RochesterLifer
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38 minutes ago, WotAGuy said:
On behalf of beta males everywhere, this makes me so angry I wanna dump my mocha cappuccino with a pinch of cinnamon and dash of cardamom right on your head, except it’s too delicious.I miss pumpkin season.
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This should be a national holiday.
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4 minutes ago, BillsSbSoon said:
Honestly we should probably just forfeit. It’s not fair to cincy
I agree with this. It would be honorable in a number of ways:
- Cincinnati; the coach, the team, the city, was selfless in their concern for Damar and the Bills. Give them the W and say thank you.
- It would show our players that we care about their mental and emotional wellbeing
- It would be a true, brotherly statement to Damar - his life and health is more important than the game.
Something terrible happened last night. We can't make all outcomes be good.
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15 minutes ago, Chandler#81 said:
That’ll teach me to forward a tweet I don’t know..🤦♂️
Well, young Mr. Rousseau is going to ring their New Year's bell tonight anyway.
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13 minutes ago, Chandler#81 said:
Just reported; John Murphy feeling ‘under the weather’, will not broadcast the game. Sal Capaccio takes the main mic.
Omen?
Congrats to Sal - a big moment!
As far as an omen, yes. Youth will be served. #Rousseau
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4 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
where can I see what the sharps are up to on this leading up to the game?
Dial 1-800-Joey Bag-a-Donuts. The password is "Bengals overrated".
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Nyheim Hines. Cincinnati's defensive tendencies leave them vulnerable to short passes in the flat and YAC. Hines is going to introduce himself to Bills Mafia tonight, force the Bengals to adjust, and be a game ball reason why the Bills put up 37.
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I would rather be in downtown Buffalo, watching with the diehard locals. During the Sabres’ glory years, I believe there were large screen TVs set up outside the arena. My dream is a similar outdoor “plaza style” set up. I would come home for that.
* I haven’t read through the thread. So, if this thought has already been shared, sorry.
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There is no “Cole situation”. He is a receiver on this team and will be used in a way the coaching staff believes brings the best value. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Just now, Special K said:
Peterman came in the game, threw 4 passes.........and none of them were intercepted!! Progress!😀
His performance today confirms my theory that he is willing to throw to any team but the Bills.
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10 minutes ago, WMDman said:
honestly its become a tradition of mine to say this in the pregame thread
judge all you want but it works
Can't quibble with that. Buffalo Trace bourbon works for me, and no one's judgement is invites. Oh, FWIW, bourbon also makes you less nervous.
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11 for 14, 166 yards and 2 TDS. Josh continues to own the fish.
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We have to clean the snow out of the stands in future games.
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Elam on the field.
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It seems Josh has settled down.
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3 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
I believe this is referred to as "whistling past the graveyard".
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I am rooting hard for the Bengals, as we drive for home field advantage.
Regarding the Fins, revenge is a dish best served cold, and the sushi will be delicious.
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JK was our original swashbuckling bad-@$$ QB. We are blessed and can celebrate having both.
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4 minutes ago, SCBills said:
Rookie wall can be a real thing, but we seem to have way more excuses as to why rookies can’t play than any team I can ever remember.
Big reason for drafting premium positions early is because of the rookie contract. Bills seems content only ever getting 2-3 years out of it.
Not normal. Is what it is, but coaching staff better be right on these decisions because this is the type of stuff that is worth being critical over if they fall short again.
Oh yes, and our four year run of success certainly reflects these never-ending decision making failures. 🙄
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10 hours ago, Inigo Montoya said:
I think they genuinely care about the players in that locker room and their actions show it. Most importantly, Bills players see that and other players around the league see that.
Well stated, Mr. Montoya. You nailed it.
While there is much to enjoy about our current Bills, likable players and an exciting style, it is the care and integrity of the Bills brand that I like most. The organization, built and led by McBeane, makes me proud.
If I may add to your title, I would say the Bills are a player friendly franchise, where the Bills can grow as players and men. I am truly enjoying this ride.
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14 hours ago, Marvin said:
In 1990, the Bills scored more points per drive going 90+ yards than the average team did going 80 yards. That might be it.
That team was so offensively dominant, that every time they committed a penalty, my thought was, "Cool. more yards for Thurman's and Kelly's stats".
Fun times....like now.
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I'm supposed to be working right now. Instead, I'm hanging out on The Wall because last night in general, and specifically that drive, were just too good.
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For the OP, who is "kind of over the Hines experiment", The Athletic reminds us as football is about all eleven performing together:
The Cook and Hines package returns with a vengeance
...offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey may have been keeping it in his back pocket for the Patriots game, as they used Cook and Hines on the field together a whopping 12 times throughout the game. While it doesn’t seem like a lot, that’s far more two-running back sets than the Bills had ever run previously. The Bills effectively used Hines in a similar way Brian Daboll used Isaiah McKenzie as a gadget receiver several years ago. And despite some plays that were duds, it was highly productive with some chunk plays. The Bills gained 78 yards on those 12 plays, for an average of 6.5 yards each time. Considering the Bills only averaged 4.6 yards per play on their other 60 plays, that Cook and Hines group gave them a major edge as it was sprinkled in throughout the game.
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The major difference is very simple - no interceptions.
Last night's TD pass to Gabe Davis shows us that Josh hasn't lost his daring confidence. We couldn't ask for a better sign. We went through a couple of games where his gunslinging didn't go our way. It's not more complicated than that.
It's all good. Go Bills.
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1/22/23 GAMEDAY THREAD Divisional Playoffs Bills vs. Bengals
in The Stadium Wall
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I actually think of Jones as our defensive MVP, allowing the other ten to do what they do. That said, I like Settle and am optimistic he is up to the challenge.