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How underrated is Justin Zimmer? From the peanut punch against Newton to being down in the endzone with Tre and Taron to being a disruptive force against the Ravens run d, this guy does it all. Another diamond in the rough find by our GM of the year? What do you think?
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On 1/10/2021 at 11:47 PM, bills6969 said:
I was hoping we’d avoid Baltimore. They have been one of the hotter teams in the league as of late and seems like LJ8 is looking more like the player that won the MVP last year. Really worried about our run defense. We got gashed for some big runs by the Colts. It must be better against Ravens or it will be bad news for us.
Gotta be the best to beat the best....
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3 hours ago, John from Riverside said:
I think the Still signing could easily be more about Smoke Brown then Beasely.......
I want Smoke to be healthy.....but what if he isnt? This is our deep threat.
for now? You can move Smoke and Stills to theoutsides......and Diggs into the slot where he would be lethal
wht if smoke isn't hurt? Smoke and stills would open up EVERYTHING underneath to RBs, TEs and davis or any other wr..
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1 hour ago, Bob in STL said:
I douBt we see Morse.
Lot of people liking Bates but Boettger graded highest on our OL last week. If Ford is ready how about he replaces Winter and Boettger stays at LG. Let’s keep building continuity.
Bates, Feliciano and Boettger should all se the field. All performed well in specific situations
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Just now, The Jokeman said:
I said it yesterday, Allen's playing average.
I definitely wouldn't say that. Allen is subject to the OC's gameplan. He was not going to get 40+ attempts this week. Two drops makes a big difference in his stats. Hell even one changes the complection of the game and both were balls that SHOULD have been caught.
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15 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:
Davis catches the ball in the end zone it changes the Pats game. Josh lead the Bills downfield all game against Jets but had TD called back on questionable penalty. It's a game of inches. Josh isn't hitting everything like he was early on but he hasn't been fully stopped.
That plus the Gabriel(Gabe, I'll call you that bc you pissed me off lol) drop really changed his stats. Josh performed pretty well imo w limited opportunities.
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On 11/1/2020 at 3:47 PM, CBennett said:
Difference is the balancing act between O and D and salary and who to keep(who can you afford) and who goes....too many on D left throuhg simply not resigning them, opt outs and retirements...the ones left are just not that great and some are just simply getting older and have lower impact than a year or 2 ago like Hughes....he isnt bad..he isnt the player he was 2=3 years ago...
If you think the D is bad now wait till Allens contract comes up lol
Great response. Responsible cap use is key. We need to continue to draft and build our team that route and only keep people who truly earn another contract. The NFL is so different now than from the 90's Bills we all have nostalgia over. "Good" teams lose every week. Welcome to NFL parity. The cap only lets you get so good or pay for it later. That being said, Beane hasn't been as spot on with picks as I had hoped, especially for someone who came up as a scout...
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The thing people missed was that he was behind Darnold, Baker, and Rosen by about 10,000 reps (I beleieve it was Joe Marino who said this during the draft process) coming out of college and was therefore pure, raw talent. That allowed him to learn under the tutelage of NFL caliber coaches rather than having to forget learned bad habits in college and relearn good habits from NFL coaches. NFL coaches are far superior to college coaches that's why they are at the top of the profession and earn more in both money and respect than their college counterparts.
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Everyone has a different take. Stats can be manipulated to show whatever you would like. Josh is improving every year and was 10,000 throws behind his draft year colleagues. If you can't see his improvement you are blind. That is all.
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Just now, HappyDays said:
I'd rather we not pile up injuries in garbage time
agreed, but you only have so many players
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1 minute ago, Freak-O said:
The Bills win this quite easily but still, such a frustrating game to watch. So many bad mistakes that would have cost us against a better team. I was very happy in the first half, but the second was just not good enough. Bad, bad football.
Its the first game. Let them get aclimated to football. we have a damn good team
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4 hours ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:
How is that a classy move? True he gets paid, but I'd be willing to bet if DeMarco could still play this year, he'd have rather been cut than placed on IR where now he sits out an entire year. He plays a position that not too many teams even use, so sitting out a full year won't help his career too much. Wouldn't be shocked to see him released with an injury settlement.
Gilliam is more versatile and we know McD loves versatility. He is more of an H back TE/FB hybrid. Keeps defenses on their toes and makes sense to move on from DiMarco who is more one demesional as a FB.
