
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower
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Bills salary cap 2018
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to freester's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Good luck with that. It's not coming from this regime or me if I'm in charge. The guy was making 2M and is a good, scheme specific player, with durability issues. I'm not giving him 8-9 million year. I could see 5 at most no more. Draft a cheaper replacement if that's the market. -
Bills salary cap 2018
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to freester's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I think there is enough available with cutting Taylor, perhaps a couple others (Glenn, Hughes), an/or restructuring some guys. With an increase in salary cap we could still sign Cousins for about 25M, and Lotulelei 8-9, Gaines 3-4, and still be have room for low level and draft choices. -
Bills salary cap 2018
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to freester's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Correct me if I'm wrong, but there also could be an increase in the salary cap. -
Cleveland and the #1 and #4 picks.
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to xxxxxxxx's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Inside sources tell me that the Browns will take either Darnold or Rosen with the first pick. Not even they can !@#$ this up.....oh wait a minute! Yes they can -
Bills History
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to D. L. Hot-Flamethrower's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The game that always sticks in mind is the game against Miami in 1995 season playoffs. I will admit I had a little tear in my eye after that game. Made you proud to be a Bills fan. It felt like one last attempt at the prize. That team was not nearly as talented as some of the earlier ones because the players had aged- it was a different kind of team. Such a smart, savvy, tough, experienced team that knew how to win. The game itself was crazy, both teams put up over 500 yards. Marino threw like 65x for well over 400 yards, The Bills rushed for nearly 350 yards on over 50 attempts. One memory that sticks out is the Bills running little short reverses several times to Tasker and Billy Brooks that were effective. My favorite Thurman had 158 yards, he was supported by Darick Holmes and Tim Tindale combining for 155 yards. Damn great memories. I want more! -
Bills History
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to D. L. Hot-Flamethrower's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The Bills were fortunate to win, the defense won the game with a Carlton Bailey fumble return to start second half. We couldn't move the ball, Wade Phillips was the DC for Denver. This in and of itself was amazing with the offense we had that year. Great coach. You bet they're are just around the corner if some of the right moves ( ones you recommended), are made this offseason. -
Bills History
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to D. L. Hot-Flamethrower's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
If it interesting how little interest some people have on this board about that era. I guess 25-30 years ago is the dark ages now. Then again, maybe they are just jealous if they missed that time. -
Bills analytics department fired/restructured
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to ricojes's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Disagree with what? Who said there was no place for analytics? -
Bills analytics department fired/restructured
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to ricojes's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
They just watch the tape and record relevant data, like the stuff you were talking about, analyze and present the findings to the coaches. The important part is what data you decide is important and how it is used. -
Bills analytics department fired/restructured
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to ricojes's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The tape doesn't lie -
Bills History
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to D. L. Hot-Flamethrower's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yeah, Will Wohlford left in FA to the Colts and John Fina took over and wasn't as good. I think Glenn Parker took over at guard at some point too. -
In the years 1988-93 the Bills played 112 games, this amounts to a whole extra season (7 years total).This has to be a record! Anybody? It is no wonder that Jim, Thurman, Andre and Bruce amongst others were spent by the 94 season. Just think of all the pounding Thurman took during those cold January playoff games. I remember the Denver playoff game in 1992 that was a 10-7 win, but just a brutal physical game. Our only TD was a defensive score. The Broncos safeties Dennis Smith and Steve Atwater were vicious hitters who brought the lumber every chance they got. Thurman was very banged from the game. Truly remarkable to think of how much those guys sacrificed during their time. I just wanted to share a point that is lost in all the year. We were very lucky as fans during that period!
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At Last, a GM Who Values Comp Picks
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Thurman#1's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Look we made the playoffs and ended the drought. Psychologically this is great for the franchise and its fans. It made no sense to get rid of guys who were contributing at the time in hopes of maybe getting a low pick. The plan will be different going forward. -
Offseason Fun - 3 Questions
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I would probably be a lot of peoples favorite poster, but I don't have time to post much...because I'm in high level business meetings a lot! -
Offseason Fun - 3 Questions
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Mason Rudolph has tiny hands
D. L. Hot-Flamethrower replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He just jumped ahead of Darnold and Rosen!