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You’re such a wisears. Probably one of the reasons I like you’re posts. He’s bored. That’s all. Levy was a good coach and a better guy, but not a great coach. I don’t think he could’ve done much about the last three SB’s as those teams were just better than us. The Giants one was a sin. I just moved to Tampa a few days before the game. It was so painful being across the street at the Tampa mall with 15,000 other folks. The local radio station similar to 97 rock in Buffalo put a movie screen on the side of Macy’s. They had vans with monster radio speakers. I had the unfortunate luck of being with friends who were all for the Giants. Ughh! McD will probably end up as the top Bills coach someday, but not today. To the OP, this will be a great conversation for us to have in seven years or so. I have a great deal of confidence he will get us past the finish line, and may end up the winningest coach in Bills history, and he does have something in his corner. Beane like Polian will go down as one of the best GM’s we’ve ever had, and like Polian has a vision for what he sees for our team.
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God if they kept those rules, someone would be dead today. Deacon Jones one year if they calculated sacks was speculated to have 36 I think in a 14 game season. Crazy thing is he caused the NFL to stop the ear slap given how many injuries he caused. I know people romanticize the bad old days, but the game is safer to a degree than it was back at that time. Guys are just too big and powerful vs. in the 60’s.
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What he said! So many people think o lineman grow on trees or franchise QB’s. You get an excellent player, you keep him. We benefited from cheap labor with D. Williams. Now we hopefully get a somewhat discount with the cap, but you don’t cut him. I may tick off some, but this isn’t Madden. You have a vision for you’re team, and you follow it. I love John Brown when he was healthy, but if it’s a choice between Brown and Williams, I’m protecting my QB. You can always draft a fast one trick pony WR, or you pick up one of the older guys for a year. Im curious on Hodgins as he’s a tall possession WR, not speed, but he had so much positive affirmations before his injury. I agree with Sal this morning, if it’s a question between Roberts, or McKenzie, it’s a no brainer. Roberts may be a great returner, but McKenzie is far more versatile, younger and depth. Last year I was a Roberts fan. Now with a lower cap, McKenzie does more for us.
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I was guessing this would happen as these players aren’t dumb. There have been future cuts to team rosters of upwards if 615 players and counting for when they can officially cut them. Feliciano is not going to get huge $ nor is Williams. Players who are smart will take lower prove it deals, and then rework their contracts next year. Dont be surprised if Feliciano and Williams accept lower than market $ with the agreement they can address again next year. With this kind of competition for jobs, players don’t have the leverage this year. Once the tv deals are redone, they will have the leverage and expect a lot of pay raises. It actually works somewhat in our favor as Allen, Edmunds etc. will come when we have the $ to pay. It really is too bad on Milano as some bad team with a lot of cap space will outbid us. Milano though will have to go to a non playoff team unless the Colts want him.
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We can’t all be old coots like you Chandman. 😜. Thanks for sharing pal. I love those old NFL Films presents stuff. That guy had the best voice for those films. My dad is 90 and he even remembers the first Buffalo Bills in the 40’s before he went off to Korea. I asked him if he’s so old he went in for the naming contest is 46. Needless to say, I can’t tell you how he replied as this is a family friendly board.
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Mr. Unlimited is really Mr. Boring. In what world should he have a say in personnel decisions. It’s ridiculous. He’s still a great QB, most likely top 6-7 in the league, but publicly airing out criticisms of lineman is at you’re own peril. Does he realize they can let him get killed next year out of spite? I guess he never saw this... I think he just s..t himself.
