dancing_joker
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Cook was drafted by Beane to be a 3rd down back…do people forget that? He’s great at what they thought he couldn’t do. Now you’re going to trust these same evaluators to find another rb in the draft? You found gold, pay the man and enjoy the ride. He’s your only offensive stud not named Josh Allen
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Keon noticed the offense changed after he returned. Instead of asking what he can do to get to back to making plays, he kept quiet and let things unfold. The interviewers confirmed this. Not the way a professional at any job should handle that, which is why McBeane had choice comments for him.
This is like finishing your assigned tasks at work, and then keeping quiet until your manager says to you “here’s more work”. You want to make a name for yourself?? Tell them you’re done and ask for more!!
I’m going to chalk this up to youthful ignorance at this point and hope it’s a learning experience. But I doubt the coaches will tolerate this level of complacency for the length of his contract… -
He sliced and diced his way to that spot.
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Remember when that article came out about Pegula wanting Josh to be a better leader and everyone scoffed? I bet this was part of that plan…
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The idea that WRs are a dime a dozen is nonsense. Laughable. Look no further than Allen’s step forward in his development 2019 when we upgraded his WRs.
Your post comes off as someone who wants to applaud Beane for being a progressive thinker for unloading Diggs. He’s not. He’s taking his dead cap lumps.
I’d argue that RBs aren’t a dime a dozen either. How many of us here were clamoring for upgrades to Moss and Singletary because they were simply jags? That position’s biggest issue is shelf life. Whether it’s RB or WR, you need studs in those spots…pro-bowl type guys that teams have to game plan around. Not a bunch of average joes.-
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1 hour ago, coloradobillsfan said:
I owe my IT career to the familiarity and experience I gained working with the C64!Hahaha and I owe my IT career to playing pirated games of Maniac Mansion, Zak McKraken and Summer Games on my C64. My 10 year old self and my friends had a blast dominating those games. Now excuse me while I go look for my fast load cartridge…
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15 minutes ago, TOboy said:
How do you know he’s not?
I saw plenty about him working with Beane while injured this year. He seemed to have a ton of praise for Brandon and how he helped him in his career pathing.
Maybe try reading the article from PFT and read the quotes from Miller...
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2 minutes ago, Bangarang said:
The only odd thing about it is to think it's so odd that you make a thread about it.
You don’t think it’s odd that Miller is going rogue here? He wants to be a GM one day…that’s cool. But why is he not going through the channels in front of him? Why wouldn’t he just sit in with the Bills staff as they interview players?
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Anyone else find it extremely odd that Von Miller went to the combine to learn how to evaluate players to become a GM? The guy has 2 more guaranteed years in his contract…and he’s already focusing on his post-football career? The bills are probably not thrilled either, considering the article makes no mention of him being with and working with the team’s front office staff.
Miller’s reason for attending? “So I’m here to meet with guys, for the guys to give me instructions on what to do with my right foot next and what to do with my left foot next. And make the first steps to making this happen.”
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Time (which is made up by humans bc we have a brain) only flows one direction - forward. Change is the only constant. We may not like it, but we have to accept it. This coming from a guy whose father worked for several years on the printing press at the Courier Express.
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Vegan nachos on the menu at the concession stand at tonight’s Sabres game
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1 hour ago, LeviF said:
Spoiler: he stopped about one month in.
I won’t be eating lentils exclusively, so this won’t be an issue.
Brad Riter once did a challenge where he asked people to eat only one specific food for an entire week. You could pick anything you wanted…hot dogs…cereal…doesn’t matter. People couldn’t last more than a couple days haha
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Will the tbd server be able to handle the volume if Frazier actually returns in 2024? Someone might want to run a stress test on it…
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43 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:
What a word salad now I wish I wouldn’t of asked
I bet you’re a conspiracy guy aren’t you?
Reid’s actions in front of the owners were documented by Peter King. He’s one of the most respected reporters in the game. Kim’s internal memo is widely available. Beane himself admitted what I said about Azaria during his press conference about it. Not exactly conspiracy theory stuff…hahaha
Answer these questions below:
1) Does this move sound like that of Super Bowl contending team?
2) Are the Chiefs and Bengals concerned about this move or are they laughing?
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1 minute ago, John from Riverside said:
Explain please
About Bieniemy or Frazier? I guess I’ll go both. Reid stood in front of all the owners at a meeting asking why hasn’t he been given a shot at being a head coach. And made it known that Bieniemy wasn’t retained in the hopes that he could spread his wings to one day become one.
Now you have Frazier…who decides he’s going to “take a year off” and return in 2024. The bills have already hired other coaches to fulfill his duties. Is the plan for the bills to just “get by” while Frazier is out doing whatever? Sounds like a real Super Bowl contending team. If health issues caused him to step aside, that’s a serious gaffe by the bills pr team. But hey they thought Matt Azaria’s problems were okay before that leaked too. Think about the memo that Kim Pegula wrote a couple years ago about needing to maintain their “lifestyle” and fired a bunch of people…why do I need to pay Leslie Frazier a million plus dollars if I already have people in place that are capable? The whole thing is a joke.
