Buffalo716

https://ibb.co/h9NKs9L The first person shot and killed is a convicted kiddie diddler Died doing what he loved, chasing children

That is why everything is mma now. Every discipline buy itself does have some holes nobody knew how to defend from Jiu-Jitsu in 1993 so it was super effective for Royce or wrestling from Severn. They we're just new styles for brawling Nobody ever saw a defensive style like that. It was gonna take time to figure out an attack But Ken Shamrock's shoot fighting style, was able to give Gracie fits in the super fight. His striking and wrestling abilities gave Gracie trouble. One of the first mma disciplines he even blasted gracie with an overhand that left him with a massive mouse and leaking Moral of the story is that being proficient in two disciplines is better than being proficient in one

Mixon is very good and entering his 4th year and will only be 24 He has great speed for a running back and runs with great balance. Anytime you re sign a guy and he's good he's probably going to reshape the market a bit

I don't think he's as funny as you tho .. or as ripped

He looked like brad Pitt I've been told

Tyrod played on much better teams , with much better weapons Fitz took hella shots and always got back up . Made Stevie Johnson a three-time thousand-yard receiver, and always played like it was his last game Both are system guys, but I would take Ryan Fitzpatrick at his best over tyrod Taylor anyday

Oh I was talking about Ed Oliver riding the horse is perfectly legal lol

Perfectly legal in orchard Park

Totally. Had the pleasure of meeting him and talking with him 3-4 times and he's a really good down to earth guy RIP Cliff

Met him a few times. Was always a very cool and humble guy Not to mention the only other person I've ever met taller than him was his father lmao

He definitely looks weird, I'll give it to him

there are tons of quarterbacks every year that are undraftable that got drafted in the 5th 6th and 7th round You need arms for camp

Yeah play pathetic in a few games. Which I've seen a thousand times in my life It's over, he's not the first or the last He's just not a good pro quarterback

A sixth-round pick is the bills biggest fail? He's like 1000 other backup quarterbacks who had his few games in the limelight and did nothing The dude was a late round pick, he's nothing to the franchise

I did my power rankings of sports pundits and I list Cody Benjamin of CBS sports at about 763rd. Right after Nancy pelosi and ahead of Mr Ed

It doesn't matter what conference you kick in. No difference between kicking in the Sunbelt in the SEC And bass also had a few kicks blocked because he had nobody blocking for him One is a rising kicker who can boot it from 60+ the other is a kicker on the decline who is short from 50

First post on your 7th account? ☺️ @bearstobillsits a joke about people using burner accounts man

And also gain us a win when bass hits from 54 with no time left

I know they've always been popular. I'm saying post-lockout they really hit a boom In popularity The amount of sabres merchandise sold pre and post lockout was insane

Again just because this isn't a high level amateur football area doesn't mean this isn't a football town. They aren't mutual You can be a football fan without playing ?. And buffalo has always been rabid for football And I know players who have gone D1 and to the league from here. There is good football in pockets, it's just not like Texas That doenst mean people don't love football. I've met way more people in Buffalo who don't watch hockey than football It's a sports town in general but football been Uber popular since the 20s and the all Americans

There just isn't good local football here for the most part. There's a massive difference between not being a good high school football area, and actually having passion for the game Buffalo is football crazy and has been for 80 years. We just don't play high-level football in Western New York for the most part But we play good hockey That doesn't mean we're more of a hockey city than a football city. It just means we breed better hockey athletes there's no prerequisites that says you need to play the sport at a high level to be passionate fans. Buffalo does play high-level hockey That doesn't mean that it has more support than the bills or is more popular

That's really debatable. there has been wild support for football teams here since the buffalo all-amwrocans in the 1920s. Way before there was a hockey team the sabres became massively popular right after the lockout when we became really good. I don't think they were more popular than the bills in the 70s 80s or 90s Almost everybody in Buffalo loves the bills. There's been tons of people in the city for 40 years who don't follow hockey

Yep. You are the wrecking ball on alot of pull plays Guards and fullbacks coming wide to destroy you... And you need to take them out so the backers and safety can move in for the tackle If you're not willing to take them out. They will find somebody who is

I played high-level corner and sustained many head injuries Pulling guards and tackles and fullbacks, coming at you 15 miles an hour to pancake you.. and you got to fly into them and take them out low.. your angles a little off and you get a helmet into a thigh the size of a tree trunk Corners and safeties smash into each other at 20 miles per hour a good amount They are corners not linebackers, and generally don't have the best form when it comes to tackling. A lot of head injuries are sustained there

You are totally wrong Cornerbacks suffer the most concussions on average in football per year https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2017/11/09/the-nfl-studied-every-concussion-over-two-seasons-what-happens-next-may-be-up-to-manufacturers/ https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2017/11/09/cornerbacks-suffer-most-concussions-according-nfl-report/849749001/ Been this way for a while