transplantbillsfan

Still think Biden doesn't stand a chance?

I believe Biden will be the nominee, but not as adamantly as you clearly believe he won't. I haven't hitched my wagon to him because I like other candidates as well. Let me put it this way, at this exact moment I'd say Biden vs the field for the Democratic nominee is close to 50/50. He's not necessarily the odds on favorite, but he has by far the best chance to win the nomination over any other individual candidate. You have not merely expressed that he doesn't stand a shot of winning the nomination or Presidency against Trump, but also that none of the Democratic candidates stand a chance against Trump. So again, we on? Trump wins, I take his avatar for a year. He doesn't, you take the avatar of our new President for a year. You're mixing my feelings of memes with gifs. Static vs dynamic I still hate memes.

So are we on?

Speaking of stupid, did Williamson and Gabbard win their respective debate nights again? That was what you thought the first time, right? I mean... you're criteria is who's googled the most, isn't it? You should search for more propaganda on twitter

What I'm starting to understand is that you guys seem fine with our President being a complete moron, but get offended when he gets called a racist

I won't go with the "if Biden isn't the nominee" part because, while I still pretty strongly believe he'll be the nominee, a lot can happen between now and the caucuses. HOWEVER If you're willing to change my terms to just Trump vs. the field. I'll take it. Even odds for both of us. You choose. 1 year or 4.

Exactly. The vast majority of the Democratic party is more middle left than left left. Media might portray things differently, but media is also driven by ratings.

This would be funny if I didn't think you actually thought this proves he's not a racist. Just sad. It's like that twitter post propaganda @Foxx posted the other day that he begged any liberal to watch. Just sad.

The opinions of the pundits on MSNBC and even AOC holistically do not represent "the party," which I believe you (and many others) will discover is still more center left than the far left you guys think it is. It's why Sanders and Warren won't win the nomination and why you noticed even Harris's unveiled health care plan this week kinda moved away from Sanders's vision of healthcare for all. Even leading up to last week, Biden's lead over every other candidate in the polls was the same as it was pretty much as it was going up to the first debate. So while you might pay attention to the extremely vocal and visible "communists" (as you guys seem to think they are), most of the democratic voters are still closer to center than the boundary of far left.

If you're wrong, will you change your avatar to Biden's face up until the general election?

Do you enjoy watching asshats? Is that really all it is? Troll culture?

When you say to 4 people of color, all of whom are citizens, 3 of whom were born and raised in the USA and I quote "who originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe, the worst, most corrupt and inept anywhere in the world (if they even have a functioning government at all)" to "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. you MUST acknowledge one of two things about the speaker regarding that particular thing he said: 1) He/she is a moron 2) He/she is a racist But in this case it's more likely that he's a combination of both. Too many things throughout his entire life to count. Trump's pretty clearly a racist bigot. But at least that's not the only thing he has going for him... He's falls under plenty of other categories when it comes to being a bigot. If Biden is the nominee, can you commit to changing your avatar to his face up until the general election?

Awwwww... You mad bro?

All Biden has to do is hold ground and he's going to be the nominee. I've read people like @Deranged Rhino on here saying there's no way he's going to be the Democratic nominee and it just makes me scratch my head. And yes, that strategy to attack Obama was a terrible one.

I think you guys are so weird. Seems not many of you over here (except Tiberius and one or two others) are registered democrats. THUS You can't vote in the primaries and have no influence on the Democratic nominee. Why the hell would you watch it the Democratic debate? (Please spare me the rote bullcrap response of having to educate yourself on both sides so you can make an informed decision when November 2020 comes) What a waste of time for you folks. I legitimately feel bad that some of you felt it was worthwhile to inevitably sit for 2 hours to watch something you had no influence over just for some LOLs when there were probably quicker ways to get them later.

Well. A big number of those people already swung Democrat in the 2018 election. Call a spade a spade. It's not like Trump is hiding his racism. It's pretty goddamn obvious at this point even as he denies it and brilliantly (I'll give him that) calls anyone who calls him a racist a racist so dimwits in this country aren't focused on him. Trump clearly views the American Public as goldfish, attention wise. That might be the sole brilliance of the guy. You folks over here can dismiss his racism because of what he's "accomplished" if you want, but it's pretty clear he's a racist.

Sounds very similar to what got Trump into office. We good then Doesn't that guy have a job of some sort?