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5 hours ago, njbuff said:
I guess DiMarco's damning pics of McDermott have worn out its welcome.
did i miss something, lol?
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why is somebody not shutting down this thread? Yet other threads with different political beliefs are shut down so quickly! Fracking has been PROVEN to destroy and obliterate the ecology of an area, not to mention the fire water they are experiencing as real sources...
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31 minutes ago, SCBills said:
Ive never been a big defender of law enforcement, but the media view (I say media because a majority of America approves of law enforcement) has gone so overboard on police that I fear less and less good people will go into the profession anymore... nor should they.
I know one NYPD and he’s working 12 hour shifts where he’s almost nonstop screamed at, insulted, spat on and hit with debris... yet if he messes up for 5 seconds of his 12 hours dealing with that and pushes an older man who’s antagonizing him... it’s game over.
Why on earth would anyone put their life at risk day in/day out, for a meh salary, while dealing with all that?
Sorry, I disagree. If someone is peaceful and clearly not a threat( aka 75 yr old man) that action is inexcusable. They were not being rushed by a mob. That was reprehensible behavior and they gave a man who was already dealing with cancer brain damage. NOT OK
1 minute ago, first_and_ten said:You get your info from a website where people say this: Libsridiots
- He didn’t hit his head. It was his bike helmet that made the sound hitting the concrete. A fake blood package was found on him. He’s a Nazi liberal fraud.
That explains the brain damage, lmao
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49 minutes ago, Saint Doug said:
I agree. They do. This type of push is no different than what is seen at a typical NBA game. The problem was this was a guy in his seventies. I have no doubt this would have been different in a guy in his 20s was pushed. Just an unfortunate situation. That said, the cops have a tough job, especially over the last 2 weeks, and due to no fault of their own, but due to a dirty cop. I don’t envy them now.
Police in America have an average of 15 weeks of training. Police in countries that have a much lower rate of police shootings have an average of 2 YEARS of training. Coincidence? I think not...
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2 hours ago, CSBill said:
There are much better ways to help people remember this reprehensible act.
It’s inappropriate and I’m surprised the MODS have let it remain. Time to show leadership folks, you’ve remove others for much less offensive things.
His face should be seen and maligned, imho. Let him be known as the murderer he is! 8:46!
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Great read! Thanks. The praise for both Beane and Diggs are well deserved imo.
2 hours ago, MJS said:Harrison Phillips is coming back and we still have Star. Oliver was a top 10 pick! Edmunds has been getting better and better and soon will be considered an elite MLB
I don't think it makes sense to worry about the defensive line or the defense in general.
This. Phillips(meatball jr.) and our free agency adds make me less worried about run D.
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On 4/10/2020 at 11:48 PM, John from Riverside said:
Such a simpleton take
Let's see...sustainable cap room with the contract and all the extensions we have coming up. A sure thing for a first and some late round picks vs a crapshoot in the draft or a receiver who in all likelyhood didnt want to be here and is vastly outperformed to the tune of 43 more catches, 400 more yards, 8 more TDs over the last 2 years by Diggs? Seems pretty simple to me...Or maybe I should have made it simpler for you?
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A TOP YOUNG receiver in the league for half the cost per year and a first.............yes please!
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30 minutes ago, Seoulofstone said:
That's a bad signing. He was abysmal for 3 years then got 5 sacks in his contract year. Former first round pick. Maybe McD can get more effort from him.
I think that is why his contract is structured with only 9 mil guaranteed. He wants to get payed. Give him something to work for...
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3 hours ago, LB48 said:
Most of the NFL officials are now full-time. A guy like Coleman makes $300,00 per year in salary.
Only 24 out of 121...?
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1 minute ago, Scott7975 said:
I think you mean offense. Their offense had 12 in the huddle.
You are correct. Sorry for the typo
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Just now, GG said:
I think the issue was 12 men in the huddle that the refs didn't see and call.
Isn’t that the same deal? Penalty wise I mean...
Phil Villapiano, JJ Watt, and the 2021 Buffalo Bills
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted · Edited by umangatan
Bryce Paup? Watt would be an awesome addition if he could come close to replicating paup's numbers...I know he is older but I definitely think he could provide a spark....