Gugny
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23 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
When a bunch of guys are making the same mistake, that is coaching.
I think it’s a failure in leadership.
That falls on the only coach who’s been here for the entire Allen era, IMO.
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8 hours ago, Simon said:
Von is sort of reminding of Aaron Schobel right now.
Took a bad injury later in his career that impacted his athleticism, got chewed out by fans for it and eventually came back with a game that had transitioned to a lot more power if slightly less athletic.
Schobel was a physical beast when he came back and shut his doubters up and Von could be moving down a similar road if he stays healthy.
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Von Miller sucks at football and he physically abuses women.
I look forward to the day he becomes a former Bill.
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5 hours ago, boyst said:
Because he is awful is all that matters.
Back to the thread:
ABBA - would be fun
Anyone true country - just not going to draw anyone
Agree, re: Kid Rock. Horrible.
Define “country.” If it has autotune, it’s not country. If it’s a woman whose name rhymes with fiancée, it ain’t country.
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Josh should probably hold onto the ball longer and run more.
I’m sure that’s what Daboll … and Dorsey … and Brady … have all been asking him to do for his entire career.
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55 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:
Let's give Watson a break. He's no Brett Favre, and maybe that's a good thing.
Watson had a lot more on his mind than just the football game, losing his father and a former teammate the week leading up to the season opener. The 28-year-old said he isn't using it as an excuse, but the deaths took an emotional toll on him.
"At the end of the day, football is definitely something that you got to take very, very seriously and it's our job, it's our career, but you know, there are other things that are bigger than this," Watson said, via SI.com. "I lost my dad Friday. I lost my brother, my teammate yesterday, Diondre Overton, only 26 years old. So, yeah, I mean, it's been a long week ... it wasn't even really about football."
Screw him. He’s a rapist and a sexual predator.
Favre is a scumbag liar and a thief.
I’ll never feel bad for either of them for anything.
***** ‘em.
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Just now, TFBillsfan said:
I don’t get why everyone is worked up over the FG to go up by six. I question the 2nd and 3rd down play calling. IMO that’s where the scrutiny should be at.
Don’t convert the 4th and 3 and IMO AZ easily ties the game.
Exactly.
That was a pathetic - and painfully typical - “play for a FG” drive.
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There were definitely some crappy calls and non-calls.
But one positive from yesterday’s officiating is that they let the receivers/DBs get physical - almost like playoff football.
If they were flag happy with contested balls, Bills would have lost the game.
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Chiefs were hoping he kicked it into the end zone.
He did it for Tommy Lauren.
Scumbag.
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If a team is up by three with, say, 13 seconds left in the 4th quarter … are they allowed to squib kick it?
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I grew up in Queensbury, NY in the 70s and 80s.
Back then, it was full of rich, snobby ass.holes and - even worse - wannabe rich snobby ass.holes.
Fast forward to 2024 … still here … still full of rich, snobby ass.holes and wannabe rich snobby ass.holes.
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9 minutes ago, Low Positive said:
Bengals, Bears and Fins have named the maximum of captains this year; 8. A lot of other teams have 7 or 6. Others like the Ravens appoint the captains weekly. The Bills are alone in only having two.
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3 minutes ago, Beast said:
They have 2 captains. Are they only supposed to have 1?
They had 8 last year, which was nothing short of asinine.
Glad to see they’ve matured.
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Does any other team in the NFL ever have more team captains than the McDermott-era Bills?
What a waste of time and energy.
Enough of this rah-rah crap.
Go out and win some ***** games in January.
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Mike Vick made it to the NFCCG.
He didn’t do it by being a softie.
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On 9/3/2024 at 6:05 AM, \GoBillsInDallas/ said:
That’s a nice looking 58!-
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2 minutes ago, BringBackFergy said:
I don’t know anyone who has ever been to Ha’wa’i’i’ … as a visitor.
I know @GoBills808 is a native, so he doesn’t need a passport to get there like those of us in a first world country.
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3 minutes ago, Sierra Foothills said:
As @dave mcbride said, you have to read the entire article. This is not forming a "democracy"... it's being collaborative with heavily-invested stakeholders who are high-level professionals... instead of simply dictating to them. If you've ever played organized team sports you've probably seen instances where the coach was wrong or didn't have his finger on the pulse.
"Spencer Brown noted how demoralizing it can be to receive a play script at the end of the week and see a call they know won’t work. So the offense strives to show Brady its gratitude for not being that way. He simplified Dorsey’s playbook and introduced a more universal philosophy to understand what, how and why."
Spare me with the “if you’ve ever played organized sports “ bullsh!t. Give me a break.
I’ve led teams outside of ***** high school scholastics.
Collaboration is fantastic and necessary.
Giving team members a voice is also fantastic and necessary.
Anonymity is weak. And I will double down on my opinion that it ia a recipe for disaster.
Some things work well in the short term.
As quickly as an NFL season goes by, it isn’t short. We all know it doesn’t start with week one and it’s a lot longer than 17 weeks.
This is not organized sports that most of us can relate to. It’s the NFL. It’s an organization (sports/entertainment BUSINESS) chock full of grown men.
Open. Honest. Direct.
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3 hours ago, Hammers Lot said:
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I’m already paying more so I can see Mets games and get the NFL network.
I’m not giving anyone any more money.
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The whole “anonymity” thing is a disaster waiting to happen.
Be adults.
Open, honest, direct communication is the most efficient way to come to solutions.
Unfortunately, that’s frowned upon by the current head coach.
Just ask Diggs.
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The entire league has always been full of the scummiest people in the country.
And it still is.
I gave up on ever thinking they’d do anything morally correct years ago.
It’s a dirty, scummy league full of thugs.
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Week 2 - Bills at Dolphins - Game Week Thread
in The Stadium Wall
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One more hit to the head and we can call him Veggie Jackson