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Offseason Primer Position Group: OL
machine gun kelly replied to MAJBobby's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
MAJ, nice write up and very thoughtful. I don’t agree with all of it, but you put a great deal of effort into the evaluation, so thank you. -
Spotrac: freeing up cap space for Bills
machine gun kelly replied to BillsMafi$'s topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Restructure - just change the contract where if it’s $30 mil over 4 yrs, just means you convert salary to bonus, they get the same $, but just pushed back to future years. Reduce - Pay cut, ie. $9.5 mil to $7 mil. this year. Release - cut the player. A lot of people say restructure when they mean reduce. Not accusing anyone, and as many agree (eball, Hap, Gugs, and so on 😜) I’m not the brightest bulb in the house, but I stole from Pat Kirwan on MTC. I thought it was a catchy phrase others are now using on various shows. I hope this helps. We definitely can restructure $, but just means we are banking with the new potential tv deals, the cap goes up exponentially so you kick the can down the road. The Saints practically invented it, but they are going to pay for it this year. If it does go up even remotely close to the prognostications, we’ll be fine. -
BR worst free agent signing of 2020
machine gun kelly replied to Orlando Buffalo's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The problem guys is sitting in Beane’s seat. He did not value J. Phillips and Shaq’s at what AZ and Miami did so he was in a bind. He has his colleague and friend McD in his ear, we need a pass rusher and now. They went to a guy who was avg. 9.5 sacks a year for the last four years and they knew him. It’s easy in retrospect to say this was a mistake, and maybe they should’ve kept Phillips, but Phillips didn’t exactly have a banner year in 2020 with 2 sacks. -
Ryan Fitzpatrick leaning toward retirement
machine gun kelly replied to BuffaloBills1998's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He reminds me if the crypt keeper from that old hbo series. I don’t mind him on his little spots on espn, but when he subbed in on MTC with Kirwan. It was like Captain Quint with the fingernails scratching. No offense to you Quint on this board. -
Inigo, my Spaniard friend, and no I don’t have six fingers before you ask (still is my favorite family movie), you pose a question my Uncle Gene would pose. So Daniel (my real first name, but only followed with Edward, my middle name when trouble with my mom), would you like the liver or the Lima beans? I don’t relish GM’s of perennial good teams with excellent records (can’t believe I’m saying that about the Bills, but feels awesome), the difficult decisions they have to make about excellent players that they can’t keep. If pushed for an answer, Id say Williams. I’m on record hundreds of times how much I love Milano, but Williams was not the o line problem this year.
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Zach Ertz about to be traded? [Edit: or Not]
machine gun kelly replied to Rubes's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
NP mate. BTW, love the accent. I would’ve dated a lot more women with that accent. Hopefully you made the most of it in you’re youth. -
Zach Ertz about to be traded? [Edit: or Not]
machine gun kelly replied to Rubes's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Both of you guys class acts. Nice to see when guys just agree to disagree and both have good points. -
Zach Ertz about to be traded? [Edit: or Not]
machine gun kelly replied to Rubes's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Rc, IDK, he was the third highest TE in the league as a pass catcher behind Kelce and Kittle in 2019. -
Available players released from other teams
machine gun kelly replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
PT, coming through again. Nice link. Not on you, but if the writer would’ve done his hw. and added either the spotrac or OTC market value for each of those guys, would be awesome. Seriously, thanks PT. -
Available players released from other teams
machine gun kelly replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
All of this talk about Yannick had me thinking and others have mentioned in some form. Cap Savings with Release Addison $6,162,980 Jefferson. $6,500,000 Butler. $6,818,750 Total $19,480,750 Yannick's market value $15,500,500. Given we get Star back, it would upgrade our line as I didn’t see a lot from the above 3. I was in favor last year so true confessions of bringing in Jefferson and Addison. Certainly a lot more than that tool Clowney. I was wrong. We still have Hughes, Star, H. Phillips, Oliver (who performed better when next to Star), Ngakoue, Cox, Epenesa, and Johnson. If he in a tough year accepts that contract for no other reason as a fair contract, and a team one game away from the SB. To me, that is an upgrade from the 2020 team. Like so many others have said, what are the three priorities? A pass rush with four, check Hughes would be better with Yannick on the other side. A run game, and an upgrade at TE. I don’t know if we can accomplish all three, but we are close. -
Ryan Fitzpatrick leaning toward retirement
machine gun kelly replied to BuffaloBills1998's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Doesn’t apply when you have a Super Allen! Look it’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s SUPER ALLEN! Id love it, but seriously doubt it. -
Amen GB. This is the first time since I was in HS, I have felt we were going to have a decade long run of success. If you were a fan at that time, we were in the playoffs 10 of 12 years from 88-99. It became an expectation. IMO, we are on our way to another run. The good news, with all respect to our founder of the foolish 8 (or at least a part of it), Ralph kept the Bills here and was an advocate for small market NFL teams, but he had his flaws. The Pegulas have run this team very well minus the Wrex hire. This will support having a proper organization from the top down, and as a result success. We just had the GM of the year, and IMO, the real Coach of the Year. Everything else falls from there. Go Bills!
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Inigo, “spot on with the conventional wisdom”. This was exactly the mood around here. My recollections were we would continue to have a top 5 defense, we would finish 10-11 wins, and win a playoff game. I also thought we would have success if Allen could improve to 63-65% completion rate. Well he and they blew all of these predictions out of the water, and took time, but the defense came around halfway through the season. I felt the change took place starting with the Seahawks game. I didn’t think we would win that game and was so happily excited to be wrong. That was the time I started raising my expectations for the year. What a great year for other worldly matters such a hard year. This team made 2020 more palatable for my affect. Sounds crazy, but they were one of the shining distractions. I can’t wait for 2021. For the person who thinks Allen has to do something more, that is the definition of glass half empty, but everyone is entitled to their opinion.