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What to make of Cassel not playing?
Steve Billieve replied to justnzane's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
My other is that Meh is a known equation and we need to make a decision. We've seen him with the first team, we've seen a ton of film starting in the nfl. We've seen him all training camp. It's not great, its just meh. Could he start? sure. Could he get cut? Yep, but it would take a lot more strong performances from our other qbs. -
Exactly, extensions often come with a discount too. There's a huge difference between the lions situation and the bills and that does effect value. I think MT really is just upset because he thinks the bills are saying he's not the best at his position with their offer. One big problem is that the only reason to sign him to an extension is to keep him happy and that doesn't sound like that is going to happen easily . . .
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Dungy adjusted to Patriots bugging lockerroom
Steve Billieve replied to Thrivefourfive's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
That's really not surprising. I think there's two big factors in that number being low. One is that NFL players are just trained not to say anything bad about the league or teams or players or anything. With so much of what they say getting blown way out of proportion its not surprising that many players just play it safe. The other is where do you draw the line at cheating? I think players are much less likely to use that word because so much behavior that is against the rules is part of the game. If you know other teams are trying to record you, do you consider that behavior cheating? If you know a player is going to hold you is that behavior cheating? Are using PEDs cheating? I think players are less likely to answer in the affirmative. -
Very Funny Deadspin Article About Bills
Steve Billieve replied to TheJuice's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
INsane! -
Deonte Thompson - making a push for roster spot?
Steve Billieve replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Chicken little made me smile every time I saw it -
All-time player to wear number...
Steve Billieve replied to Stads's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
8 - Brian Moorman -
I don't understand anyone who doesn't think we got our money's worth out of Spiller. 5 year $25 million contract, seems like a steel for his production. I was sad we lost him, but hopefully not for too long if mccoy hits near expectations.
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EJ 4-8 with two drops and one scramble and bad throw
Steve Billieve replied to Jmsbills's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
He watched the bad throw over and over until what he saw lined up with what he wanted to see. I think that aside from saying Taylor and Manuel played well its hard to judge their performances especially against each other when they were with the 2s and 3s. Obviously we saw the drops with the 3s but I think some of those deep balls Taylor put out there would have been caught by Woods or Watkins. I wonder how much that would change peoples impression that he's running too much and not a pocket QB who defenses are gonna stack. -
Hallelujah- A Professional OC .....FINALLY!!!
Steve Billieve replied to Buffalo Boy's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Your right! I think one big difference this year is that the players really have high expectations for themselves and the team too. I think when you know your team is not great, you might not believe that your gonna pull it out in a tough game, or maybe some players will think about things just a little bit more selfishly. I think they've all got a bit of a chip too b/c they don't have a good/proven qb and all anyone in the national media is telling them is they would be lucky to make the playoffs. That would burn me up if people kept telling me it doesn't matter how good you are, you don't throw the ball. -
2015-16 Buffalo Bills Negative Thread
Steve Billieve replied to Canadian Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Sometimes I think about what it would be like, after all this excitment, to be really really terrible. Like 1-15 terrible. I don't think it would make my top 5 bills disapointements. If this were to happen I know where the win would be, so as to extend the excitement as much as possible. Week two blowout agaist the pats** with brady playing. Probably wouldn't be until week 6 that we figured it out. -
The total fear of Tom Brady.....
Steve Billieve replied to mellaman101's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
lol no I'm sure they're just sleeping a little easier. -
Starting to see some QB separation - Cassell - TT
Steve Billieve replied to San-O's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
What? you don't like NFL reporting? -
We never went all in on ej. We've always been looking for another qb to compete for the number one spot.
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Starting to see some QB separation - Cassell - TT
Steve Billieve replied to San-O's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This. IMO Cassel is starting because he didn't do well in the scrimmage, and didn't get as many throws. Its do or die time for him, and he's being given a whole week to prep just like he would in the reg. season. -
sometimes I wonder what effect all this nonsense has. our total lack of support for ej is incredible. even if you don't think he will be good, he's at least proven that he can compete for the starting job. as fans don't we at least owe him some support? maybe he shouldn't have been picked when he was, but who cares? he's on our team now and when he was picked or how he was picked wasn't his decision. i've always thought we had some of the best fans, but when stuff like this keeps getting put out there i wonder . . .
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Geno Smith Punched, Jaw Broken, Out 6-10 Wks
Steve Billieve replied to The Big Cat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
It really is incredible -
Geno Smith Punched, Jaw Broken, Out 6-10 Wks
Steve Billieve replied to The Big Cat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
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The League, Roger Goodell, and their interests
Steve Billieve replied to Steve Billieve's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This is mostly the view I hear a lot. Aside from football being awesome, I don't really understand the reasoning. Things like production and advertising do matter. As does pr a sense of fair play and accessibility. You mention how the nfl has the best athletes, but that has a lot to do with how much you pay them. I don't like the idea of an aggressive and super competitive organization trying to be a moral authority, to me a vastly successful enterprise maintaining a constant pr battle is much more comforting, and in my opinion closer to reality. Boxing would be a great example of a mismanaged sport that lost its popularity. If football succeeds despite the league what are some better managed sports? -
The League, Roger Goodell, and their interests
Steve Billieve replied to Steve Billieve's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I think a lot of the discrepancies that we are experiencing lately are more about changing views on certain issues within the general public. A good example might be non performance enhancing banned substances, where they don't need to have stars suspended for an issue no one really cares about. Plenty of issues gain more traction at times and need to be dealt with differently from a PR standpoint. I don't see why the amount of attention you bring to yourself and what you do shouldn't have an impact on how the league reacts. I think we expect lots of fines to operate in this way, but once its a suspension people get very upset, because then it affects them, their team, and the game.
