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Except all the high school and college cheerleaders love it As much as we call football sport they call cheerleading a sport

Psls still are going to conducive to the Buffalo economy It's not going to be 10-15,000 grand pals It might be 1 to 3,000 bucks And personally as a long time season ticket holder.. I don't buy them to sell them.. I don't buy them because the resale value .. honestly never crosses my mind I buy them because I want to go to the games.. the resale value honestly doesn't matter to the Pegulas because they have 70,000 people paying full price

Lmaoo idk why I typed 250k lol

The $200,000 is the amount you're actually winning You're collecting $225,000 because you get your initial investment back

You are a terrible troll Name one person who says they'd rather lose all four then win one

Refs have had it out for all the old big east squads against the acc

Im not crying... You're crying There is hope in this world

Bocce club still uses traditional sauce But you're right the vast majority of Mom and Pop Pizzeria use a sweet house sauce which is to contrast from the spicy cup and char margarita

At his height weight speed combination No

He's probably going to run a faster 40 by a decent amount But I don't confuse that with athlete either

Scouts are always looking for the next best thing.. sure coming out of high school at 18 Malik willis probably was a better athlete He's a smooth athlete with long strides.. kicked it up over 20 mph at the senior bowl But it's unfair to not document the strides Josh Allen made as an athlete.. going from 6 ft 180... To 6'5 240 and an ability to outrun NFL linebackers and jump over them He's eclipsed 20 mph in an NFL game with equipment on... Sorry Malik, but I'm going to have to go with the 6'5 unicorn who can put a football anywhere on the field , with the ability to run 20 miles an hour and hurdle linebackers as a better athlete I think Josh is the best athlete on the football field every time he steps on it

The thing is Josh Allen didn't go to the Senior bowl and throw the football as hard as he could... he wanted to throw catchable footballs All those guys on that list absolutely we're just chucking it as hard as they could.. I've seen Malik Willis... If he reached that he probably put every single thing he had in his body and more Josh didn't even try to throw 66 miles an hour And that's If those numbers are correct and there wasn't a error... I've seen all those guys play and none have a stronger arm than Josh Allen.. Howell at 69 and zappe and ridder and 74 male no sense

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There's millions of people who have done a lot of cocaine and never thought the Russians were after them in a paranoid delusion It sounds like there's wires not crossed there , and there's millions of football players who are at risk of brain damage and cte I'm not making excuses for him it's a tragedy.. but people get brain trauma and absolutely turn into different people It sounds like he was delusional

Tragedy And I buy tons of bills stuff as well but had shied away from jerseys

CTE is real My post below is exactly what you described Sad all around

I honestly forgot what arinze hurt... Because we were the best team in the country and that was a nail in the coffin.. so I try to forget

John brown was amazing at the jailbreak screen But something tells me Stefon diggs can run it too.. with his acceleration and wiggle he'd probably be deadly.. he was great in the screen game at Maryland But we just use him in other ways... I would love to have that jailbreak screen option again.. when teams respect our play making ability and their 7 yards off.. that is the perfect option that Peyton Manning would take advantage of for a decade

I'll agree to that And I wasn't trying to say it was a schematic issue.. more like daboll schemed to the strength of his wide receivers Which is why we didn't see a lot of bubble screens , quick slants , drag routes .. typical yac routes.. daboll and Allen really like to work the sidelines

Devin grant (athlete) ... Will Play safety at UB Has been given a 90 overall grade and given four stars by 247.. the highest high school recruit in the history of the program And a massive recruiting win to get a kid out of New York City

*****! He was the most improved player on the squad and probably the most important

The bills have plenty of guys who can get yac Diggs , McKenzie , Davis , Knox , singletary This is an offensive design thing by daboll not necessarily something they can't do First Josh leads the league in air yards.. usually the higher the air yards the lower the yac.. If Two quarterbacks averaged 12 yards per completion.. but one averaged 11 air yards per completion and one was eight... Obviously the guy with eight air yards per completion has more yac Also Josh's scrambling ability and ability to throw the ball to the boundary has an effect on yac.. how many times does he scramble outside the pocket and then throw a dart to diggs or Davis on the sideline for toe tap? A beautiful masterful play that leaves zero room for yac.. Josh does that multiple times a game Also the staple of dabolls short game was hitch routes .. digs, beasley and Davis and sanders run a bunch of five-seven yard hitch routes.. this is to set the defense up for the double moves and go routes later.. but there's almost zero room for rac in that route It was a schematic thing a bunch

2022 4* combo guard Judah Mintz who decommitted from Pittsburgh has a official visit to SU coming A Solid recruiting class with a lot of recruits may get bigger.. and he's the highest ranked of them all https://247sports.com/player/judah-mintz-46098120/

I wrote a pretty long post.. I didn't go back and read to see if I wrote 95 or 90 percent Now if I would have said 95% and the second time I wrote 60% I'd be waffling.. I truly believe that they were starting at the 20 or 25 regardless of the kick The average pooch kick goes to about the 18-20 yard line... So a super high one is going to the 25.. you can fair catch that A lower one is going to the 10-13.. I don't believe the kicking team will be able to get to the ball before it rolls in the end zone Unless the returner let it go over his head and it takes a backwards bounce and stops rolling.. which is again possible but like I said not probable.. I have seen it happen I'm just being honest when I say the odds are unlikely You are right things go wrong

Drafting is an inexact science... Always has been and always will be Philosophy, scheme, coaching, time to develop, work ethic, love for the game, are all things that shape a player's career In one situation it could be positive and another it could be completely negative Notice I said all those things without ever mentioning a player's talent.. because every single player is immensely talented at that level Why do some players fall? Based on perceived negatives.. such as not ideal height weight or physique... Lack of competition.. or maybe questionable off-field decisions What do consistently good teams do in the draft? They stick to their board.. they stick to their philosophies.. they draft good football players instead of reaching for athletes who can maybe play Matt Milano.. probably a 7th round pick on most teams boards.. not great size and not the fastest. Good special team value But our scouts do a great job of projecting now.. they know the league has changed.. those 260 lb run stuffing days are gone So take a chance on an undersized coverage linebacker who fits the mold of the NFL... Somebody who pound for pound hits as hard as anybody just is undersized.. somebody who fits Sean's scheme with an understanding of what he's trying to accomplish And you get overachievers Fit and scheme really are the two best chances for a player to succeed.. and when you put them in a good environment it's easier to flourish