DaBillsFanSince1973

used to with a mr coffee basic drip maker, nuthin fancy. course I had to quit the joe, wasn't mixing well with my ticker.

really a shame the direction this thread is going. I doubt it will ever change, sad really.

Todd Haley: Myles Garrett’s behavior falls on Freddie Kitchens “This to me, this comes back to coaching,” Haley said. “This falls squarely right on the head coach. Because the head coach talks to every assistant coach, who then talk to their group of players. And there’s an old saying in coaching: ‘You’re either coaching it or you’re allowing it to happen.’”

the browns were out to put a hurt on the steelers and they succeeded, taking out how many players before the end of the game incident? somehow I feel that kitchens has carried over the "bounty" mentality that scumbag greg williams left there? looking back, the bills were lucky to get out of there pretty much unscathed.

joined tuesday. opens an account with that username is here for only one reason.

"it's a violent game played by violent ppl" it is, and when violent and crossing the line, you pay the penalty.

There, time to step away from this thread, I think it's run its course. good to see that Rudolph got his coming too.

Awesome, I knew I should have put on my reading glasses before I read that post.thanks man, carry on.

You're really not defending Garrett's actions, are you? I mean I hope I'm really reading this wrong because it looks to me like you're talkin about Garrett being helpless on his back. if you are, laugh my ass off at you! If I did read it wrong I'll gladly retract my post.

I've always gone by The motto that two wrongs never make a right and in this case both parties were wrong and then some more even followed but the two initial parties involved were wrong. One is being punished as he should be for ripping the helmet off and hitting the kid in the head but the other wrong was instigating the attempt to rip his helmet off and get up like he was some kind of badass and going to kick Garretts ass.

are folks actually deflecting what Garrett did in this incident? He was and is certainly guilty of his actions but they also need to consider Rudolph's actions in the incident as well. he certainly isn't innocent and he should have just stayed on his ass and allowed the officials to handle the matter instead of getting up in a rage and swinging around and acting like he was going to kick his ass which was pretty stupid of him to even attempt to retaliate, absolutely stupid. I'm sure the the league will take a closer look at the incident and likely a hefty fine will follow.

Oh how times have changed.

I thought some saw watkins as a # 1? well, when he wasn't sidelined with an injury.

my friends kids have kids. yeah, I'm old. I'm a grandfather so I'm cool with being old. as for the gift, as some said, 100 bucks should suffice and a nice well aged bottle of scotch.

the defense of rudolph in this thread is ridiculous. if this were on the street, both would of been taken in to custody. at the least, he deserves a hefty fine for his part. those claiming it was a reaction to the tackle must believe his reaction was justified. he should of just stayed down on his ass and allowed the officials to handle it. that would of been the professional thing to do.

age restricted. don't want those young kids learning anything from the nfl thugs.

NFL Network analysts critical of Mason Rudolph

where is that bubble you live in? rudolph deserved some kind of punishment for his part in the incident. obviously your blind to what the video showed as well as the putrid nfl was. he was trying to take garretts helmet off and kicked him in the nuts. that obviously ignited garrett. just as in any fight, both parties are guilty. if rudolph would of just played chicken, say like a tom brady would of, instead of instigating, then I could see where he wouldn't be seeing any type of punishment.

I'm not outraged, if that is what you're implying. I guess I could of put it in to a softer light when stating my opinion on society today. I'm glad I grew up in a different world then today. a time when society was not so offended by things as they are today. I mean, it has come to a time where the disney shows that were before and during my time now have to have a warning so the feelings are not hurt. sad.

what an idiotic post. idiotic.

I watched it a few times. initially you can see as they're wrestling around rudolph pulling on garrets helmet and that must of really ignited him and it was on. garrett should be banned from ever seeing another snap in the nfl. rudolph should see at least two games and the linemen fines. if they do anything other then that, the nfl is really ***** up!

society has become so soft. easily offended soft wimps. pathetic

his career is 21 games so far. you are correct, 56.1 % at this point. hell, it may go down to 50% by seasons end, then again it could go up? irregardless, he stands at 59.9 so far this season. this is getting tiresome, I'm done with the stats game. he either pans out or he doesn't, at this point, I really don't care. I'm a tired old bills fan that is really ready to just cash in my fan ticket at this point. I really don't care anymore. sayonara

I dug up 4 links. there is more out there but I don't see anyone "mostly picking the dolphins"? https://www.complex.com/sports/2019/11/nfl-week-11-winners-picks-predictions/bills-vs-dolphins https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2019/11/13/20961475/nfl-picks-2019-week-11-predictions-browns-steelers-jaguars-colts https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2862457-br-expert-consensus-nfl-picks-for-week-11#slide4 http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001076738/article/nfl-week-11-game-picks-visiting-steelers-win-ugly-over-browns quite the opposite actually.