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49 minutes ago, DCOrange said:
This Lauletta kid is the one if we don’t get one of the Big 5 (Darnold, Rosen, Mayfield, Allen, Lamar).
Id take him in the 2nd.
He reminds me a lot of Derek Carr and Jimmy G. A bit less arm strength (but that'll grow with pro training) but he's mobile, good pocket awareness throws into TIGHT windows.
People are already saying Pats are going to target him. They have their own 1st round pick and 2 2nd round picks one of which is San Fran's. So we will have to get in ahead of them.
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Really? like Carolina is the only team who can draft players? geez.
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4 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
This is all showing up as blue rectangle with blue fonts on top for me. can't read. nothing happens when I click on it.
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Jags being a "contender" is a misnomer. They can't win it all with Bortles. I hope they prove me wrong but they won't. They got a great D, their years of tanking along with a stable front office allowed them to draft players of a certain mold successfully (except QB). Now they are arguably a QB away from being a title contender.
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This past season was a great success due to McDermott's ability to pull some rabbits out of the hat. Creating something out of nothing.
I know everyone's congratulating the coaching and management for the success. But let's reflect on what contributed to that success. What did Beane add to that team? His biggest free agency signing - was Anquan Boldin. Who contributed ZERO catches to the team's 31st ranked passing offense.
His biggest trade acquisition was - Kelvin Benjamin. Who provided 16 catches for the 31st ranked passing offense. Essentially, Beane had ZERO POSITIVE IMPACT for 2017.
Beane will have to prove his worth, and earn some of the accolades he's gotten undeservedly from this past season. As a famous football movie said, "SHOW ME THE MONEY".
I'm waiting.
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3 hours ago, gobillsinytown said:
I think this is going to be where the staff earns its pay (or not).
If they nail the majority of the draft and plug in the right free agents, they'll take the next step.
So far they've shown that they can make pretty good draft and free agent choices. This upcoming draft and FA period is "make or break" IMO.
Beane was not here for the draft nor most of the FA signings. Beane's biggest FA signing was - BOLDIN!!!!
So why are people giving credit to Beane for something he hasn't DONE, I don't know. His biggest trad acquisition - Kelvin Benjamin. Who caught 16 passes! AMAZING IMPACT on the 2nd worst passing offense in the league!
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Oh man!!! CHECK THIS OUT! Boy has MASSIVE NFL HANDS!!!
In comparison, Fromm has PUNY hands - he ain't gonna make it in the NFL!!!
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I'm just blown away by that game. Here's great analysis by ESPN after the game:
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He better be. Lane said Tua was leaving if he didn't get the job:
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16 minutes ago, Canadian Bills Fan said:
I have to admit at halftime I had little to no hope. Felt like I was watching a Bills game.
I thought this was the worst game I have ever seen Bama play and also Hurts is the worst QB I have ever seen.
Then I thought "Hey its Saban, he will make some halftime adjustment and Bama will be a different team in the 2nd half"
I was right
ONE. Every great coach has that ability - to make great adjustments at half time. We see that with Belichick. We've seen that at times with McDermott this year. And that's what I ALWAYS look for in coaches - can you make big changes to the gameplan on the FLY. No doubt, Saban's a great coach, if the 5 championships before yesterday didn't prove it, last night did.
TWO. But TUA!!! HOLY FORK! I'm a neutral fan. just wanted to see a great game. WHAT A GREAT GAME. but that KID Tua just BALLED. never started a game. Bet the game plan wasn't there built for him. Holy Fork, just brought the whole team back. I mean Georgia was freakin dominant in that first half. 13 points didn't do them justice (and I knew them not finishing their drives was going to bite them in the butt it did).
I think Saban would be a fool to not start this kid Tua next season. Tua might be the best QB Saban's ever had, pros or college. To come in, unprepared, as a freshman, into the BIGGEST STAGE with the eyes of the entire nation on him, with his team desperately behind. The kid showed uncanny poise and great decision making at critical moments. Showed no nerves, taking to the field with AUTHORITY, delivering balls with AUTHORITY, having the presence of mind to escape out of trouble in a few occasions, and shaking OFF a HUGE mistake just before the heroic moment. Coz that game was in his hand. They had NO KICKER. Even an extra point was doubtful. If Bama was going to win, it had to be a TD. And you just lost 16 yards on a stupid sack and into an unmakable field goal range. What does he do? It just rolled off his tough shoulders like nothing, looked off a safety like a veteran all-pro and threw the perfect ball downfield like he was Kelly. Or Steve Young as Lane Kiffin would say.
I've seen a lot of great Quarterback performances. live or replay. Never seen one so unexpected so great with so much on the line. College or pros.
There's great ability. There's great talent. Tua's is beyond that. This kid has A GIFT. HE is THE GIFT. just call him that from now on.
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So the Bills and the coaching staff have a big challenge for them in an hour's time. They know whom they're facing. They know who their team is. It's time to meet the challenge. Analyze and scheme better to deal with who you are facing. Great coaching can over come any weaknesses and attack the opponent's weaknesses. Let Sunday be the proving ground for what we have in our coaches.
I'm excited that Bills are in the playoffs. I cried when they made it. We got room to improve. Coaching can mask our weaknesses. I hope our coaches are up to task for it.
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24 minutes ago, Rocky Landing said:
So, a thread about Marcel Dareus, and our run D immediately tries to turn into another TT bashing thread.
I think I will just have to avoid this site, altogether, today...
