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Playoff #1 Bills @ Texans PostGame Thread
K-9 replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Right. He was such a scared deer in the headlights ans so afraid of the moment that he just couldn't help but lead them on a drive to force OT with no timeouts. Yep, he was completely psyched out. -
Playoff #1 Bills @ Texans PostGame Thread
K-9 replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Neither one of the sacks in the drive before he led the game tying drive were his fault. Not. Even. Close. Get a god damned clue. It will be your first. -
Playoff #1 Bills @ Texans PostGame Thread
K-9 replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I understand what you're saying. But it wasn't the offense that couldn't get a stop like truly good defenses do. Our defense won a half. Too bad they didn't want to play the full 60. -
Playoff #1 Bills @ Texans PostGame Thread
K-9 replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Part of me would rather have been blown out than lose like we ended up losing. So many missed opportunities. -
Playoff #1 Bills @ Texans PostGame Thread
K-9 replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Like I said, on the defense. Period. It was nice of Milano to knock Watson of Neal’s grasp on the would be sack, too. Our defense is good. Not close to dominant. -
Late Ford personal foul call a joke
K-9 replied to Inigo Montoya's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Terrible call. One of several made, one of several missed. -
Playoff #1 Bills @ Texans PostGame Thread
K-9 replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Very similar play to a he made in the World Juniors a couple years ago when he led that tourney in scoring. A play that made us realize why he was a consensus top 10 talent in his draft class. His biggest issue is bringing effort consistently. On the ice and off the ice, Mitts has a reputation as a slacker who just doesn’t want to pay the price to achieve his potential. Playing Fortnite and chewing tobacco seem to be more important. The choice is his; if he wants to be a star player he has to put the work in. If not, he will wash out sooner than later. But it’s maddening to see these glimpses of rare skill and knowing he could even be better if he dedicated himself.
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Houston Tailgate Official Info
K-9 replied to The Real Buffalo Joe's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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The answer is contained in the very first sentence of the article.
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Bills at Texans Playoff Game, Saturday 4:35 pm
K-9 replied to wppete's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Does anyone ever look like he’s having more fun than Dion Dawkins? I think the man totally gets that he’s playing a kid’s game and is getting paid big bucks to do so. Like he’s got life by the balls. -
Bills at Texans Playoff Game, Saturday 4:35 pm
K-9 replied to wppete's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Josh looks way to amped up. -
2020 Pro Football Hall Of Fame Finalists list
K-9 replied to Just Jack's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Weak class. The only one I’d vote for is Polamalu. He redefined the position. -
Bills at Texans Playoff Game, Saturday 4:35 pm
K-9 replied to wppete's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yep. Gunner without speed can’t be a gunner. -
One of a kind. RIP, Mr. Wyche.
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That’s only one aspect. And I agree, it’s interesting.
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I think the documentary was about several things, that aspect being one of them. The research showing the relationship between the killing of animals and serial killers has been known for a while now. From the opening scene of the documentary, we knew that if he hadn’t already killed a person, it was only a matter of time before he graduated. Psychopaths, especially intelligent ones, don’t always provide tell tale clues like this person. Authorities need to take these acts seriously, investigate, catalogue and monitor individuals who commit them when caught or reported on.
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Gilmore has matured. He wasn’t pointing a finger and yelling at his safety as Brown waltzed into the end zone.