Real McClappy
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About damn time!
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12 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:
Many more, but majority are perplexed, puzzled or laughing at the Bills again.
Site and article are weak as hell man.
Anyone outside of Buffalo starting a article with this "Things are good in Buffalo for once" have no idea what they are talking about and are looking at box scores.
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6 hours ago, Tatonka68 said:
Bills will reverse the curse, Flutie to Johnson in 1999 and a playoff loss to the Titans. Taylor to Petermen in 2017 and a playoff victory against the Titans. Book it.
That would be sweet!
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Now over the next few weeks we will see what the deal is.
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What if his user name and Avatar are the truth?
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1 hour ago, Billznut said:
My god and now all the people on here who have to eat crow for ridiculing those of us who knew this needed to happen. This ought to be a fun day. I was losing all respect for McDermott. Shocked and thrilled he did the right thing to try and save the season.
I was in the exact same boat. Much respect to McD on this move knowing the team needs a spark.
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Just now, jmc12290 said:
I take it you've never seen Adolphus in action.
Nope, never have
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1 minute ago, jmc12290 said:
Except they are all trash. Just because your trash starts doesn't make it trash.
And Ragland don't start.
Got it, so 50% of the league starters are trash? You don't start on any NFL team if your so called trash, let alone get drafted.
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27 minutes ago, Thurman#1 said:
The fact that he was playing poorly in Buffalo and maybe well in Jax is no reflection on McDermott. It's a reflection on Dareus. Marcel clearly didn't buy in here. I mean, the new guy wanted him to work his ass off, be on time, all that crap. Why would a guy as rich as Marcel want to put up with that nonsense rather than show up on the field and slough off the rest. And screw the rest of the locker room if it has bad repercussions.
He still rich in Jax no?
I personally 100% disagree with bolded, it's definitely a reflection of McD. It's just so magical that Marrone can get him to play but McD wondered why he could not when only playing him on limited snap counts. He was supposed to be a featured piece to our D. Between Rex's tarded D scheme and McD not even coaching him up and playing him limited, how the hell is he supposed to react to the Buffalo Bills?
We all talk about how important coaching is but forget the basic definition. I'm not trying to be an asswad either but taken from the first line of Wiki. It's a damn good thing Bruce Smithh 2.0 was on this team when McD came over.
"In sports, a coach is a person involved in the direction, instruction and training of the operations of a sports team or of individual sportspeople. A coach may also be a teacher."
What is in the past is in the past now I guess. Still does not mean I'm going to agree with it at all. The timing was crap and the dead cap hit next year is insane.
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3 minutes ago, apuszczalowski said:
Yeah, they only count when its someone else getting them, like Peterman
It's there another sentence down?
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2 minutes ago, joesixpack said:
Not really. Let's not forget Dareus was at BEST a 25% snap count "contributor."
I have seen this sorry ass 25%-40% snap count all too many times now. Has anyone thought that only playing him 33% of the time was a boneheaded coaching decision when fully healthy? Maybe playing him a full game would wear out the interior oline line further in the late stages of games creating more QB pressure at the most crucial window of the game.
Let's just see how it unwinds in Jax as he already looks like his former self the last 2 games grading out 6th his first (limited game) with Jax and 2nd per PFF for overall game performance.
But hey, 50% of Bills fans and our rookie coach and FO know more than the rest of the league. What's really mind boggling is how quickly we forget why Dareus was drafted so high to F with Brady's line. McD has not even got a taste of the Pats yet. SMH
And for the record I would have zero problem if we actually had a player to fill his spot that could plug a gap. We obviously don't hence this thread.
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"Not my Quarterback"
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5 minutes ago, SoTier said:
Actually, not that many: he went #12, and the Jags, Titans, Chargers, Panthers, Bengals, and Saints all had QBs, so only 6 players were taken ahead of him by teams that might have been looking for QBs, including QBs Trubisky and Mahomes. If the Bills had chosen to make him their #10 pick instead of trading with KC, only 4 players would have been taken ahead of him by QB needy teams, and only 1 QB. It's entirely possible that Watson turns out to be just another flashy first year starter who will look great until the DCs figure out his game, but my point is that assuming the Bills will get it right on a QB just because they want or need one is the ultimate foolishness.
I said 4:
Browns
Jets
Jags (This one remains a ? still I guess)
49er's
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13 minutes ago, ShadyBillsFan said:
A lot of teams passed on him.
Just saying
Just 4, make it 5 counting us. The rest have QB's or drafted one.
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I'll tell you what OP,
If the Bills can muster to beat the Pats once this year all will be forgiven.
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2 hours ago, JM2009 said:
This particular management,HC,etc has nothing to do with the last 17 years. And all that matters is since the Pegulas bought the team. Not before. 29-27 as owners so far. They got to 5-2. They can beat the Chargers, Miami and the Colts. Jets was a bad game, but the Saints outclass the Bills talent wise. This next game will tell a lot.
JM, The Jets and the Saints both outclassed the Bills. The Jets flat out destroyed us 31-7, please don't let the 14 garbage points jade you. The team has shown ZERO ability to stop the run 2 weeks straight and utter ineptitude of moving the chains on Offense.
Not counting Garbage time, our O has scored 10 friggin pts in 2 weeks and D has gave up 500 yards rushing. Not to mention that Lynn prob knows Tyrod better than just about anyone in the NFL.
I so wish I had you optimism.
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8 minutes ago, QCity said:
It tells you absolutely nothing. Every current Bills player is on a team that's slotted for a playoff spot.
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28 minutes ago, Wayne Arnold said:
It was a good deal for both teams.
The Bills got !@#$ ing Fleeced.
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1 minute ago, Buffalo30 said:
I believe a coach should have a lot of the power...Belichick. He's going to be coaching the players, why not have him have a huge say in personnel moves?
I believe this too when your an actual proven coach, not a rookie.
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On 11/13/2017 at 12:39 AM, BigDingus said:
it's crazy to think that the team Rex inherited was so damn talented, but he ran it into the gutter with McBeane finishing it off by getting rid of all the young talent. It's going to be fun wasting all these draft picks just to replace all those same positions... Doesn't really feel like we're "building" anything, just standing in place.
We were a QB away from being really good...but since then we've gotten much OLDER and regressed far too much.God man you read my mind on the ride home from work, I was going to post pretty much the exact same thing. For all the BS Whaley got we were a decent HC and QB away from some serious damage. Rex really F'd up this team hardcore in so many ways.
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3 hours ago, jmc12290 said:
Except for Shaq, Ragland, Miller, Seymour, Preston Brown, Washington etc etc etc.
Shaq = starter
Ragland = starter
Miller = should still be a starter as Vlad F'ing Blows
Seymour = former 6th rd pick, rotates in for Panthers at CB
Preston Brown = starter
Washington = starter
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Another Ex-Bill whom should not have moved/cut that will make the playoffs.
Ohh the Joy of "trusting the unknown process"
It's pretty comical how bad Whaley sucked by many here but all his players are decorating the league right now, most being solid contributing starters.
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Just now, ShadyBillsFan said:
I'll take
They suck and need a passing QB for $1000 Ales
Ditto ^
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10 minutes ago, BringBackFergy said:
Granted, it’s a process, but the basic framework makes sense to me. Abstain from instant gratification now, to enjoy a prolonged sense of accomplishment later.
You forgot the Short O-lineman
Ringing endorsements from national media
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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For some reason we play much better when the "Big Media" is not looking.
Fine by me.