blitzboy54
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3 hours ago, CincyBillsFan said:
You can call last nights loss a lot of things but "humiliating" is not one of them.
I see where you are coming from but giving up the real estate they did with 13 seconds is pretty embarrassing. I find myself in an unfamiliar place of hating the head coach who has telegraphed and now proven in the toughest moments he is at his core, a coward.
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This game for me in all time Buffalo losses
1. Wide Right
2. 13 seconds
3. No Goal
4. Music City Miracle
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Yes, I think he takes Daboll. I would prefer him out of the conference.
He probably take Trubisky as well.
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16 hours ago, Albany,n.y. said:
Missed one spot....... After choke in the playoffs there should be s tag "media talks about it like it's the only thing that happened all weekend"
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22 minutes ago, ToGoGo said:
The fans want a dome.
The PEGULAS don't want to pay for it. But instead of owning it, the Pegulas like to say that the "city and fans don't want it".
That's what's really going on.
This is correct. My guess is the state said this is what we will pay for. If you want a roof pay for it yourself.
The issue isn’t just the cold. We have so many crazy wind days. It’s a home field disadvantage.
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Aaron Rodgers should just shut his ****ing mouth. He's not anywhere near as smart as he thinks he is.
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On 12/10/2021 at 6:25 PM, ChronicAndKnuckles said:
Say it to his face.
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He’s a bag s***
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I don't see us running the table. The Colts, Saints, Bucs, Pats (2x) and Panthers all have really good defenses. Our Oline has been exposed and there is a scenario where we don't even make the playoffs.
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1 hour ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:
I absolutely despise teams going for 2
Based on the so-called “math.” The “math” strikes me as flawed many times.
For example, why in the world did the Dolphins go for 2 when they cut the lead to 17-9 today? If they miss that, then they have dug themselves into an unneeded hole just to tie. If they make it, so what? Their “math” assumes the Bills wouldn’t score again, and the bills promptly kicked a FG, making it a 9-point game. So they basically took an unnecessary risk.
I guess my biggest gripes about it
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1) coaches often go for 2 without taking into account the variables of the other team scoring again. That’s why I don’t think you should go for 2 until you absolutely have to— the very end of the game.
2) teams overvalue their success rates for going for 2. No team goes for it enough to have enough data to make a data-driven decision. And you can’t extrapolate (well) based on league averages because teams vary greatly in red zone/inside 5 success rates.
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13 hours ago, Warcodered said:
You can't just slap a band aide and fix it that way. An extra team has to play so that's 17 more games, or at least 8.5 splitting it in half with the other teams playing them, also whatever division you stuck them in would be more difficult for all 5 teams compared to the other divisions.
This already happened. The NFL had 31 teams before they brought Cleveland back
QuoteIn 1995, owner Art Modell, who had purchased the Browns in 1961, announced plans to move the team to Baltimore. After threats of legal action from the city of Cleveland and fans, a compromise was reached in early 1996 that allowed Modell to establish the Baltimore Ravens as a new franchise while retaining the contracts of all Browns personnel. The Browns' intellectual property, including team name, logos, training facility, and history, were kept in trust and the franchise was regarded by the NFL as suspended for three seasons. While several of the then-30 existing franchises considered re-locating to Cleveland, in 1998 it was confirmed that the NFL would field 31 teams when the Browns resumed play in 1999, thus while the 1999 Browns were not technically considered to be an expansion franchise, the club's roster was re-stocked via an expansion draft.[14]
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25 minutes ago, r00tabaga said:
And I can show you videos of the adverse effects. We could do this all day. Look at VAERS data if you're curious why younger healthier people who have already had covid are leery of the shot.
Imagine being shown actual real data and still thinking you know better.
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46 minutes ago, The Firebaugh Kid said:
If vaccinated people weren't getting Covid, I'd be 100% in agreement with you. The reality is the the vaccination does not stop the spread. Hence the outrage.
