Andrew Son
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How about the one with Doug Marrone sticking around to clean up the theater.
I can't picture that one
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Not the point. These writeups are supposed to be extreme caricatures. There wasn't anything particularly creative about the Bills one.
I think they are funnier for the teams you don't follow as closely. I'm sure other fan bases will be amused, we're just too close to it
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Then another guy called in and said his New Era cap was made in China so he doesn't like the deal.
Back to back calls actually. Then Murph, and whoever else was in the studio, started checking their hats for tags. Couldn't find anything though. Amazing radio
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Im getting visions of Ralph's statue coming to life in the evening and making a mess of things....
I wonder if they're going to get ralph a flat brim?
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name isn't the issue. The cheap overnight signage is.
The signage is not permanent. I sure they will be changing it frequently
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Shame he doesn't like you.
Uh Oh. I think someone might be dropping a jerkstore bomb soon
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Your skin sure got thin, eh? Lighten up
Cut him some slack. He's understandably worked up by the atrocities
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I love this fan comment-
"We have no hope, yet every year the Buffalo sports media convinces us that THIS is the year we turn the corner."
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!@#$ing Rex!
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I've got five on it
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I really wonder what Dareus' teammates are thinking/saying to him in private. I don't expect them to say anything publicly but this can't sit well with them.
Don't worry, I'm sure there will be a feature article on BB.com about Kyle walking around the field with him
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Jim Overdorf should have made sure to protect the Bills with Dareus and his agent given the history. Dareus was bitching before the deal was done about not being wanted and he repays them with this BS. It reflects poorly on all parties involved.
@JeremyWGR @TyDunne This is weaker than giving Marrone a $4 million walk out option. I'd love to know how common it is w similar situations.
Tyler Dunne Retweeted Christopher Parker
Post-Marrone you'd expect (a lot) more attention to detail. Let alone making Dareus richest athlete in Buff history.
I blame Rex
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Whose my naughty lil pot smoker?
Aww, you're so naughty.
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Todd Bowles is a horrible coach. Should have stopped Sheldon Richardson from driving 143 mph with a 12 yr old and a loaded pistol in his car. #firebowles
I think this one is on Rex too. Unfortunately Bowles has yet to undo all the damage that Rex left behind.
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While were blaming everyone - he's a players coach. Therefore he expects this kind of thing to be vetted through KW. Therefore it's KW's fault.
Lets throw TT in there. He's the QB. His team.
And they're calling Reed the pied PIPER. Coincidence?
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I don't think thats what an NFL coaches job is. At all. 0%
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If you work for a big company and you have a superior, is he not blamed from HIS superior for YOUR actions? Your superior may not cut the checks, but he is blamed for not managing you well by HIS superior. You might get suspended/fired, but guess what? Your superior might also get suspended/fired. Get it?
Yes, I get it. The Dline coach is in trouble
i think you have to back away from the straight line causation of rex hired causing MDs suspension, and think that MD is a piece of a bigger issue potentially here.
Do you think that Rex is a coach that will be able to create a team atmosphere that lends itself to high levels of accountability? does his lack of that skill (if you agree its a weakness on his resume) makes incidents more likely to happen, even if he is not the direct cause?
What do you think of Seattle's players and coaches?
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Nobody is saying Rex is 100% to be blamed for another man's actions but for you to even think he doesn't have a percentage of the blame is beyond my train of thought.
It's simple logic. Yet it's the hardest to explain. Smh.
I believe your logic train goes right to Pegula at the top, no?
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My final word here as I find myself getting hot under the collar...
I'm all for personal accountability, I really am. I also know that people will get away with what they're allowed to in a workplace environment & some will push beyond what's allowed. The looser the ship the more likely you'll run into problems like this. If this was an isolated incident I would chalk it up to personal stupidity, but, it's far from that & a portion of the blame must be placed squarely on the shoulders of Rex and Whaley.
I'm very happy that we won the offseason...
The problem is that he could have been a model citizen in his "workplace environment"
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Your sarcasm could of been better. Fail. I give that a 1 out of 10. In an interview Marcell said that him and Rex don't just talk football and that they talk about life and all that good stuff.
But at the end of the day, I'm your boss. There has to be a willingness to WANT to play for Rex and that simply isn't the case. How can you label somebody a "player's coach" if the players don't respect him enough to (and i can't believe I'm saying this), not smoke weed. I mean, I'm not saying to not breathe, not drink or not eat (necessities in life to survive). I'm asking you to not do something that will A) Hurt your income, B) Hurt your team and C) Hurt your career.
Whose writing the checks, Rex?
Good deflection.
Do you really believe that the support structure in Buffalo plays 0% part in this?
I have no idea
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Patently false.
Do you really believe that in another situation, say ne, The Dareus Saga would have played out as it has here?
Patently false.
You know what, I think your right. This is kinda like BB being responsible for Aaron Hernandez
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Yeah, because that's exactly what he suggested. If you don't think that Dareus is a dumb ass & that Whaley and The Brothers Ryan contributed to this then I'd recommend pulling your head out of the sand. Rex runs a loose ship and he's getting bitten in his ample ass because of it.
Rex is not responsible for this, It's completely on MD
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If I'm running a business and my employees aren't taking their job serious am i not to blame for a percentage of their behavior? Of course i am. If I'm a leader and so called (player's coach), i should be able to have my players focus on what's important. NFL careers average around 4-5 years only. If you're lucky you'll play for 10+ years. Once you're done with your career, smoke and eat all you want dumbass.
Yes, exactly right. If you have a star employee that is at the top of his field, you should follow him around and peek in his windows to make sure he's not smoking weed
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New Era sign is atrocious
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Great idea. They should also sell a hat to protect from fans falling from above