Stanley Lombardi
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1. Coaching
2. Culture change (as a result of #1)
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18 hours ago, Fadingpain said:
Many, if not most, "expert draft analysts" had him as a 3rd round type project.
Before the draft occurred, I read many, many articles about the QB prospects. Somehow I missed many, if not most, of the "expert draft analysts" you are referring to.
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No way, no how. TreDavious is an absolute gem.
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Where are my candelabra?
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I always root for a good story, so I love to see the D-3 kids get a shot. Hey, you never know.
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That's amazing!12. Anthony Johnson, WR62. Khalil Hodge, LB82. Tyree Jackson, QB
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10 hours ago, stuvian said:
if we have outsmarted BB on this we should immortalize the day of Gillislee's cut as the dawn of a new era. So was it Beane or Whaley who should get the credit?
McWheane.
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13 hours ago, Mickey said:
Even if you are pessimistic about Allen, what are you most concerned could lead to his success?
1. That winning games will count more than completion percentage.
2. That Brandon Beane and Sean McDermott might actually know more than I do.
3. That people will notice that after months of arguing that the Bills would never pick Allen, I just cant accept that I was embarrassingly wrong.
4. That being wrong about the Allen pick, I must spend hours working on a thinly disguised crusade against him in a futile attempt to rescue my credibility.
5. Nothing, I am 100% convinced that Allen won't succeed but as a Bills fan I do support him. No, really, I do. Believe me, I do. Totally.
Subtle as a sledgehammer. My regards!
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The Pegulas are a godsend.
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In one year the McBeanes took a team with the longest drought in major sports, dumped a boatload of the so-called stars, upended a loser culture, straightened out the salary cap situation, and methodically, systematically positioned themselves to draft a franchise-type QB.
Oh, I almost forgot. They ended the drought.
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3 hours ago, musichunch said:
The fans deserve to vet them a little bit.
While their businesses are our business, their personal lives are none of our business.
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...a 'W' sewn into his cerebral cortex.
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Joe Marino from FanRag, quoted by Fadingpain. That settles it for me, for all time.
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Not gonna happen. Players who are demonstrably the most physically and mentally gifted at their positions rarely make it in the NFL. I heard it on ESPN, so it can't be wrong.
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Analytics is what Pro Football Focus does: You watch a game and think someone played great, but analytics says they were bad.
Then you watch a game and think someone played bad, but analytics says they performed well.Analytics is the quack science which teaches us how to doubt our lyin' eyes.
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On this side we have unemployed millennials in their underwear in Mom's basement with their Josh Rosen poster on the wall, seeing how many times they can insert the word "suck" into a sentence.
On this side we have the McBeanes, who have risen to the upper echelons of their lucrative professions, and are about to make the pick which will have more bearing on their professional futures than any decision they have ever made.
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When EJ was drafted, I can remember turning (as we all did) to YouTube to get a sense of his abilities. I was instantly dismayed. I'll say it like that and leave it at that.
When Allen was drafted, I again turned to YouTube to see what Beane had brought us. (As you might surmise, I am no college football/draft fanatic.) The reaction I have to Allen is the polar opposite of the reaction I had to E.J. This kid has the IT, the WOW, the ways and the means.
Since then I continue to read (on this most enlightened forum) how he sucks. I am not seeing, at all, what my more enlightened fellow posters are seeing.
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I consider our QB room to contain an embarrassment of riches.
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4 hours ago, BuffaninATL said:
great piece by Albert Breer from SI.com today in which he details why teams were legitimately scared off by one element of Rosen's persona: like Jay Cutler's downfall, Rosen will not allow himself to be coached by someone he deems not as smart as he.
Considering that Rosen had a 29 Wunderlic (Josh Allen had a 37) it won't be difficult to find coaches that are smarter than he is.
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1 hour ago, TheFunPolice said:
for the "smart guy" QB his wonderlic wasn't that impressive...
We got the smart guy. Rosen is the wanna be smart guy, who uses stats from Wikipedia in arguments and "big words" he doesn't pronounce quite right and doesn't fully understand
Agreed! Smart people don't go around telling people how smart they are, and how stupid the rest of us are.
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1 minute ago, MAJBobby said:
Ahhh look someone is but hurt because his try to turn political went down like a fart in church.
Stay on topic, fanboy. Tired scatalogical similes will get you nowhere.
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5 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
Who cares?!?
Bear with me whilst I list the names of half the people I know. This may take a while...
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What would all you fanboys be saying if the object of your devotion sported a "F*** Obama" hat?
Think about that. No, I mean think about that.
Incognito ok at home, thanks Buffalo
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He's a real Buffalo Bill. I hope he gets it all together and keeps it all together. Godspeed, #64.