agardin
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Remove pot from the banned substance list. No one cares if a guy smokes pot, all it does is force the league to punish the player.
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I gotta give this debate to Biscuit hands down.
I m with you two
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I love it. I know Harvin has his faults but the game last year where he had 3 TDs called back is one of the most dominant games I've seen a WR have. Mercurial and talented, hopefully the latter wins out and those dominant games become the norm.
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If I am the Saints it might be time to pull the trigger on moving Brees.
If I am the Bills I would go fishing.
It would be an all in play for a Super Bowl this year.
The Saints are a shell of their former SB selves, it may be time to blow it up.
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Can he throw a football??
No....but Chris Gaines has a cannon.
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I too liked Kiko but McCoy adds more to the team. The downside is the salary hit that could have been spent elsewhere.
In a straight up or down vote McCoy wins pretty easily.
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http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/redskins-letter-to-fans-omits-robert-griffin-iii/ar-AA90dUB
Scanned the thread and didn't see anyone post this so I thought I would. It would seem the Redskins are moving away from RG3.
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The Pats.
Seattle got a little lucky with the circus catch, although, you do have give the WR credit. Butlers break on the play to make the goal line interception was incredible.
Great game though.
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The DBs break on the play was outstanding. A rookie reading and reacting to jump the pass to win the game, incredible.
Personally I run Marshawn a couple of times and see what happens.
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Katy Perry got her start singing Christian music under the name Katy Hudson. One of her mentors was Jennifer Knapp who was a Christian singer who later came out as a lesbian. True Story.
Ironic too.
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Not sure if this has been posted.
I think I love her.
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The kid is too full of himself. He needed a good humbling experience to bring him back down to earth. Maybe now he'll grow up and start doing the right things as a professional, or maybe he wont.
Only time will tell.....
Sounds that way.
Although I have to think Pettine is an idiot on this one or that the problems are being somewhat overstated after the fact.
Pettine's brain: Let's see, I have this QB that hasn't put in the work, parties too hard, is late for meetings and is 'entitled'......I know what to do, I will start him and see if there is a spark.
I know that Hoyer was faltering but it doesn't really pass the smell test.
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I am against an enclosed stadium but then again I dont live or pay taxes in Buffalo.
I am torn, I do love the open field tailgating atmosphere the Ralph has but a downtown stadium would have its advantages. Sometimes I get a hotel room downtown so a stroll to the game would be awesome. I would imagine downtown bars and restaurants would be livelier after the game as well.
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I am with you when it comes to coaches not being malleable enough to alter philosophies based on the personnel they actually have. It does raise concerns that Roman tried to convert Kap into pocket passer. Kap has an unbelievable arm and maybe they thought they would give it an honest effort to Manning him but the results were obviously poor. I guess one might side on 'you can't blame them for trying' argument.
In most other cases, coaches are impatient and it seems to follow this internal New HC dialog:
I got three years to win. Is there a sure fire QB on this roster, no or else I wouldn't have just been hired. I need to go out and get my guy, buy time and then win in a couple of years or else I will be gone. Rinse, repeat until a legit QB turns up on your roster.
New coaches, new answers at QB and nary a QB resembling Brady, Rodgers, Luck or Wilson in sight. Bills fans are familiar with program.
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If Wilson was 6'3 he would have been right there with Luck in the draft. He does have it all. Arm, brains, legs and intangibles.
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Going back to the OP. I tend to agree, Roman's running game, a couple of upgrades along the Oline might even see the magical return of EJ as a relevant player. Too optimistic?
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I hear you w/r to Wilson and thought the same thing going into last years playoffs but since then he has been fantastic. Does he play on a good team, yes but he is growing into something special.
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Rodgers
And I love Wilson
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It's certainly better than hearing 'it's hard to win in the NFL'.
I am down with Rex, not my first choice but I know the players will play for him. Let's face it, it all comes down to EJ being a decent QB or Whaley finding a viable option. A couple of New OL and slightly better QB play and the Bills are a playoff team.
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I wanted Kubiak but I am fine with Rex. Whether or not he is successful comes down to whether or not EJ is an NFL QB or Whaley's ability to get Rex an NFL QB.
This would be the case with whomever the Bills hired. At least I know the players will play for Rex.
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Of course.
I don't know why I didn't think of Shanahan.
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To me this is a strange case in that everything that has happened makes sense.
Marrone getting the clause in the first place in light of the reality that new ownership would be likely
Marrone asking for an extension in advance of a new football Czar potentially being hired and freeing him up during the hiring season with an extra 5 million in the bank
Pegula for not extending and letting him walk.
Personally I think Marrone over played his hand as I can't see other teams rushing to sign him. I know the Jets are dumb but......I guess we wil see what happens.
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I would be OK with Kubiak.
I think the Bills need an experienced NFL coach. This means that the new guy will likely be a retread. Unless there is a way to get Payton out of NO.
What change would you make if you were commissioner?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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New England does have a smell about them.