BuffaloBud420
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Oh, people actually think Cutler is good?
I guess using your eyes is a lost art.
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I love how people are afraid of the guy with 3 winning seasons in 10 seasons
3 more than Tyrod
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He is number 2
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Yep. To the wrong team and he won't give a ****.
He did well under Gase. Tannehill has a weak arm.
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That's an upgrade for them. Cutler can sling it.
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Lemme get this straight, you believe RG3 would actually be competition for Tyrod?
And others here on this board are delusional? Wow.
If Tyrod threw no interceptions in camp odds are your grievance would be with our secondary, right?
Ugh, it's so difficult to take you seriously man and I am anti the group pile up mentality but brother.. You Are Asking For It!!
Like the child begging for attention that draws with markers on the wallpaper knowing they've done wrong but proud of the reaction they get from Mommy and Daddy. Because shoot, any attention at that point is enough.
Please, for the sanity of this board stop forcing your agenda down our throats.
RG3 has accomplished more than Tyrod
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That's from Pats homer Rodak talking about one day of camp.
Again I am sure Taylor is still his average self. He is better than RG3 and there is no point of moving sideways at QB. If Taylor fails they will be in great position to grab a QB next season
So he is making up the multiple picks and missed passes. Gotcha
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Murphy is a Bills homer and I doubt he spoke bad about the starting QB. He is paid to be positive.
Me thinks you hear what you want to hear and make up the rest. I'm sure Taylor isn't lighting it up like some elite guy. He is probably being his average self.
I was surprised too from Murph. Proves it may be bad
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According to who? You're simply lying, they said he look good at times, not so good others but has been pretty good overall. Way to make up whatever you want to hear
Ha ha. You're delusional.
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Will cost you nothing. No risk. I don't know what reports you are hearing.Interesting, from all the reports I've heard is that he's looked solid, not great but not terrible. But your suggestion to bring in RG3 is not a good one, he's a walking injury and hasn't looked good healthy
Keep giving Taylor a free pass, like we did with Fitz. We seen how that endedI would disagree from the time that I was there. He looked like the same guy. From the reports that was a middle of the road performance. He's had some good and some bad. Shocking!!
On a side note, why are you still allowed to post here?
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According reports. Heard it on Murphy Show again today. Maybe he needs a little competition. He is not worried about Peterman or Yates. Bring in RG3.
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He needs to stay away from the media. We thought Whaley was bad.
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Much better that he be in constant pain
Don't play football then. Your still going to be in pain when the high wears off. He puts himself at further risk playing and practicing high. You are not as aware.
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We smoke it cause we like the feeling, the same reason we drink. Bottom line is there is a time and place for it. Not sure all players are responsible enough to do that
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How does testing once per year prevent players smoking on their way to the stadium?
Players are not tested regularly unless they are already in the league's drug program (for failing a previous test). They could theoretically smoke on their way to the stadium right now, and since they won't have to take another drug test until next year, how would the coach know?
So again, it would be no different than it is now.
It's random. So yes it does. Many players have been caught and suspended.
You have no idea what the point is, do you? I'd think you'd be on the side of reason here, but even that escapes you.
You have no clue. The point is i don't want Bills players practicing or playing high.
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The problem with marijuana is it can stay in your system for weeks. Opiates stay in your system for a day or two. Alcohol even less. So you have no idea when a player uses marijuana and can't hold them responsible if they are using before games and practices.
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They'd most likely have to be smoking at the team facilities to truly be "high" before a game, as the players have to show up hours early.
I don't see that happening, but if it did they'd likely be cut anyway.
There's always the rare exceptions, but what's to stop them from smoking before a game right now? They are only drug tested once a year (IIRC) as it is.
If the NFL did decide to let players use it for pain management, it would be no different than it is now, except it wouldn't matter if they failed their once a year drug test for MJ. It's not like Pegula would be creating some "pot lounge" in the locker rooms or something.
And the NFL allowing it still wouldn't make it legal on the federal level, so it'd be one of those "don't ask, don't tell" types of things most likely (especially for those not living in legal states).
How you going to know if they smoke it after or before games? You might, oh that guy had a bad game...not knowing he was smoking on the way to the stadium. That's what testing prevents. I look at it from a coaches standpoint
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No argument there, but at issue is pain management for current players and IMO MJ is a far better option than the prescription opioids that are made available to the players by team doctors in ridiculous quantities.
Smoke some of my stuff and try to play football. If all players were responsible and smoke it at night or on off days only...but let's be honest some players are not. They will be lighting up before games and practices.
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You must not be familiar with Thurman's health these days as he has stated publicly the issues he deals with. Ronnie Lott also knows he'll pay a price for the style of football he played.
They are not whining about it. That is inevitable
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No, just the comment! Even a blind squirrel.......
Sure, cherry pick a couple HOF players who would NOT be now what they were then. You lose credibility with every post. Do you TRY to be wrong to get attention? I'm over that....
Even if you go back to guys in 80 and some of 90s like Thurman, Ronnie Lott. They seem to be fine. Football is a rough sport.
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With the pads and helmets and soft rules. It's never been more safe. Cause Dick Butkus and Jim Brown were not big and fast. LolTeam doctors and trainers are going to prescribe pills, needles, and whatever else to keep these guys on the field. Not to mention peer pressure. With the size and speed of these guys today, the game has never been more violent.
Shouldn't that be able to go without saying?
Apparently not.....
These are not guys who drive snow plows on the side to buy food.
Jim Brown was a small wimpy slowpoke
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Players don't have to take pills either. Funny how back in the day, even though it was way before my time. Seem to have had nothing and are not the ones killing themselves. Plus football was rougher back then.I find your comments to be ridiculous with all of the addictive prescription paid meds that these guys are given by their respective NFL teams.
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Have you ever played football? I can assure you that using cannabis and playing football is something that no one wants to do. Especially at the highest levels. Cocaine, or other uppers, are another story.
I played. Like I said, I don't think it should be allowed. So I guess we agree.
Early returns---Paxton Lynch heading towards being a bust...
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Still better than Tyrod