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I Am The Liquor

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  1. 1 hour ago, BarleyNY said:

     

    Okay, but it’s not like KC’s wasn't and they lost to Cincy. I’m not sure how unpopular it is either. I’ve read more posts like that than I can count. Every season it’s the same thing: “If x, y and/or z hadn’t happened, then we’d have won it all that year.” I’m not convinced. Pressure mounts throughout the playoffs and the Bills are yet to handle that well. I’ll give you this though, I think that it was their best opportunity for a championship. 

    I get what you're saying buddy, if ifs and buts were candies and nuts...Still just a bummer looking back man.

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    8 hours ago, BarleyNY said:

    In that SB the Rams beat the Bengals, who had beaten the Chiefs, who had beaten the Bills. Not to say it couldn’t have happened, but the Bills winning it all is a lot to assume. 

    That is why it is my unpopular Bills opinion.  In my heart of hearts, I actually believe we would have beat Cincy at home and beat the Rams in the bowl.  The Bills offense was playing lights f#$king out that post season.

  3. I think a lot of people gloss over the fact that Mahomes waltzed right into an absolute perfect situation.   Andy Reid took over in 2013, since 2015, that team has made the playoffs every year.  That roster was stacked the second he walked on the field as a starter in 2018.  On the other hand, Josh Allen walked straight up into a rebuild that was only in it's second year and with a head coach with only one year under his belt.   People that think we would have won multiple Super Bowls or even just one because we draft Mahomes instead of trading that pick are delusional.

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  4. 1 hour ago, I'm Spartacus said:

    3rd place goes to the guy who slid down the upper deck railing and fell off. We can be better than that, no?

    I split seasons with a guy for a couple of years.  The seats were in the section that dude fell into, probably 4 or 5 rows behind us.  Sounded like a gun shot, dude hit hard.  I can't remember if anyone else got hurt but I just remember thinking, wow man, imagine if a little kid was sitting underneath that.

  5. 47 minutes ago, BillnutinHouston said:

    I recall the Bills coveting him way back when, when he first signed with the Cowboys.  Big Baller Beane always gets his man, even if he has to wait for him (see Steph Diggs & Emmanuel Sanders).

    That was Rex Ryan that met with him and wanted him after the whole him being a suspect in his girlfriend's murder or whatever it was.

  6. 1 minute ago, Jauronimo said:

    He has a story about hanging out with Spencer Brown at Dave and Busters while out of his mind on mushrooms after tailgating a Bills game.  That last sentence is basically the whole story.  Hes the man.

    That is actually the video I was going to post but I couldn't find it lol.  That is an awesome story if it is still on YouTube somewhere man, a must listen.

  7. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/during-2021-team-meeting-sean-mcdermott-cited-9-11-attacks-as-example-of-teamwork

     

    “At St. John Fisher College in Pittsford, N.Y., McDermott’s morning address began innocently enough,” Dunne writes. “He told the entire team they needed to come together. But then, sources on-hand say, he used a strange model: the terrorists on Sept. 11, 2001. He cited the hijackers as a group of people who were all able to get on the same page to orchestrate attacks to perfection. One by one, McDermott started asking specific players in the room questions. ‘What tactics do you think they used to come together?’ A young player tried to methodically answer. ‘What do you think their biggest obstacle was?’ A veteran answered, ‘TSA,’ which mercifully lightened the mood.”

     

    This is absolutely bat sh*t crazy if true lmfao.

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  8. 6 minutes ago, stevestojan said:


    But what is it supposed to do in that situation? It’s alway about half to a full second before the snap. Is it some kind of silent count thing? I don’t remember seeing it throughout my years watching football but now it seems every team does it. 

    I'd have to say it's just to let the line know, hey we're going.  If you actually watch it close as the game progresses, sometimes they will  start to use it almost like a hard count and not snap it right away.

  9. 1 minute ago, stevestojan said:

    Embarrassed to ask this as I feel I should know, but why do offensive guards often do a quick almost stand up and point (almost always seemingly just pointing straight ahead) before the snap? 
     

    edit: and why isn’t it illegal motion/false start? 

    Usually it's the away team doing it because of crowd noise I've always assumed.

  10. 28 minutes ago, Caesar said:


     

    I was joking but my man.  We have the same group on our game day that never post on the board but show up every single game and it is pathetically stupid.
    If the opponent gets a 1st down - our "defense is the worst in history", "fire Lou", if we have to punt in the 1st Qtr, "we are definitely losing this game".

    Those dudes are in every fan base man.  My brother is a big time Cowboys fan.   I'll watch their games with him if the Bills aren't playing.  If the boys go up early its great, other team scores first, I usually tap out on watching that game real quick lol. 

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