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11 hours ago, Just Jack said:
Do you think you’ll feel differently once Tom does decide to give up his NFL career? He has done a lot that we may never see any other player do in our lifetime.
Nothing will change for me. The greatest QB ever to play the game. I've felt that for years.
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4 hours ago, ScottLaw said:
Remember when people suggested the line and WRs were a problem before the season started and were mocked??
Nope
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We have a new OC and new OL coach. Not sure that they are on the same page and not sure these are the players that Kromer wants.
Kromer used a lot of 2 TE sets in LA, we are doing that a bit more now, but it's not a feature. Deep passes also put pressure on the OL, not sure Dorsey is doing the line any favors with his play calling.
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8 hours ago, Cray51 said:
Feel bad for Tua - guy has been nothing but nice and mature in his career, and he has been derailed by early season hype and poor medical support. Guy is a decent QB when healthy.
I expect the line to move to Bills -15 or HIGHER. Hopefully we win this game and keep injury free as we move to divisional.
What we have seen from the Bills over the years - they FEAST on below average QBs. Their defense is great at making QB's play well and make good throws consistently. I expect Skyler to struggle
How was he derailed by early season hype. He played elite football when healthy.
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Just now, Bubba Gump said:
It's just a saying. Like from the magic 8-ball. Tua shouldn't play again til next year imo.
I think Bills fans would love for Tua to wait for next season, "for his health".
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1 minute ago, mikemac2001 said:
“Passes”
we all know that they kept him in that and were hoping to get into the playoffs to bring him back
of course we all knew that... how did we all know that?
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4 hours ago, Bubba Gump said:
Biggest question of the week, will the Dolphins be dumb enough to let Tua play? All signs point to yes.
Which signs? McDaniel said he won't give it a thought until Tua passes protocol
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4 hours ago, Bubba Gump said:
Biggest question of the week, will the Dolphins be dumb enough to let Tua play? All signs point to yes.
If he clears protocol, he should play.
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15 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:
For some odd reason you are taking the periphery issues that were mentioned earlier and placing them firmly next to you on the molehills you are choosing to die on. The Bills went through plenty of legitimate adversity with injuries to key players and scheduling issues along with the on field issue of a player temporarily dying in a game. Using the gesture that the Steeler's did when delivering toys to Hamlin's daycare center is just another example of you going to the most ridiculous example to make a point. Tomlin knows Hamlin and your example means nothing in this discussion.
Periphery issues? No these are issues that people are using to promote McD for coach of the year. To use the play by play announcer having a stroke is absurd. I think McD should be in the COY conversation for many reasons, but not that one for sure.
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Just now, 3rdnlng said:
McDermott would be singled out for guiding his team through many instances of adversity, not just the one you are cherry picking here. You are shortcutting your argument to the extent that you are causing that argument to be less than what it could be.
I guess my point is, why? Why is the Top shooting a Bills adversity? What has he done that warrants COY after Murphy's stroke? Do we take into account other cities tough times in determining if their coach should win the award. The Steelers delivered toys today to Hamlins charity in Pitt, does Tomlin get COY votes for that?
17 hours ago, KHAN said:Complete absence of Kim Pagula.
maybe the correct spelling of her name made you not recognize it.
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32 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:
McDermott is not getting props for someone having a stroke, snowstorms, a racist shooting or a player being brought back to life on the playing field. Any credit that he gets will be for guiding his team through trying times which include not only the aforementioned but other challenges.
Come on, I know everyone in the community cares about the victims in the Tops shooting, but why single out McDermott for national recognition. Every business in the city then did the same thing, right. Should every business owner be lauded for getting through that incident? Should Granato also get coach of the year? Do we compare what happened in other cities for other coaches? I mean, how many cities don't have mass shootings?
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3 hours ago, Andy1 said:
McDermott deserves Coach of the Year to guide this team through such adversity. So much of it is beyond normal football stuff.
I think McDermott is a great coach, but why does he get credit/votes for John Murphy having a stroke or some racist shooting up Tops? It snowed in Chicago a couple days before our game, why is that a feather in McD's cap?
