Gugny
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From what I could see, he didn't slap his helmet. He got him underneath a little. I'm sure it hurt a lot. I say no flop.
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What does it mean to vanilla for someone? I've never had anyone vanilla for me. Sounds tasty, though.
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I've been saying it, and getting lambasted for it, all year. Evans = Peerless Price. He's an awesome #2 WR. Stevie Johnson is clearly our #1.
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Having the ninth highest tackles so far this season isn't good enough for you ?
Are you going to rationalize away that stat to support your contention that he is not good ? Poz is not a problem on our defense.
I wonder how many defenses have been on the field longer than ours. I'd be willing to bet that Poz has more tackle opportunities than most.
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No ... this isn't an idea that we should get him. It's just a good story and worth a read.
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Oh, shut up.
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Not to paint with too broad of a brush . . .
This seems to be stretching it a bit. "Boy" has some hateful history so I see where you're going, but "our boy" is a term of endearment and family. It's a phrase of community not divisiveness.
I think the "PC Police" Police are going to to have thoughts for this.
Thanks for helping to make my point.
I wasn't really offended by the term "boy," in this context.
Just like I didn't find what Spiller did to be offensive. Was it stupid for him to do? - YES. But it's not like he went on Twitter and posted something like, "I hate fags," or, "Elton John is just a fag."
He was kidding around with his buddy. He's what ... 22-years-old? Come on, people ... lighten up and consider the context.
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It seems like they're joking, but CJ just called Ricky Sapp (former Clemson teammate) a fag on Twitter. I expect a little better judgement from our boy.
It's nearly as offensive as you calling a young black man, "our boy."
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I wanted to find out from the fans,what is the limit to this approach, so far it appears losing will fix everything
I'm sorry, but no real fan would promote their team's losing.
Losing only fosters a losing environment.
Look at Buffalo and Detroit ... they don't know how to win. Both of us had wins handed to us on silver platters ... only to find a way to lose.
It's because that's what both teams are used to.
Winning games makes winning more games an easier thing to do.
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Congrats on your first game!! Enjoy!!
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Personally, I'd like to see him become a pro-bowler, MVP and a Super Bowl champion. He did nothing wrong while in Buffalo, as far as effort and dedication go. I hope he can at least sustain a career in the NFL. I think he deserves it.
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Just don't pick anyone from Penn State.
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First off an Owner that puts the priority on WINNING. You PAY for a top flight front office and coaching staff. You draft well and build through the draft. You add Free agents here and there that help the team. You cut talent that is on the downside and or just doesn't perform. You use that talent and or some other pics to keep gaining future picks to keep talent coming into your franchise. (NE has two firsts, two seconds and two thirds in the 2011 draft).
What sucks is that 'Model' of how to build a franchise is here in our own division and our owner flat out ignores it.
In a word ... "exactly."
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For the first time ever, I agree with Stiffler ... I mean Schefter. ONLY pick a QB if he is the #1 guy in the draft ... even if Fitz is lights out.
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This tactic works on kickers who aren't good at kicking the ball through the uprights ... and only those kickers.
They're paid to do one thing ... ONE ... and that's kick the damn ball.
A timeout shouldn't "ice" them. The good kickers a) expect to be iced and b) make the damn kick, anyway.
He missed it because it's out of his range (range for consistency).
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Favre at 60% is better than Jackson at 110%. Childress would be an absolute moron not to start Favre.
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I said he was nothing but a career back-up and was all for giving Trent a shot. It looks like ... and I actually hope ... I was way off. He looks great. If he can continue this for the season, it's one less question mark going into next year.
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I would be willing to bet you that opposing defenisve coordinators dont share this opinion with you and view SJ as more dangerous then Lee or that SJ is the #1 target and the must stop guy.
That's what I said, man. SJ-1, LE-2.
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Stevie = Moulds; Evans = Price. I've said all along Evans is a #2 WR. He had a good game last week because he was the secondary target.
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That would be a hilarious phone call.
Ring, ring... "Hello?"
"Hello, Wade? This is Ralph Wilson."
Click.
Exactly!
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The only thing the Bills are on the hook for is the $20MM they flushed down the toilet when they gave it to him.
I admit that this was poorly-spent money. But I don't understand why so many fans blame Maybin. What was he supposed to do, say, "Thanks for the offer, Mr. Wilson, but your scouts were way off and there's no way I'm worth this much." ??
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I think the offense is playing better than last year. The defense is a huge disappointment. But the schedule this year is absolutely brutal. I'm not saying we'd be a playoff team with an easier schedule, but this schedule isn't helping matters any.
The problem, as I see it, is that the past few years have been absolutely wasted by maintaining a team that would be 7-9 or 6-10. A true rebuild has never been done.
I have always believed that it needed to get significantly worse before it had any chance of getting better. The Mularkey/Jauron years never got worse or better. They maintained a painfully mediocre team.
I think it's being done correctly now, which is the other reason they are so terrible.
I think, optimistically, we're 2 full years from going on the upswing and getting some serious wins. Realistically, more like 3 years.
As long as they move in the right direction (not quantified by wins for the next couple years), I'm going to be far less frustrated than I was in years past.
I think we need to give the Nix/Gailey regime a chance ... with a new defensive coordinator, though.
Go Bills.
Being a Black QB; It Must be Tough
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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This is ridculous. Racism is alive and well in the U.S., no doubt. But to say it has anything to do with NFL quarterbacks is insane.