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Just now, Uncle Joe said:
Tight End envy right there
And several 49ers fans envying our QB,
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I live in Mexico, and the locals announcers of the game are shockingly surprised that they called it as fumble, clearly they didn't saw the first Allen's"interception" of the season
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2 minutes ago, EmotionallyUnstable said:
Dink and dunk, much?
as long as is working for them, they are stopping Rams offense, will be enough
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Why you ask people to watch anything in the way you liked, I'm think as much as you, but also let people enjoy Bills games the way they liked.
And your point about player's development is silly, every player has his time and ways to make it, the way they take Allen was the right way for Allen and for everyone in the team, especially Daboll who also growth with Allen
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3 minutes ago, Herc11 said:
Got it. Wait until his hall of fame induction. Then we can be excited.
And then you must wait he don't mess his life, like killing his wife 😢
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Is just a never give up man, with Allen i never feel the game is out of reach, it give us the confidence to keep fighting for our goal
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Lotulelei
Now we missing his non trascendental perfeormances
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Just now, mattynh said:
They said he was injured. Do we know what the injury is?
All week he was reported with a foot injury
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13 minutes ago, Coach Tuesday said:
“They can’t stop Josh Allen, the Miami Dolphins - they have no answer for him.”
Luckily for us VanNoy wasn't rightly spotted, that pass was the only chance they have to stop him
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Daboll making the call there, 3 and 1...
deep pass
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5 minutes ago, whatdrought said:
Feels like the 49ers will be coming down to earth before long.
Not so much, any team will have troubles trying to stop the slippery Murray, and those WR's
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7 hours ago, PUNT750 said:
My metrics are players with quality resumes!
😆😆😆Lawson? who played his best in contract year, Lotulelei? who most people here already want him out Phillips? that most of his sacks were products of the pressure of the rest of the line, and people forgive him the amount of penalties he caused (and don't do the same with Hughes)
The outcome of this DL is determined by team play and not for individuals goals
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With Long we are thin at backup center, last year the backup was Feliciano.
Or just another PS move?
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He was clearly in danger with Matakevich in ST, his role as captain was only for those duties, his offensive production wasn't enough
(existing) to keep him in the roster
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44 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Tried to post this in the thread about the Bills winning the division but it was closed. I think that it works here too.
Not winning the division will be a manor disappointment to me. I don’t see another .500 team in the division. The Bills will have to regress (or battle injuries) to not win it IMO.
Let’s assume that they do stay healthy though. There are only a couple of things that could go wrong if that’s the case: Allen, OL, pass rush.
Let’s start with the pass rush. The Bills got pass rush last year from Shaq and Phillips. They do not have an elite edge rusher. Both Hughes and Addison are a year older and Epenesa may not have the feet. Murphy is constantly dinged and in his last year. It is possible that the Bills don’t get enough pressure (specifically from the edge). If that’s the case QBs will have time to find openings against the Bills bend but don’t break defense. The Bills could quickly become an average unit if that’s the case. They’d probably have to address it in the first round. Miami’s Gregor Rousseau would be the obvious target if you are bad enough. He may even warrant a trade up. The Bills need more athleticism on the EDGE whether they win the division or not.
The right side of the OL could be the other area of concern. It was a weakness last year. Is Ford a guard? Tackle? Backup? What about Nsekhe & Williams? Too old? You see where I’m going with this. There are still questions there. Josh wants to roll right to make plays. That’s where he has the option to take off or go up top. The whole field is in front of him rolling that way. If they continue to collapse that side it will limit Josh’s playmaking ability. Maybe someone like Alex Leatherwood who has been the RT at Alabama? He’s played against that elite SEC speed on the edge. He’s blocked for a lefty and a righty. He just feels like a guy that could come in week 1 and help you.
Lastly it would mean that Josh stopped progressing. If that’s the case I do not think that the Bills draft his replacement. Their window is open now. If Allen isn’t the guy I think that the Bills make a move for Matt Stafford. Detroit is forever Detroit. They may believe that it’s best to start over. The Bills send a couple of 1sts to the Lions and get 5-8 years of Stafford. This gives them the chance to win immediately.
I don’t see anything else that can prevent the Bills from winning the division (if healthy). This team is too deep and too talented to finish anywhere but 1st in the AFC East. The rest of the division is bad. It is improving but the lack of the offseason will hurt those other teams early in the year. I expect the Bills to win the division by 2+ games. Let’s enjoy it!!