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5 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
His contract was supposedly up, and this is the best way to announce he isnt coming back without putting any negative spin on it.
What Andy Reid did for Eric Bieniemy was respectable. What they’re doing for Frazier is laughable.
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25 minutes ago, f0neguy said:
Not vegan or vegetarian, just getting older. I’ve found that as I age my diet changes. I eat more vegetables, less meat, alcohol and baked treats in moderation. Almost no processed stuff (but I buy Sahlen’s every time I’m in Buffalo), I make most everything from scratch. STAY ACTIVE, figure out what makes you feel better and stick with it…
That’s all positive. Stick with it. I totally understand the vegan lifestyle isn’t for everyone. But I’m interested where this choice leads me, and I’ll try to update this thread as I go.
I used to love a good Ted’s hot dog (and a fried bologni), but Dan Aykroyd was 100% correct when he called them “lips and a**holes”.
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“Does Howdy Doody have wooden balls?”
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24 minutes ago, Augie said:
Ummmm, huh? So what are you in this for?
I have a childhood friend I still text with weekly. He was a soccer and tennis kid in high school, but is now into marathons. He runs. And runs. And….He looked like he belonged in Hospice the last time I saw him in person. He looked sick and emancipated. His wife begged me to get him to understand it, and she’s a therapist!
Balanced and healthy appeals to me.
I already answered why I’m doing this. Again, I’m not here to debate the merits of the vegan lifestyle. While running marathons is ridiculously hard and takes a huge mental effort to get through, ask your marathon runner friend what his toenails look like after running 26.2 miles. Running marathons is not a life I personally want to live. But if he’s happy with himself, then who am I to judge him? Whatever path he takes to happiness is his choice.
I asked earlier about the negative perception from family and friends because it’s real. Look how many people here want to throw shade at my choice, and my life is completely irrelevant to yours. Now imagine if I was your cousin, friend or even your spouse?
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29 minutes ago, Augie said:
I am NOT against you, my friend. I wish you nothing but the best. I just think a lot of people think “the label” will make them all fine and dandy. Processed foods are evil, that would be my first target. One unnamed relative calls a couple others “twinkietarians”. Meat and how to get your protein is just one issue. What is in all the other garbage they intentionally label to to look “healthy”?
You must feel a lot better down from 220lbs. That takes a lot of toll on the rest of the body to carry that around. Go pick up a bag of cement and imagine all that pressure on your knees and the rest of your body.
No worries!! I definitely was not happy at that weight. Being 30 years old at the time, it didn’t “hurt” but I didn’t feel good about myself.
That said, if you really subscribe to the macro culture, it says I need to consume 180 grams of protein. Protein is important no doubt, but I didn’t need that much to lose weight. I think there’s a fair amount of bro-science in those calculators. Bro-science meaning…you see some guy at the gym who looks hard and you say “hey bro, how did you get your body to look like that?”
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6 minutes ago, Augie said:
I have a close friend who has a weakness for Pepsi. He cut back on that, as well as some other things, and he’s down 19 LBS as of yesterday.
Sugar, and artificial sweeteners, are as bad as almost anything out there if you can’t keep it in moderation. A steak would stand out. I HAD RED MEAT! A rare event for us. Get over it. Sugar is everywhere, and it’s a serious problem. I think obesity has to start with an eye on sugar, not chicken breasts.
There’s a lot of merit in how bad sugar is and what it does to your body. Within the last 10 years, I’ve been as heavy as 220, changed up my diet and got as low as 166 (my high school weight). And changing my diet and reducing my sugar intake was a big reason why.
It’s not the number on the scale I’m chasing, it’s how I feel mentally and improving my mood. There’s such a thing as a vegan “glow”…you can google it, I’m not making it up. I’ve seen it in person. For the record, I ate vegan cookie dough today and it was delicious. And it had sugar in it haha. A vegan diet doesn’t have to be debilitating.
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2 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:
Gandhi was a vegetarian. Big difference.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mahatma-gandhi-diet_l_5cb6021fe4b082aab08d3954
"Gandhi was born into a vegetarian household, but he always aspired to be vegan. He tried veganism as a young adult but, after suffering severe health issues, he was forced to change course."
Today we have so many more options than Gandhi had... But do you want all those chemicals in your body?
The thing with veganism is: "Consent"
Even know the hen will drop an egg a day, you can't eat it because it didn't consent for you to take it.
Actually a hen drops an egg a day because it’s been bred to.
Again, the purpose of this thread was not to debate the merits of going vegan, rather to hear from people who have gone vegan…the challenges they faced and the benefits they’ve seen. Feel free to create a separate topic if you wish to discuss that.
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5 minutes ago, mead107 said:
Plants have a life also.
is it really fair to eat plants.
have lots of friends that have been vegan for years.
Broccoli Stromboli for those friends.
also no eggs used for friends that are veganWell I’m not gonna go straight up Ghandhi haha. We all make choices about how we want to live and to achieve inner harmony. Personally, I’ve never felt good about not watering a plant enough or too much or giving it too much/little sunlight and killing it.
Diggs' Drama
in The Stadium Wall
Posted
https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/scott-zolak-patriots-may-cut-stefon-diggs
Pats may actually cut Diggs