Let's face it, this was a miscalculation on the part of Beane. He didn't understand our defensive scheme enough and traded away a guy with his huge contract because he didn't want to have to pay a guy he didn't draft.
And I know there's been TONS AND TONS OF DENIAL by Bills fans that Dareus didn't mean JACK to this team. Yet our 2nd round picks and FA acquisitions haven't been able to fill his shoes. It's the same coaches, same 11 guys in defense save Dareus, why aren't they doing the job now? The denial is unreal. You are in denial.
I love McDermott, but if he can't admit to this failure, and fixes it, we're not going to get better.
A good leader and a secure man, recognizes, and can admit to mistakes. Then he goes about fixing it. This will also be a proving point for McDermott going forward.
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30 minutes ago, JTown said:
Completely agree. Even more unfortunate is that I have little to no confidence in Dennison's ability to design a gameplan to counter the obviously superior Jax D-line.
Imo, the only chance we have today is if our secondary continues to take the ball away and TT is able to get outside and actually complete a few throws in tight coverage.
Yeah I hope TT can get outside the pocket. I mean Dennison DID have designed roll-outs for Siemian last year in Denver. Have we seen it this year?
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20 minutes ago, Real McCoy said:
LOL, not even close.
All about that draft stock for me baby! Them losing yesterday gives us the pick around 21st now instead worst case = 32nd.
Yeah that was definitely sweet. Let's call it Mularkey paying back his debt to Bills! XD
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19 hours ago, Real McCoy said:
Take these Chiefs down and get us a better 1st rd pick please.
I'm no Dunkirk Chadwick Don but have a feeling we give the Chiefs back their first for Alex Smith.
Oh I thought you were a Mularkey fan. Ok, I'll let it pass this time. LOL
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This sunday's Bills playoff game features two of the league's top running offenses: Jacksonville's #1 ranked run offense and Bills' 7th ranked run offense. Key to the game starts with running the ball successfully and stopping the other team's running game with equal success.
So it is interesting that this is where the much hated (to the Bills fan) Marcel Dareus becomes an interesting character in this 22-man game. You see, Marcel Dareus, a long tenured Bills defensive lineman was traded just prior to week 8 of the NFL season to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Bills Rush Defense was at one time #1 in the league for several weeks early in the season. For weeks 1-7 it ranked #4 at the time of trading Marcel Dareus. This has dropped to 29th by the end of the season. Jacksonville was ranked 30th at the time of the trade. It ends the season ranked higher than Buffalo at 21st rush defense.
In weeks 8-17, the period after the trade, Bills rushing Defense ranked 31st in the league, or 2nd worst in the league giving up a total of 1,487 yards and 4.66 Y/A. Prior to the trade from weeks 1-7 Bills gave up only 507 rushing yards. In other words, Bills defense has given up 3x as many yards without Dareus as with him in the lineup.
Jacksonville on the other hand was 30th in the league in stopping the run without Dareus. That has improved to 7th best unit in the league with Dareus in their line up.
Bills and Shady McCoy with 7th ranked run offense will meet Jacksonville and Marcel Dareus' 7th ranked rush D on Sunday in the wild card playoff game. On the other side of the ball Jacksonville's #1 ranked rush offense will host the Bills' 31st ranked rush defense (since trade).
This story line will likely dominate the game's narrative and outcome given the make-up of these two teams. He whose name shall not be spoken will have an impact that out-sizes his girth.
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So he can learn to be a better backup QB.
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TBH Toronto "Bills" just doesn't sound right. Toronto Chargers on the other hand, doesn't sound half bad.
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Meanwhile in the Pats forums,
The hero of the moment they highlight on the front page of their site which used to be Tom Brady is now Gronk. Gronk is now the hero of the moment:
And in threads where fans were critizing Gronk for the hit, or the NFL for the lenient penalty, those fans are getting massively down-voted:
It's distasteful.
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1 minute ago, Gugny said:
Almost as silly as you calling me a racist, isn't it, my friend?
Your constant incessant defense of Gronk for this inexcusable behaviour WHILE suggesting that Tre FAKED IT speaks volumes of your bias. Even a 5 year old would understand this.
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27 minutes ago, Gugny said:
I just hope Tre gets the nod for an Oscar.
23 minutes ago, 1ManRaid said:Do you seriously mean to imply White would need to fake discomfort after taking a flying forearm to the back of his head from a man the size of Gronk? Do the words concussion protocol ring a bell?
THIS. This guy GUGNY has been continuously DEFENDING GRONK in every thread MINIMIZING what Gronk did and NOW SUGGESTING TRE FAKED IT. WOW. WHAT A LOW LIFE.
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11 hours ago, Gugny said:
You, my friend ... are obsessed.
I am no friend of racists.
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36 minutes ago, Lfod said:
I'd be upset to if I was sucker punched in the back of the head. I don't blame him for having something to say about it.
What can Tre really do? Just wait untill the next game and land some hard hits on Gronk to remind him he didn't forget. Nobody else is gonna do it for him.
I wouldn't recommend that Tre do this at all. He is likely going to re-injure himself. Best to be like Deon Sanders - just defend don't tackle from now till next season.
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I'm betting Denver will take a QB. but you're talking about their high 2nd round pick right? If we haven't taken a QB yet sure wouldn't mind trading down if just to get ahead of them. But Pats I bet will take a QB with their low 1st round - just so they have that 5th year option. That way, if Brady wants to play to 45 the kid will still be there.