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12 minutes ago, PrimeTime101 said:
congrats, you googled how American football started. Just because it was two colleges that started, does not mean it didn't become a kids sport around the same time. A 33 year old created the idea, but it didn't take long after the concept for kids to start playing it. I think it was less than 2 years later.
At that time here was more Kids playing the game than "young adults"
Yeah, sometimes I try to research things to try to give accurate information. Calling sports 'kids games' is a way to knock the league down, and it's a lazy thinking way of doing it. It's a stupid comment.
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5 hours ago, JDubya76 said:
Then I will watch something else on Sunday. Football is just a kids game played by elite athletes. Life and well-being is way more important than a kids game.
Why do people always say football , and other sports, are just kids games. They aren't. Football was 'invented' for college play, not for 'kids'.
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5 hours ago, HOUSE said:
I would back the Bills decision if Hamlin does not drastically improve.
Make sure you open this link before replying...
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I think they should play. Not to be insensitive, but how much time do they need? After my father died , i missed a few days of school, my mother, missed a few days of work, my brother... went in to work that day. Hamlin is thankfully alive and appears to have shown some improvement. I'm far from one of those 'man up' aholes, but I still think they need to move forward.
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Just now, Not at the table Karlos said:
Why would you want your last moments to be miserable?
cuz i'm dying. If I'm having fun, I want to stay alive and enjoy it.
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8 hours ago, Not at the table Karlos said:
Wouldn't cross my mind. Things can happen anywhere at any time. When it's my time it's my time. Id rather something happen doing something I love and enjoying myself.
i'd rather go doing something i hate, i want to be alive for the fun stuff.
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If you think this has been a bad time for the city, imagine what Hamlin is going through.
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On 12/31/2022 at 1:45 PM, KDIGGZ said:
If you did it based on play this season then it would be:
1. Poyer
2. Oliver
3. Edmunds
But I think they are going to put more weight on the position and their perceived importance to the defensive scheme so probably:
1. Oliver
2. Edmunds
3. Poyer (probably not able to retain)
Edmunds disappears in games and despite his gigantic size he seems to be easily blocked out of plays and isn't a big hitter. He doesn't make the "splash plays" that a star LB should be making. He plays the Kuechly position, he should be gobbling up stats but Milano is far and away the star of the LB's. I think they will sign him and hope that he keeps improving and you can't coach size and he is able to get in the way of a lot of passes without doing much but standing there
how many cliche, talking points can one put in one paragraph.
So, you can't coach size? Brilliant
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On 12/29/2022 at 5:08 PM, strive_for_five_guy said:
Cole is going to be our secret weapon for when we host the Chiefs and brutally blow them!
You didn't say away...it makes it sound like something else.
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5 hours ago, Nelius said:
I wish Leslie all the best and hope he gets a head coaching job somewhere, I just don't want to see him go to the ownership dumpster fire that is Denver. All of that fighting and nonsense on the sidelines is a trickle down from the years of chaos since Bowlen's death. The Russ deal being the centerpiece. He can't save Denver, don't even try.
The ownership has been there less than a year. They weren't the ones that hired Hackett.
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9 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:
They’ll hire a young offensive guru type. No issues with Denver D. Their offense is pathetic.
A guy like Hackett?
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9 hours ago, Turbo44 said:
Not sure it’s the head coach’s job to be doctor in the middle of the game?? First, he's not qualified, 2nd he has plenty of other things on his plate. So unless the team’s doctors told him about it and he ignored it, I don’t see how he is to blame.
somebody is to blame certainly, but not the head coach
Agreed. I don't think it's unreasonable to think that Tua did this on his own. Hit his head, felt like he could continue. I know everyone here hates the dolphins but I doubt that anyone knew of his issues during the game. I couldn't tell anything from watching on TV.
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Do we need to donate to his charity again?
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Rapoport: Greg Roman fired
in The Stadium Wall
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Went to the Super Bowl with Kaep. MVP season for Lamar. Brought some good out of his QB's.