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Didn't know about Tom Brady Sr. How in the world is he worth $3B and that is never talked about and literally zero mainstream articles are written about it? Insane. Even in his pictures, the father has that Bob Kraft billionaire vibe.

Go back to the Jets board.

You're a good poster, but you appear to be naive when it comes to certain things.

Wake everyone up, and then, slowly, stop watching. When you wake up, it takes a long time to lose the emotional attachment. There's all the stages of grief. But slowly, you start to detach and care less and less.

How rigged is it?

He never did have a feel for the moment. He's always in his own head.

You feel like a bigger man now?

The amount of energy expanded on every critical play during an NFL game is absolutely enormous. For penalties to eliminate good plays and/or non-calls on obvious penalties is incredibly difficult to overcome. The Bills overcame it anyway but the refs and NY made sure their hero Brady won in the end. Those fans that act tough by saying the Bills didn't do enough are unfathomably foolish. It was a Herculean effort that was taken away from them.

Stockholm syndrome.

This city is not tough. Just more Bills mafia pandering.

The fan polls didn't include bucs-pats as an option. So we don't know. You have to be naive to the point of being a dunce. After what happened in the NBA and Soccer, fans should just ASSUME it's rigged after every bad call.

Has there ever been a "Pats cheating" post on this board that hasn't been downvoted by some "Bills fan"? Weird. Nothing gets some fans out and about like defending the Pats or reminding Bills fans that we are not and never will be good enough. Stockholm syndrome? Fake fans? Addiction to suffering? "Realists"? Haha

I hear you. I just believe that you don't mess with great chemistry by letting outsiders in at the top. Great culture is rarer than high level consultants. We should give more time to the guys who did the impossible and got us there to figure it out. Once it's clear they can't do it, then you make a move. I don't think we're there yet, or even close for that matter. As Steve Jobs once said "Oh you're consultants? You guys should go and do something."

Business guy here. I think we're about a year away from knowing. Just because a CEO has never made it to these heights before, does not mean that they can't have a learning curve to adjust to the new environment. Some of them don't have what it takes to make it at the higher level, but some just need some time to learn. As for the Colts game, we were missing Star, Edmunds, and Brown. That's a big loss going up against a run-heavy team. And consultant. That could backfire more than it helps. We have a great culture here. Rare culture. Unlikely you can find a consultant that wouldn't mess that up while improving whatever is wrong (if there is anything wrong).

There's a percentage of posters here that feel a negative feeling, and then come up with the logic second. They'll just move the goalposts now that you've caught them in a logical trap. It's not about actual reality. It's about twisting reality to fit their pessimism.

I assure you that it smelled like he routinely carries 3.5 lbs of weed in his car. If it was a minor smell of weed it would have barely been a conversation point.

I knew someone in Florida who pimped out Bradham's car right after he left the Bills and all he talked about was how much it smelled like weed. So not surprised.

He's been magic with the ball since day one with the Bills. How many returns has he already broke free this year? Especially if you include the ones called back. Dude is not near his potential yet. Not being used enough.

To understand why I think Daboll is and has always been garbage, rewatch the 3rd quarter shootout by Allen. We could do things like that every week and watch him become a national superstar. But no. Let's run Allen up the gut for 6 yards then blame him when he fumbles. Apparantly our Oline got their Space Jam powers back this week. It seems Daboll needed 7 days to make offensive adjustments.

To each his own. Sounded to me like a guy who had seen enough and was sick of being quiet about it.

The 2nd video is all you need to see. That plus the push for legalized gambling and it's obvious what's going on. For those interested, watch the banned Frontline documentary from 1980 about the NFL's history with gambling/Vegas. It's on Youtube. You'd have to be a rube to think that everything is kosher. This is my worry about the Bills. Will the NFL allow them to win the Super Bowl? You guys saw the 1st half of that Jaguars game. And that was probably all about the line. What about if they want to affect the outcome? Remember the Chiefs game and Collinsworth drooling on the Chiefs and not giving Allen respect? Was that outcome not what the NFL wanted? Things start to make sense all of a sudden. How about the entire league and media pretending like Mahomes didn't have a concussion against the Browns in last year's playoffs so he could play against the Bills? Then allowing the Chiefs to get away with holding all game long, then suddenly not allowing it against Brady and the Bucs. The incompetence argument only goes so far. These rules are written to purposely be subjective, complex, and vague. So outcomes can be manipulated based on subjective decisions and "new rules" and mystery calls to "New York". And apparently "men in black" referees when all else fails. Has THAT ever been fully explained or even investigated by our crack team of local news experts. Or is there nothing to see there? Thought so. My only hope is that the NFL gives the Bills a Super Bowl in order to push the new stadium through. Even then, all we can ever hope for is 1 championship. I'll end with this. Keep in mind that he won the Super Bowl. Not a sore loser talking here.

Let's just get this W. We have all week to complain.

It's in plain sight for those that are ready to know. Even I choose to forget sometime.

Something I heard, I believe from Cover 1, is that Allen's arm is so strong that his ropes (for example the Sanders TD against the Chiefs) would be rainbows for other QBs. So it only seems like Allen is bad on deep balls because he nails his impossible ropes, but his actual rainbows (like Diggs against the Chiefs) he still struggles with since he has to take so much off of it to avoid overthrows.