SWATeam
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5 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:
Rapp should start in front of Hyde for the rest of the season. More speed and physicality. IMO. Hyde doesn't seem to want to "plaster" players in the middle of the field anymore.
I'd honestly rather have Lewis in for Hyde. Rapp is a better fit for Poyer's role or when we go three safeties.
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Just now, Freddie's Dead said:
Interesting, since the ***** brothers had their most productive day as Bills, with one catch each for a total of about 60 yards. I just don't get activating Shorter when Sharty and Sherfield are becoming productive.
Probably has more to do with special teams. With Hyde out Cam Lewis becomes more important on D
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2 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
If Daquan makes it back by week 17...Ed Oliver gets 3 sacks against that interior.
Quinnen Williams will be a major problem for them this week
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7 hours ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Dak outside in Buffalo is not a good recipe for the Cowboys
They can run the football
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29 minutes ago, Bill from NYC said:
Great, much need win by the Bills. A loss and we were done.
Now, will someone explain to me why, with 2:12 left in the game and KC with 2 timeouts and the deuce, did the Bills try not one but 2 passes (both fell incomplete) and gave KC extra time. They should have called a run, or for that matter even downed the f^%$ing ball. They could have kicked a field goal with very little time remaining and forced KC to use one of it's timeouts if not both.
I truly cannot understand this logic. Does McDermott have zero faith in his defense?
Am I the only one who got upset at this strategy?
Didn’t mind it, he was going for the win. A conservative approach with the two minute warning and two KC timeouts could lead to just as much criticism
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1 minute ago, Freddie's Dead said:
Fight Doctor out is massive. CEH is a step down, the Bills D will bottle him up.
More concerned with McKinnon getting more reps. He's the type of guy that could go off against us
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1 hour ago, JerseyBills said:
They're pretty bad overall. Just like Colts/Broncos , even Cle. We'll get in with 10 wins. Bunch of bad teams ahead of our potentially very good team. Strange season so far..
As bad as they might be we have BY FAR the most difficult schedule of the bunch fighting for the WC spots. Also, seems like some combination of these teams are playing each other each week down the stretch so someone has to win
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21 minutes ago, Johnnycage46 said:
I see some folks saying Dunne should have waited until the end of the season to release the article...that's not his job lol. His job is to report.
lol, right. Like he would have released this if we were sitting at 10-2…. The timing was clearly opportunistic
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4 minutes ago, BillsFanSD said:
Yes, I too am worried about having an above-average TE return to the active roster. It's kind of disaster when you stop and think about it.
It's terrifying!
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7 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:
Knox is greatly overpaid for his production and Von was a horrible FA pu. This has nothing to do with hate. It's called business. And if the investigation shows DV then let the hate flow.
Might want to check his TD production including in the postseason. The guy scores TD's and is a much needed RZ weapon. He's also the only complete TE we have, the hate is ridiculous.
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3 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:
Tre is about the same as Douglas at this point IMO
So the way I look at it we are down two key players on defence.
Most teams in the nfl at this point in the season have at least a couple key players injured .
We are also down Von Miller as he is completely ineffective with that $100M salary.
Lot of defensive cap dollars either on IR or ineffective due to injury
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50 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:
I am dead serious. Most people will always take the "easy way out." I've witnessed it firsthand over and over and over again in my 60+ years on this earth. What makes you think that pro athletes are any different? Many, MANY people in this country are of the current sentiment that having someone else pay their way through life (the easy way out) would be just fine. Most of those who feel that way are the younger generations (same age as most football players). Now don't get me wrong, the analogy isn't perfect because the athletes are mostly millionaires, and are in a vastly different/better position than those 20 and 30 somethings who live in Mommy's basement, but the idea of taking the easy way out is the same.
Do you really think that every single pro athlete has the burning desire and drive to "go all the way", and extend their taxing 6-month season even longer for a little extra cash? Do they seem like they go "all out" every week and every game? Do they come in on their week off for extra prep because they know they have to win 5 straight games to ensure a playoff berth? Did they do anything "extra" when they had the 10 days off before the Bengals game, or did they take Friday - Sunday off after the Thursday night game? C'mon man, get real.
LOL, the guys wired to get to the pinnacle of their profession are wired a little different
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3 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
But we don't need all of them to lose
No, but it puts the winning teams in great position and overall we seem to have the toughest remaining schedule of the bunch.
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4 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Bills win this week and there is a good chance they are already back in being favored to make the playoffs. Its not nearly as daunting the way your wrote it out. I do not expect Miami to lose 2 of their next 4, Bills will get in on a wildcard.
