Buffalo716

Tre was my favorite Did he ever pen a goodbye to the greatest fans in the world?

I would assume his wife posted it It says he recorded this to be posted when he passes RIP

It needs fewer rules that are arbitrarily stupid This is an actual safety issue... Players that get tackled this way don't get up most of the time... Because it breaks ankles and legs at a much higher percentage This is not going to be a rule change that is going to cause seven extra flags a game... You will be able to go entire games without it even being called Because it happens once a game... And it's usually always with intent You don't tackle somebody like that by accident.. professionals don't

Eh.. do you really want to be the 105th best basketball team in the country LOL Syracuse declined the NIT and I could care less Because I want to be in the tournament.. the real one

As someone who has been coaching for 30 years I clearly understand what a hip drop tackle is and what it looks like As I said it's less than 1% of tackles in a football game and the refs clearly can tell.. you fall differently It's very easy to see when a grown man drops his an entire body weight onto the lower appendages of another man.. completely different than tackling somebody around the legs

That's not a hip drop tackle and half the people in this thread don't understand what the league is taking away It's literally less than 1% of tackles... It may be happens once a game.. and it is 100% The defenders choice That defender did not drop his body weight onto the back of his opponent's legs snapping his ankle or leg That is what a hip drop tackle is.. dropping your body weight onto the back of the offensive players leg which is super destructive to the body

I'm talking when you're chasing someone from behind For a hundred years the safe option was ankle picking or grabbing a leg.. Horse collar is illegal Hip drop is grabbing them from the back... But then collapsing your body weight on to the back of their legs You can't do that in a proper chest to chest tackle.. Hip drops are always from behind or from the side.. and it takes zero technique to just sit down your entire body weight on somebody's lower half Nobody gets hip dropped from the front... It's always the back or side

This really only effects bad tacklers and players who play with bad technique This will not impact the game that much because there are not a lot of players who hip drop tackle regularly.. again it's kind of a poor technique thing If a player gets past you, diving for their ankles or grabbing a leg has been the way for a hundred years... Grabbing them and dropping your entire body weight onto their lower body has not been the technique and is very dangerous That's not and has never been a good tackle.. always been semi dirty The same way they did for a hundred years You dive and grab there ankles or legs... You ankle pick them Grabbing them from the back.. and using your leverage to drop down on them and take them down by snapping their legs is never been the way to tackle

A hip drop is not a standard tackle It does not even happen 10% of the time... Not even 5% of the time And it's always been very dangerous... You'll never see somebody like Ray Lewis hip drop tackle somebody because they know how to properly tackle It's basically akin to grabbing a runner from the back... And dropping to a sitting position.. putting your entire body weight and force on to the back of his legs While snapping his leg in half

Owned every Madden for over 20 years.. It's one of the most controversial series ever lol it has a loyal following And a loyal following of never Madden haters lol I take it for a game I can enjoy with my brother or nephews... Nothing more or less... I pay 65 for it so 15 certainly is a good deal to me... Josh Allen is a cheat code

The trade chart says it is value

It would probably take a swap of our first Our first round pick next year... And maybe our second round this year According to the value chart

The bills got like 80 starts out of Tre White and Edmunds like a piece Sure it's not a quarterback.. but the NFL is all circumstances You cannot convince me that Patrick mahomes would be a three-time super bowl champion if the bills drafted him... especially with dennison as OC.. So much around the world of the NFL would change including the bills probably never trading for diggs... And that's not even mentioning the massive impact reid has had on his development The bills also ended up with a franchise quarterback even if it was by dumb luck and got a cornerback who made an all pro team and a linebacker who made multiple pro bowls and got a massive contract The fact we got two pro bowl quality players is a return... And then striking gold with Allen next year We certainly did not get fleeced like the browns pics they got for Julio trade They got lots of picks and did nothing... The bills absolutely did stuff with our picks

Nope I've gone back and forth with a few people here and I think he certainly talented I do not think he's a Hall of famer like revis or soon to be Gilmore... He isnt champ Bailey ... He's a really good NFL corner But every single corner gets beat and they are dependent on the pass rush in front of them getting home He's also pretty scheme dependent.. he is not as impressive playing off techniques as is playing tight to the line of scrimmage Do I think he's a fantastic NFL football player yes.. do I think he's a guy that will take over a game consistently... No

This should put the rest what the rest of the league actually values him at Certainly a talented player I would never call him a top five corner in the league right now... He's over valued and the Chiefs are cashing in He is a strict scheme fit not a guy who will excel in any system

I did! Rocked it proudly

Yale beats Auburn 😁😁😳

He certainly was not a part of the Buffalo community before he bought the sabres

Ofc he isn't a hero lol He doesn't give two s**** about us or Buffalo at the end of the day

Brandon Beane should be fired if he make that trade That is way too much assets for a wide receiver who is getting greatly overrated He isn't even the prospect Sammy Watkins was coming out... Certainly not AJ Green or Julio

Yeah but you also forget that life is not fair I learned that when I was a child... Buffalo and the state of New York either plays ball Or we would have lost the Buffalo Bills As somebody whose family has had season tickets since day one I know where I stand... I want the Buffalo Bills in Buffalo Even if billionaires are playing greedy games... But they became billionaires because they are greedy at the end of the day Do you get upset when a bee stings you? No it's a bee I don't get upset when a greedy billionaire shows who he really is... I've expected this all along

If you read one of my earlier posts I said the exact same thing The NCAA is in Jeopardy of not existing in 20 years.. if this all keeps up

I'm not saying it's perfect I'm saying that this new era of college football that's going to have two super conferences... And a bunch of afterthoughts Sounds worse than the old way which might have been corrupt... But there was legitimately 5 major conferences with historic rivalries Even mid majors were able to build semi-dynasties at the group of five level... Boise states run with Peterson over a decade was beautiful for the game and will probably never happen again It made his competition step their game up A lot of people including myself feel like this is going to kill team continuity which used to get developed over years and years Yes the old way was dirty... It still is not perfect... All the power to the players It's just going to turn into two mega super conferences and a bunch of meh in 20 years if it doesn't get fixed

Exactly Draft Day consensus Sammy Watkins was a much better prospect than Marvin Harrison Jr he was a All American as a freshman... Joining only like Herschel Walker and AP lol And Marvin Harrison Jr is not AJ Green or Julio Jones coming out

You're right and that's sort of my point with the unlimited transfer portal... That's why I would make it like a one-time thing My booster friend used to be able to give a lot of cash to a recruit for his loyalty for 3 to 5 years... It was a relationship built upon a brand, which is the program, the players potential and a lot of money It was like an unwritten rule that it would buy your commitment for at least 3 years Now that it is in the open... It doesn't buy anything... And boosters like my friend.. have little reason to be a college booster When there was a significant reason 20 years ago... I think players should have the option of transferring without consequence but it should be a one-time deal