Even with injuries or a regression from a unit, this team should be a contender to win the division based on coaching, if McDermott isn't the right coach then what decision should be taken or which way to go
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27 minutes ago, DrPJax said:
I have to admit I am a little skeptical that McD has addressed the O enough to keep up with KC , RAVENS, and even the Titans who also got aggressive with their D by adding Clowney. New O additions of Diggs , and three rookies ( Moss, Davis, Gilliam ) , with a tight end room with Knox being the only one with much upside and an o line basically unchanged, does not show a great deal of change that will guarantee , IMHO, a vastly improved offense that can score more than 19 points a game. McD , who has had great success with his D, continued to bring in more support with adding several proven defensive veterans and even opted to take Epenesa when JK Dobbins had fallen into our lap (a 2000 yard proven rusher from a major conference who was immediately nabbed by the Ravens to bolster their already impressive rushing attack), appears to keep his emphasis on defense even after we are seeing the leagues more successful franchises featuring very productive offenses. We can’t ignore KC’s ability to score and they added even more fire power to their O. The road to the SB will most likely go thru KC or Baltimore for the AFC teams as I see the Bills as a 10/11 win team given the schedule. We still have zero playoff wins with McD ( love the guy and love his culture, but he needs improvement as losing a 16 point lead in the wild card game reflects on a need for game management improvement ), and I am not sure just adding Diggs and three rookies ( 4 if we include Bass) in a COVID shortened season translates to more offensive success on the road against already proven offensive juggernaut franchises. We did also lose to Baltimore at home last year so we can’t just downplay them either as I routinely see little mention of them as a team we might have to go thru to get to the SB.
So, did we do enough on O? Not sure until we see if Allen can progress as I am hoping he does , and I also have to see if Daboll can use Diggs and Moss creatively in a way that matches all the preseason hype. So far McD continues to be very aggressive with addressing his D, but I am not sure he has done enough to get the offense up around 24/25 points a game where we can actually be a bona fide Super Bowl contender. Peter King suggesting the fins take the division is ludicrous, but we are not locks to knock off KC, TITANS , RAVENS , and the SB is really the ultimate goal. It’s about to get real!
You nailed in several points, but also,in an attempt to validate your points, you forget to summon an offensive line that returns intact(practically), that's an advantage over other teams in a weird (pre)season
27 minutes ago, DrPJax said:I have to admit I am a little skeptical that McD has addressed the O enough to keep up with KC , RAVENS, and even the Titans who also got aggressive with their D by adding Clowney. New O additions of Diggs , and three rookies ( Moss, Davis, Gilliam ) , with a tight end room with Knox being the only one with much upside and an o line basically unchanged, does not show a great deal of change that will guarantee , IMHO, a vastly improved offense that can score more than 19 points a game. McD , who has had great success with his D, continued to bring in more support with adding several proven defensive veterans and even opted to take Epenesa when JK Dobbins had fallen into our lap (a 2000 yard proven rusher from a major conference who was immediately nabbed by the Ravens to bolster their already impressive rushing attack), appears to keep his emphasis on defense even after we are seeing the leagues more successful franchises featuring very productive offenses. We can’t ignore KC’s ability to score and they added even more fire power to their O. The road to the SB will most likely go thru KC or Baltimore for the AFC teams as I see the Bills as a 10/11 win team given the schedule. We still have zero playoff wins with McD ( love the guy and love his culture, but he needs improvement as losing a 16 point lead in the wild card game reflects on a need for game management improvement ), and I am not sure just adding Diggs and three rookies ( 4 if we include Bass) in a COVID shortened season translates to more offensive success on the road against already proven offensive juggernaut franchises. We did also lose to Baltimore at home last year so we can’t just downplay them either as I routinely see little mention of them as a team we might have to go thru to get to the SB.
So, did we do enough on O? Not sure until we see if Allen can progress as I am hoping he does , and I also have to see if Daboll can use Diggs and Moss creatively in a way that matches all the preseason hype. So far McD continues to be very aggressive with addressing his D, but I am not sure he has done enough to get the offense up around 24/25 points a game where we can actually be a bona fide Super Bowl contender. Peter King suggesting the fins take the division is ludicrous, but we are not locks to knock off KC, TITANS , RAVENS , and the SB is really the ultimate goal. It’s about to get real!
You nailed in several points, but also,in an attempt to validate your points, you forget to summon an offensive line that returns intact(practically), that's an advantage over other teams in a weird (pre)season
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Why you're watching mexican soccer? Is the poorest quality in all sports (not just soccer) around the world (and I'm Mexican and always cheers for my local team)
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And people here is forgetting that a 1000yds season for him is a 6-10 season for the team (8-8 at best), so keep feeding the Jets media.
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The situation with Milano is that with him in the field this defense is better, and that must be take in consideration at the time the money talks come, at least in the mind of the front office. I don't see at this moment other player that brings that to the defense, and for me is a reason to slightly overpay him
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No.
He was a little bit overrated, this doesn't means was bad,
he lived more on his fame than on his playing in the field
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This is the player to whom I compare it, he lacks initial explosiveness, but with strength enough to make up for it.
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4 minutes ago, Cal said:
Not a fan of this pick. Think we might regret not picking Golden-Gandy like did when we didn't take Metcalf.
Id don't think so, Metcalf fell to the right situation, Washington is now in a bad situation from top to bottom
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For two months I've compared him to Justin Smith, former Missouri, Cincinnati and SF player. (4th. - 5th. overall for Bengals)
Solid, unspectacular (for casual fans) player, but with all you need to a long, productive carrer in NFL. High motor, great teammate (some level of leadership), versatility along the line, simply is the player who makes the job for others to shine.
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Since when the goal is get to the playoffs? if you only want a playoff run maybe, but that's not the goal
Sunday Night Football: Rams at 49ers 8:20 ET
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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The interior game on both sides by the 49ers is what has the game as is now