LeGOATski
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1 minute ago, Jim said:
The fact that we keep guys like Damar Hamlin around cuz he's a "nice story", pay jerkoffs like Dawson Knox tons and to go into a critical seasonsith Gabe Davis as our number two receiver despite ample proof that he ain't that guy shows that a lot of this team is governed by keep "good feelings" and that they don't wanna mess with a guy with a "nice story." Tre's been such a wonderful guy and a great teammate that he needs to be kept around despite showing for two and a half years that he won't be a difference maker when it's crunch time. Either due to literally being unavailable due to injury or just straight up getting smoked by Cincinnati's receivers.
The Bills renegotiate with and release players every year. It's not a problem.
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What does "guts" have to do with it?
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3 hours ago, Augie said:
WHAT? Are we changing things again? Who added unique? Unique is, well……..unique. It is not the same thing as special, as used in the title.
Every fanbase is unique, if you think about it.
May I ask which town you are in? Or how many road games you’ve attended in the last decade or so? It could be ALL of them, for all I know. I’m just trying to understand. We are much better represented on the road than opposing teams are in OP, from my experience.
I didn't change anything. I guess your definition of special is pretty watered down.
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4 hours ago, Augie said:
Let’s not change sports to try to make your point. How many Bills’ road games have you been to in the last decade or so? When the visiting team takes over a stadium on the road, that is pretty special. And that’s not just one wild and crazy guy.
I didn't need to, but it is relevant to the concept of "special". There's a whole world of fans out there that detracts from the "specialness" we like to apply to ourselves.
Seemingly every Cardinals is dominated by the opposing team's fans. Just the way it is in this town and I don't see it as special. Bills fans travel well and are one of the better fan groups, but that is not a unique thing.
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3 minutes ago, The Firebaugh Kid said:
We beat the winner in their house. Cmon now.
We're certainly not "miles away" like the other poster said, but beating them in the regular season means nothing.
The Bills, as a whole, haven't hit that extra gear in the playoffs.
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I'll see it when I believe it.
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3 hours ago, Augie said:
Maybe “just” needs defining, I don’t claim to be the best. I am sure we are among the best, and in some ways different. Like the Bills team, our fans are top tier.
The thing that sets us apart in some ways is that we were there thru the Dark Ages. Steelers fans are loyal, but they never had extended stench like we endured. JMO
Detroit fans this year were claiming they're the best for sticking it out through their drought.
This type of stuff isn't special.
Now extend this concept to all fan groups in all sports around the world. Some soccer teams have crazier fan followings than the Bills.
The special aspect of fandom, if there is one, belongs to individuals out there who stand out above the rest. Like, I'm sure there's some fan out there who has the record for attending every game in person. That's where special comes into the conversation.
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4 hours ago, Augie said:
When I attend Bills games on the road, it’s clear that it’s more than that. We can take over another team’s stadium. Don’t compare Bills fans with either of the Falcons fans. I live in Atlanta, and the Falcons are merely an afterthought here. Football fans in the south are 99% interested in COLLEGE football.
Every market, and every fanbase has its own flavor.
I live in Phoenix and the fans here suck too, but on the flip side there are also Pittsburgh fans.... Green Bay fans....etc. Bills fans are just another group of good fans.
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On 2/1/2024 at 8:10 PM, SoonerBillsFan said:
According to those stats, so is Allen. But the BILLS haven't been as good as the Pats or Chiefs.
Well, obviously wins and Super Bowls aren't just a QB stat...
On 2/8/2024 at 3:06 PM, 90sBills said:
Don’t you think that’s a BIG difference regardless of similarity in regular season stats? Playoffs is where it’s at and Mahomes separates himself from everyone else including Allen. Great players rises in the biggest moments. This is something Allen needs to work on imo.Allen has risen to the moment just fine. He has amazing playoff performances, including the losses.
It's a team sport.
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Nothing. It's just another group of fans.
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I'm in favor of natural grass purely for aesthetic reasons.
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5 hours ago, Beast said:
You say that now…..and it will end up being like the Sabres slug.
I love the Bills logos. Current and throwback. I hope they stay the same.
My vision is a red bison on white helmet, but it's charging instead of standing. Just a simple red silhouette that isn't cartoonish, but still more aggressive. In my mind it's super classy.
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On 2/8/2024 at 6:51 AM, Beast said:
I have a bad feeling there is going to be a major uniform and helmet change the year the new stadium opens.
They should do an entire logo redesign. That would be awesome.
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36 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Somewhat unrelated and not a dome rant... really!
The stadium they are planning to build in Las Vegas for the Oakland A's (which apparently is hitting obstacles thanks to their a--hole owner) was a dome in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Estimated cost? $1.5B!!!
How does an open air stadium in Orchard Park cost $1.8B and climbing? I mean, c'mon. What level of graft are we taking about?
Yeah, not saying it's a non-issue, but 1. baseball stadiums are considerably smaller and 2. Stuff is generally cheaper out west
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I would simply add some thin gold trim to the unis/logo for a classier look. Red, white, blue plus gold really pops.
I would also update the logo entirely, but that's just me.
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I don't think I've ever watched it before. Will Josh Allen actually be there? I might watch the recording.
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11 hours ago, major said:
Mentoring type??! Team said he took a sabbatical. He didn’t take a sabbatical. He was forced out by McDermott
Not sure what this has to do with what I said. Feel free to elaborate.
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Smart move, honestly. I imagine he helped McDermott a lot. Seems like a mentoring type.
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This makes up for the sting of not winning the Super Bowl again.
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1 hour ago, Just Jack said:
Psshh.... lightweights
On 2/4/2024 at 11:42 PM, \GoBillsInDallas/ said:Behind a paywall:
Smith County records list Mahomes Sr. as being arrested on DWI charges multiple times in the last 12 years, including twice in 2012, twice in 2018, once in 2019 and this weekend’s arrest.
4 hours ago, RoyBatty is alive said:6 times huh, I looked it up couldn't find it. You have a source. I did read he has a total of 11 court records.
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Is ESPN not part of Disney anymore?
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36 minutes ago, machine gun kelly said:
That’s not wrestling. That’s entertainment and has nothing to do with real wrestling.
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9 hours ago, Uncle Monkeyhead said:
Can someone post a transcript or alternative video source? I am no longer on Facebook. Please help a bills brother out
Josh Allen and the douche Tom Brady are face to face beside a golf green.
"Nine?! NINE?!" Exclaims a pompous Tom. "You're 27 years old." He is seemingly making fun of Josh's golf handicap.
"I know. I know." Josh Allen replies with a chuckle and an air of confidence, impenetrable to Tom's jabs.
"I'm 47" brags the arrogant Tom.
"You're retired" Josh points out.
Game. Set. Match.
Josh turns slightly to reveal his caddy beside him. An older gentleman wearing a vest and carrying a flag. Not obese or fat, but carrying the extra weight of a father who's lived a full life.
"This is my dad" says Josh as he introduces the older gentleman to an aging Tom.
A quick expression flashes across Tom's face, likely unnoticeable to the inexperienced eye, as he undoubtedly recognizes he's joined the old ranks. In fact, within this seemingly normal encounter, Josh has essentially guided Tom into his place on the line. Another statue in a group who's lofty dreams have turned to memories and who are relegated to the sidelines as they gaze upon the younger generation who have supplanted them.
The two veterans of life exchange greetings and pleasantries.
"You're son is a great kid."
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Does this team actually have the guts to move on from Tre White?
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