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One thing I liked about Daboll was his schemes and his fearlessness of throwing in a gadget play. Dorsey unfortunately went backwards last season and his vanilla offense became too predictable for defenses. We need a return to sophisticated play calling and generous wrinkles thrown in to confuse these defenses.
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It just goes to show you how the NFL pundits are not much better than fans (if at all ) on assessing talent. I'm also constantly surprised at how much faith fans put into NFL GMs, a lot of whom have been even more clueless than fans on their draft picks over the last 30 years. The greatest QB in NFL history going in the 5th round at 199th is the gold standard exemplar of this.
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RD 2, Pick 59: G O’Cyrus Torrence, Florida
Livinginthepast replied to SDS's topic in The Stadium Wall
Osiris Egyptian God of the dead? -
I love when they show the audience and the fans obviously have no idea who the pick is but react with unbridled joy!
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The wheel turns for the Pats and their fans
Livinginthepast replied to Inigo Montoya's topic in The Stadium Wall
I agree with everything you just said. Nobody got beat like we did by Brady and the Pats, nobody had their dreams and hopes crushed on a regular basis like we did. Nobody got humiliated by the Pats like we did. The Pats and Brady is a dynasty we will never see again. A perfect storm of great timing, luck and the greatest QB ever and even with all those stars aligning, it still should have never lasted as long as it did. If karma was real, we would win the SB immediately for the suffering we have endured at the hands of those dbags and the Pats would languish in total ineptitude for at least 20 years!! -
A players perspective on the Bengals game
Livinginthepast replied to Magox's topic in The Stadium Wall
This isn't a huge revelation. The players played like crap. They were listless and were burned out by the emotional and physical toll the previous few weeks had taken on them. The coaches also didn't adjust to the conditions and the team they were facing and created a game plan that put the players at a deficit. As the game unfolded the coaches didn't adjust their poor game plan and didn't make any real attempts to motivate the players or call them out for their poor play . You could argue that last point and say none of the Bills coaches are like that (i.e. get in your face and get angry) but it still should have happened given the circumstances. It was a total team failure of players and coaches and definitely could have been avoided. So even though Taiwan is putting this on the players, the coaches for me, still bear most of the blame for the Cinci disaster. -
Vikings HOF coach Bud Grant passes away - Age 95
Livinginthepast replied to Draconator's topic in The Stadium Wall
A lot of parallels with Marv here. Both around the same age, both coached and won Grey Cups in the CFL and both lost 4 SBs. Both HOF in both leagues. Two Legends. I just hope unlike Grant, the Bills can win a SB with Marv alive. -
I agree on that as well. Bad enough not to squib kick it to kill 3-4 seconds but the resulting D was insane. Even if Frazier/Mc D had ordered their defense backs to firmly hold all the receivers on the Chiefs 1st down play and draw a penalty, we would have probably killed enough time to stop a FG try and win that game. Just inexcusable ! For Frazier "13 seconds" should be his epitaph.
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I'm shaking my head on all the apologists for Frazier on here. He didnt get it done when it mattered. Great stat line for his defenses but without a SB who cares? Frazier's defensive mentality always seemed to go back to his days as a Bear where talent and tenacity was all you needed to get the win. Strategy and special game planning for a particular QB or offense seemed to have been overlooked. Great for the most part in regular season but not in the playoffs and not after the Bills had sustained all those injuries. Now going forward the next focus will be on McD. If he truly ran the defense and Frazier was just a figurehead then he will be exposed unless he brings in a genuine DC who operates independently. I sincerely hope that McD wasnt running everything on the D because if so he should be out the door too for the Cincy debacle.
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Howard Simon "Winding down" from WGR
Livinginthepast replied to CountDorkula's topic in The Stadium Wall
I loved the Jerry/Jeremy battles. It was interesting to see a younger Jeremy start to lose his mind in rage when he took Jerry's bait. -
Why is Eric Bieniemy available as an OC?
Livinginthepast replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall
Eric "sleeping with" Bienemy!! And yes I would take him in a second over "vanilla" Dorsey. -
The last holding call is ticky tack but the receiver is interfered with on his pass route as he reverses his direction. A lot of people are talking about the Bradbury's left arm as the holding one. To me its his right arm that does the hold just enough to impede the Smith S that he doesn't burst out of there to be able to get the pass. Sure they miss that call all the time but they also call that often too. Trey White got that a few times after he came back because he was literally not up to speed to keep up with the receivers and cheated to stay close. The reason we didnt see that call a lot in Frazier's defense is that he usually had them playing so far off the receivers that kind of call was not going to happen.
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Rihanna-A boring halftime performance
Livinginthepast replied to Billsfan1972's topic in The Stadium Wall
The whole performance was meh. Rihanna is a billionaire thanks to her fashion line and now a mother and pregnant again. The whole choice of her as the halftime show was just the safest, dullest one. She really wasnt trying that hard. -
The Chiefs scored two TDs and got their crucial holding penalty at the end courtesy of 3 well designed plays where the receiver faked coming in towards the sideline and then reversed and went back out. Hardly a gigantic bit of strategy concocted by a guru but so effective. That whole element of trickery was missing from the Bills this year after Dabol left. Dorsey is way too vanilla.
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Bizarre game. Two teams I dont like but I think the end result was fair. Philly didnt face a good team all year and it showed. Nice to see them choke under some pressure. Hurts I have to admit was better than the fraud I thought he was but ultimately I dont think he is in the same league as Mahomes/Allen/Burrow. In the end I wanted the Chiefs to win it only because I didnt think Philly deserves such success so soon after winning a previous SB. I also cant stand their foul mouthed low class coach. Ever since one of the Saturday games back in December where he arrogantly told one of his own coaches? " I know what the F I am doing" on the sidelines, I have thought that guy is classless tactless dbag to act that way. Today I hope is embarrassed at his blubbering before the game too. Cue the riot in Philly!
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Well here is your chance for a legacy of legends Mahomes.
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When Leslie Frazier take over the Chiefs Defense?
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Wow an offensive coordinator that uses a bit of trickery. I hope you are watching Dorsey.
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Say what you want about McD. But he never exudes even a hint of the massive DBag vibe of Siriani.
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The Eagles O line looks like College players pass defending vs 12 year old pass rushers. Hurts has all day to throw.
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New DC assistant hired / Carolina ReTread
Livinginthepast replied to balln's topic in The Stadium Wall
McCaffery played for Carolina but somehow we didnt have any interest in getting him. But If Carolina offer anything from the clearance bin, we seem to jump at the chance! -
Jessie Pegula reveals more about Kim
Livinginthepast replied to extrahammer's topic in The Stadium Wall
I am stunned at how many terrible things this team, the staff, the players and sadly even the owner and his family went through last year. It really is beyond belief. What a shtty year! I dont believe in karma but if it exists, I think the Bills and the fans are owed some good fortune for the pain of the last year! -
Despite everything I still dont think the Eagles are for real, not because they dont have the talent, but because they seemed to have faced almost no adversity this season. Hurts getting injured is the closest they come. Other than that they had an easy schedule and 2 easy playoff games. I think the Chiefs win it 21-17. And maybe more if Mahomes ankle is better.