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BillsShredder83

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  1. 2 minutes ago, eee1776 said:

    Here is the best upside to  Bills Backer Bar in Charlotte area. Town Tavern in Indian Land. Private Room for the Bills fan Mega TV. due to Covid 19 on 32 people allowed. Township grill in Mathew is no-more. Bad year to find a Bills Bar and being safe.

    It sounds nice. I'm nervous about not being able to get into a place and end up watching on my phone. Ughhhh I hate covid

  2. 10 hours ago, Richard Noggin said:

     

    Thanks for linking this piece. It's not super detailed on the weight/physique front, as I'd like, but it's more than I previously had. 

     

    I'll bet Epenesa got by in college on size and power (apparently at the request of his coaches), and because it worked, probably never sought to refine or otherwise maximize his athletic traits. The weight (and diet and training) component of this reminds me a little of Bruce Smith's transformation. He was like 305 (or even 310) as a rookie, with unrefined diet and training habits. Couple dedicated offseasons, with the help of Rusty Jones (the Bills S&C coach) and, allegedly, recreational appetite suppressants, and Smith played the majority of his career down in the 260s. 

     

    I remember a summer, maybe training camp, TV report on Bruce that featured his purchase of a stairmaster for his home, which might have been somewhat unorthodox or progressive at the time. We've since learned more about his reliance on low-impact stair climbers for keeping the weight down and the cardio up. 

     

    NOT suggesting the two players are similar in any other ways. Truly. Just curious what Epenesa's career will look like as he transforms and maximizes his body?

    No officer, thats my recreational appetite suppressor 😆😆

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  3. 28 minutes ago, Don Otreply said:

    AJE stand very good odds of becoming a real good player. This is because of two things, first, his own drive to be better, and second, a coaching staff that knows how to develop its players. We are darn lucky to have the GM, HC and their staffs that we do, they are good at their jobs.  I would say that some us need to work on our patience concerning player development, but I guess that is the nature of fandom...

    Some of that is having had a franchise inept at developing anyone. What you see is what you get from every player we've had the last 15years, never getting more out of players. Those years are gone.

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  4. 7 hours ago, Limeaid said:

     

    Honestly I do not think no matter what facts presented you will dismiss them.  Same thing which occurs with some sports writers which is why he is not in Hall of Fame.

     

    Only a little bit of research would have multiple coaches and players have stated they treated Tasker like they treated him like a #1 DE or WR assigning multiple players to block. They actually made rule changes to lesson his impact to game.

    im too young to remember tasker... what kinds of things did they change for him? ive always read this but never heard specifically what they changed

  5. The only worse thing than wasting a #5 pick, is spending another 2years to decide its not working out. I'm all for the Rosen model here if im the Fish. Prototypical coach killer stats. The front office won't get another shot at picking another QB, and I wouldn't tie my career to this dude if I were them.

  6. 49 minutes ago, Mark90 said:

    I completely agree. it was rough.
    It seems to me that this match was not an indicator for a match of a player of such a level as Allen. Almost one hundred percent that he was just out of sorts. I've heard it so often, it's like an outburst of the psychological pressure that players of this level feel from the media and the whole stadium. I'm sure he regrets it. I think that an important point and also lies in the fact that maybe he has problems in the family or something else. I remember how I had problems and when I did not have time to do my homework in college and celebrated the colossal pressure from my parents and my teachers, it seemed that everyone was betting on me. But I was sure that I could not cope, but I could not tell them this. It was a mistake. If you know what I'm talking about.

    What did Allen have to regret?

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