Week 14 - We have guaranteed help with Bengals vs Colts & Jags vs Browns playing each other this week. Plus Broncos have to play Chargers this week and could lose that game.
Week 15 - More guaranteed help with Steelers and Colts facing each other. Jaguars have to face Ravens, and if they don't have Trevor they will probably lose every game they don't have him as they are not that good of a team to win with CJ at QB. Broncos play the Lions and Lions will be favored in that one.
Week 16 more guaranteed help as Cin and Pit play each other and Cle plays Hou.
Week 17 no definite help, but some of those teams have tough matchups where they will be the underdog.
Week 18 - Browns vs Bengals and Hou vs Indy are more definite help and Steelers face Ravens.
So if the Bills win out, there are enough of those teams playing each other meaning for sure losses to teams around us, plus they also have some other tough games. I
The problem with the "guaranteed help" games is that someone is also going to win that game. So many of these teams play each other down the stretch and someone is winning these games.
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Unfortunately I don't see it. Wish I did, and I would love to be wrong, but it is just not setting up well. I think we are far to inconsistent to expect to run the table especially considering the quality of opponents we have remaining.
It's just so damn sad considering that the AFC seems up for grabs and we are in this position. Come next year I'm sure KC will be retooled at WR and Burrow, Rodgers, Watson, etc. will be back... Sucks. All because we lost to Zach Wilson and Mac Jones.
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4 minutes ago, dorquemada said:
Has there been a coach with a worse record in OT than McD? It's the costanza factor, the team would be better off doing the exact opposite of whatever MCD's instinct is. We all knew that the Bills lost in Philly the second they tied it in the 4th. McD can't win late, can't win in OT, and can't win the biggest games. I don't see what can possibly change since he seems immune to learning
Yep, I just knew Josh and Gabe would miss a wide open game winning TD... Damn you McD!!!
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Pretty bad scenario with Lawrence going down. We're not likely to catch JAX as they are 3 clear of us because of the head to head. And the Jags play CLE this week who we need to lose as well.
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1 minute ago, BillsShredder83 said:
shanny is smart. he would create a square hole to put his square peg... how many "good coaches" would either avoid a superior square peg, or just spit on the hole and hope square magically goes in lol exactly why id never want an aging coach ever again. that dinosaur mentality is finally dying from the sport
He was also rolling Lance out there until he got injured.
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34 minutes ago, Yobogoya! said:
Put Josh Allen in that offense with those weapons and Shanahan as play-caller.
Other teams may as well just forfeit.
I've thought about that. Honestly I don't think Josh is a great fit for Shanahan's system. He's not exactly a "point guard" making quick decisions and distributing the ball.
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3 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
I only checked lost fumbles...which are the turnovers. I found 0, could have been a mistake, but I saw 0 lost fumbles.
I see 8 fumbles in 8 playoff games. To go along with 56 regular season fumbles. It's very hard to argue that he hasn't been a turnover machine.
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Just now, Alphadawg7 said:
Correct, I did not include fumbles as the meat of the thread was addressing the media narrative that Josh in interception prone, so it was how often does he really throw interceptions.
For the TD to INT rate, I did include rushing TD's for all QB's as a comparison to how often he throws an INT vs scoring a TD as this again was addressing the narrative about his interception totals being too high.
Note: Josh has also reduced his fumbles quite a bit and also has zero fumbles in his career in the post season.
Didn't he have that ridiculous lateral fumble against HOU?
Looks like he has 8 postseason fumbles to me?
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3 hours ago, teef said:
i'm oddly numb to it.
That’s the Novocain
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Just now, The Jokeman said:
Team loss. I can see blaming coaches and players. Offense minus the Allen interception was as good as you could want. Defense had struggles at the end but without their turnovers in the 1st half we might not have gotten the points we got. Kicker had one blocked and one missed FG, easy to blame him for the loss. Refs, I just can't. The no horse collar/intentional grounding is just inexcusable on every level. 30 yard difference maker as it could be debated lead to the blocked FG. It's frustrating as a fan. I get why people want changes but too many questions what a new coaching staff could do to improve this team as there could be a major influx of change next year due to aging players, guys we can't afford to re-sign etc.
The offense left a lot of meat on the bone in the first half+ when the defense was dominant. The game should have been put away.
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LOL. Not suck for half the season?
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It’s Dallas week and the Division is on the line!
in The Stadium Wall
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I think Milano going down changed a lot of what they wanted to do