Thank you. Probably a good idea to put it in the OP so he doesn't need to answer it again.

https://theathletic.com/1104285/2019/07/29/through-four-days-of-bills-camp-thoughts-and-analysis-on-all-91-players/ Wide receiver If the first four days are any indication, Brown and Beasley will be front and center of the Bills’ passing attack in 2019. Brown has already shown off his deep-route ability to beat the defender, track the ball over his shoulder and complete the catch. It’s his intermediate route running to the sidelines, however, that’s largely underrated. The route complements Allen’s arm strength just as much as the deep ball. The early signs for this connection are all positive. As for Beasley’s footwork and route set-up are, I can recall only one Bills receiver in recent memory who was as agile: Stevie Johnson. Beasley reads the defender much like a ball-handler in basketball when trying to set up a crossover. It took a few misfires through the first two days, but Allen and Beasley got on the same page in a big way when the pads went on over the weekend. On Sunday, it resulted in six receptions on 17 pass attempts. Zay Jones and Robert Foster have their work cut out for them if they want to be prolific pieces of this offense. Outside of an early red-zone catch and coaches vocally admiring his route-running, Jones has been mostly silent. Despite the lack of targets, Jones has been working primarily with the first-team offense. The former second-round pick also sat out of team drills Sunday for an undisclosed reason and was spotted speaking with members of the medical staff after practice. Foster has been working mostly with the second unit as Brown’s primary backup. Although Foster is considerably taller than Brown, they have similar skill sets, and the second-year player has flocked to the veteran as a mentor. Through four days, Foster is firmly the fourth wide receiver. Andre Roberts has worked on both the inside and outside of the formation. Along with his returning duties, he seems entrenched as the fifth receiver on the depth chart. The battle for the sixth spot starts with slot man Ray-Ray McCloud. The 2018 sixth-round pick returned to Buffalo with a more chiseled physique and it’s showed so far in on-field results. Victor Bolden Jr. had a strong spring but has since disappeared, working behind both Brown and Foster. Cam Phillips, as he did last summer, has made some flashy plays that have created more opportunities for him — including time with the first unit in Jones’ normal spot on Sunday. Undrafted slot receiver Nick Easley has also provided some spark with the third-team offense. Isaiah McKenzie, Duke Williams and David Sills V have all faded into the background at camp.

Are you basing this on attending all the Training Camp practices and watching yourself or reading tweets and Training Camp reports?

The bolded was my point exactly

Taken from Astro's notes... notice how many times Foster's name show up... there's a reason for that: Here are combinations used by Daboll on the ensuing plays with Josh. It shows the imagination and attention to detail, variety, and diagnostic work put in by the coaches. ->Brown, Beasley, Cam Phillips ->Foster, Zay, Beasley ->Brown, Zay, Beasley with Singletary ->Foster, Zay, Brown ->Foster, Beasley, McKenzie with Singletary ->Foster, Gore, DiMarco, Zay ->Foster, Zay, McKenzie

Foster will be on the team opening day. The Bills coaches and Beane know what he can do and have seen him do it, they aren't cutting him. Is that really in doubt? There's a long game at play here with the underachieving uber-talented WR. It'd be different if he didn't have such an explosive 2nd half of the season last year--his rookie year--but he did, so the coaches are just working their/his butt off to align head/attitude/effort/focus with talent.

I really think they're handling the Foster situation in the manner they think will maximize his effort and output for the team long term. Daboll knows Foster very well having worked with him at 'Bama. He saw what didn't work with the kid. Honest question: did anyone really think it was Foster who deserved the last WR spot on our roster last year based on effort and production in training camp or preseason? I thought Foster would make the roster last year because of his connection with Daboll. Then we all saw what happened when they cut him and brought him back. Daboll knows how extremely talented the kid is and doesn't want to see it wasted. Foster has some maturity issues he clearly needs to grow out of a bit, and I'm sure McDermott and Daboll are using all of this to get in his head and expedite the maturation process. Now, I'm not saying that starting Brown over him is part of that because Brown has clearly been a monster and it'd take a lot at this point to unseat him as the #1 WR. However, on a day when Zay doesn't participate and instead of Foster, Cam Phillips is inserted, I'm sure a big part of that was to tell Foster it's time to get in gear in terms of attitude, because from the tweets and TC reports I've been reading, the issue with Foster right now isn't in his play, but is his head and attitude.

Well... If most of this thread and all the reports are yin, you're definitely yang.