was able to get back to back 1K yard seasons catching passes thrown from Ryan Fitzpatrick ... so he should be closer to the middle of that list than the end, IMO.
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I was unhappy when we signed Kolb, but then warmed up to it, not knowing how the draft would go.
Once we drafted Manuel, I've been in the "cut Kolb" camp - but only for the purpose of removing any kind of potential for locker room division.
I think, if he could handle the position (being a backup) in a professional manner (the exact opposite way Flutie handled it), Kolb would be a very servicable backup ... if he can stay healthy.
His lack of durability is what troubles me the most. However, this team WILL need a veteran backup. If Kolb can do it without pulling a Flutie, I'd be glad to have him in that capacity.
I don't see how Kolb can be considered a preseason disappointment, though. Bleacher Report is only 2nd in sucktitude to Pat Moran.
If I had to name one preseason disappointment, I'd have to go with Brad Smith. I'm glad the young guys are doing well, but I think his veteran leadership, along with his readiness and durability, would be valuable assets as the season progresses.
Looks like he's on the bubble, though.
Go Bills.
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Glad to see Jackson is performing well after being held hostage in Buffalo for a year. Got that good prison workout like Vick did. Same treatment basically. You can work out all you would like, but no playbooks and no practicing with 1st or 2nd team.
So Jackson was paid close to $2 million dollars for .. oh .. nothing. And you compare that to being in a federal prison.
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You don't and that is why most first year coaches don't do well . Injuries plus no depth at most positions .
I don't understand the correlation between a first year coach and player depth. Not trying to be difficult, but how are the two related? Where do the Bills have depth issues, and why is that due to Marrone being a new coach?
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http://www.barnesand...n=9781608624676
Apparently he wrote a book
"How I saved Someones Life and Marriage and Family Problems Thru Communications." The comments...oh my.
22 out of 26 people found this review helpful.
What a fantastic book. My wife was rustling my jimmies but I did
What a fantastic book. My wife was rustling my jimmies but I didn't want to get a divorce. Instead, I read this book and shot her in the face.
posted by Anonymous on August 8, 2013
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This is why first responders are people who need to be thanked. I can't imagine what some must see and work through.
Was just talking, last night, to my wife about what it must be like to be a full-time fireman. The majority of our fire departments in surrounding areas are volunteer. However, there are some city fire departments.
Every time these people are called to duty, they are going to a place where someone has lost something - from a loved one, to personal possessions. That has got to be heavy. I would imagine it would wear on a person after a while. If they become desensitized, are they really? Or is everything suppressed?
Firemen, police, first responders ... all underpaid, if you ask me.
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Second ticket reportedly turned in....
16 NJ garage workers have $448M Powerball ticket
Gotta suck for them. Initially thinking you'll get $28 Million each (before taxes), then finding out three tickets won so you're only getting $9.3 Million (before taxes) each.
Seriously. How are they supposed to live on that?
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chill out
Give up
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I know, what a stick in the mud I am sitting here more excited for the actual touchdowns.
You wet !@#$ing blanket.
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Here we go with the ex-Bills infatuation.
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OP should close/delete this thread.
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He has WRs as X, Y, and Z positions.
Ahhh ... got it. Thanks!
And I like those 6.
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You only have two WRs.
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Do all your ex'es live in Texas?
They're in an Ohio-bound envelope as we speak.
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Happy Birthday, KD.
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Your pubes?
That's rather personal. And they're my ex-pubes, now, thank you very much.
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A horrifying mental picture....
But I shaved this morning.
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Brilliance...
But what do we do if we have to pee?
Well, DC Tom sent me this "selfie" as an idea, but I don't know ...
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Sacks in general are completely overrated. Here are the top 10 sacked QB's in the league last season:
Aaron Rodgers - Pro Bowler, Super Bowl Winner
Philip Rivers - Pro Bowler
Andy Dalton - Pro Bowler
Andrew Luck - Pro Bowler
Jay Cutler - Pro Bowler
Cam Newton - Pro Bowler
Tony Romo - Pro Bowler
Sam Bradford - Pro Bowler
Joe Flacco - Pro Bowler, Super Bowl Winner
Ryan Tannehil
Enough said.
Unfortunately, throwing the ball quickly at the feet of receivers isn't an accomplishment.
Is anything more overrated than being named a Pro Bowler?
What is your point, anyway? The fact that they are the top 10 most-sacked QBs could mean a few things.
They hang on to the ball too long. - Newton
Their teams passes more than other teams. - Rodgers
Their O line is terrible. - Romo
They're not that good. - Bradford
What, exactly, are you trying to illustrate?
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Either Spiller is the next Barry Sanders, or the O-line did a hell of a job.
I love me some Spiller, but a RB doesn't average 7 YPC without getting touched if he's making his own holes; nor does an aging UDFA from a D-III school put up MVP-like numbers.
Why people have such a difficult time acknowledging how well this O-line has done is beyond me.
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I prefer to live in the present, so I think a better question is, will EJ and Maronne make the OLine better than it is?
Wouldn't that be the future?
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This is, by far, my favorite Peyton Manning bit ...
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No.
The pass protection, as well as the rushing yards/carry were consistently above average for the past two complete years.
Either Fitz is a master at sack avoidance AND Spiller is awesome AND Fred Jackson is awesome ... or ... the O-line has done a really good job at a) protecting the QB and b) making holes for our running game.
After 32 weeks of overall consistency, I'm going with the latter.
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What the !@#$ are you doing forwarding that to my wife?
When I went to do it, I found that she'd already forwarded it to me, first! Talk about awkward.
Biggest Training Camp Dissapointments
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Is a dissappointment when you blow off a meeting?