You're leaving out that the unvaccinated are the reason for the mutations. So it's problematic for the rest of us to accept that. If everyone had done what they should have in the first place we wouldn't be here.
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I love it. Big win for science, common sense and smart people in general.
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How are you guys seeing this? It says subscription only when I click the link
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11 minutes ago, CLTbills said:
This has nothing to do with the Bills trying to "double dip" or be cheap.
As someone who works in a role where I have to hire people, the last six months have been a nightmare. Thanks to Federal Government unemployment programs, low-wage (entry-level, seasonal, part-time, etc.) jobs are almost impossible to fill. And it's not that you can't hire them. It's that they don't even apply. I literally was hiring for a $15-$16 an hour, ENTRY LEVEL job - in a major city, where there is no shortage of available workers - all summer and would go weeks without even receiving an application. Couldn't even get someone in to an interview to attempt to hire them. And this is not unique to my company and this particular role. If you've watched the news in the past six months, there are businesses all over that are literally closing their doors for extra days of the week due to not being able to find staff. Airlines are cancelling flights due to not being able to have staff.
Unfortunately, when the government offers you more money to stay at home than you would make to go work, why would anybody want to go work?
The "they're just being cheap" schtick is ridiculous in this case. If they're saying that they are short-staffed and can't find people to fill these open positions, I 150% believe them.
The counter argument would be if minimum wages were higher folks would not sit out based on getting one time extra assistance during a pandemic. Most/All big company's can afford to pay more. The 90's proved when everyone is making money its good for everyone rich and poor alike. When the economy is top heavy and we squeeze the lower class in only helps the wealthy.
I agree that nobody saw the lack of labor coming, but it exposes a different problem than "I can't find help"
All full time jobs should pay enough to make ends meet. Period.
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15 hours ago, JohnNord said:
Maybe if you leave early. The traffic near and around the stadium is ridiculous
Agreed but I never leave early. You need to park in private lots out near the boundary on the same side of the road and you are traveling. Once you are clear of the main "block" surrounding the stadium you are traffic free through the back roads. You can navigate your way from there.
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1 minute ago, Sheneneh Jenkins said:
I don't buy you are really picking the Steelers lol
It's a self defense mechanism. Bills should slaughter the Stealers
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1 hour ago, B-Man said:
6am-10am Howard and Jeremy (no change)
3pm-7pm Schopp (no change)
So, the two shows that desperately need changing, stay the same.
Pass.
Howard it tough to listen to. If he's on by himself I turn it off. I just can't. Jeremy needs a new partner. Schopp is a well documented clown. My neighbor was best friends with him growing up. Last year when Mike was pushing the idea that he would trade Dak for Josh (before Dak's injury I believe) it was all I could take. My neighbor texted him with a what are you going on about? I assumed he would come back with some sort of just trying to keep it interesting or some such.
Instead he told my neighbor to stay in his lane.
Moral of the story......
He's an A hole to his friends too.
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14 hours ago, JohnNord said:
No matter where you park, it’s an absolute clusterf@@k trying to get leave. IMO the worst part about the leaving the game. You can expect your commute home to be tripled in length
It's never taken me more than 10 minutes to be traffic free after a game once I reach my car. You have to do a little extra walking however.
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1 hour ago, Sheneneh Jenkins said:
I mean it happens far too often. So it's logical to think it's a good possibility.
You can't know that as much as I can't know if she's telling the truth. Statistic prove out that the "fake claim for money" is not very common.
I'm not going to take you too seriously though.
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4 hours ago, Beast said:
The Bills and the NFL failed to supervise him.
Money grab right there but it won’t work. That will get tossed.
It only took 4 posts for someone to call her a money grubbing s***
THE ROCKPILE REVIEW - I've got Nuthin'
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I consider the other 3 Superbowls and extension of wide right. It was like the we were chasing a ghost that got away. I've always thought if we won the first one I don't think we go back. Certainly not to 4 and no way we win the 2nd or 3rd. We were completely outmatched.