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54 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:
Rousseau held the edge pretty good last year for a rookie. Shaq likely be his primary backup.
Groot is clearly the future, this would be a solid rotation. We've got guys that can move to the back of the rotation, or maybe not get resigned at all.
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He's an excellent edge defender, it'd be a solid signing if at a reasonable rate. He'd definitely earn a bunch of snaps on this current roster.
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Good, I'd like to beat Rodgers in the Super Bowl. It'd do worlds for JA's legacy too
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I'd like Barkley TBH. If the Giants pick up a portion of his tab (they'll likely have to do, half?) and send over a 5th. They get a 5th and some cap relief, we get a promising player at a reasonable cost. He gets the early part of the season to get his legs under him and maybe he comes on strong for our playoff run. I'd be good with this. Devin shouldering the early load and running with the hot hand in the playoffs.
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It'll be Gronk, he'll bring his clown show to town for a year to cap his career. Good player, but I don't want him associated with this team. We don't need him to get the job done.
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29 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
CC: Chandler Jones 🙏
Ha... someone changed his wiki already.
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I'm sure parting ways was a mutual decision. I don't want to make an issue of the vax drama involving him, but to say it has no impact on the Bills decision would not be honest. I think Beane was pretty clear how he felt about it and got some heat from the NFL for it. Regardless of where covid stands now his decision weighed on the matter for sure. Add the other obvious reasons, salary, age etc. and its not hard to understand the Bills position.
On the other side, I'm sure Cole also has some lingering and less than glowing feelings about the whole situation too. I'm sure he also feels he's worth every bit of his 2023 salary. He see's Davis and Knox hears about our interest in Gronk and adding speed etc. and he know's his touches aren't going up. I like Cole, but he could probably use a fresh start somehwere.
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It's an emotional game and a long and draining season. Couple that with high expectations and missed opportunities and it's not always going to be rosy in paradise. Some people handle this more gracefully than others. If there were "real" issues or ones that were setting us back, it wouldn't be afterthought or footnote tweet. It would be "THE" story.
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On 2/25/2022 at 4:55 PM, Airbornetrooper said:
The same Kareem Hunt that brutalizes women? No thanks, I’ll pass.
Ahh...$#!^. I forgot about that, pass.
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2 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:
disagree. This playoff season had some of the closest wildest games as a whole in memory.
speaking of memory--it was only a year ago (16 game season) where the playoffs featured a GB blowout of the Rams, Bills beatdown of the Ravens, Bucs spanking the Saints, a decent NFCC game and a KC beatdown of the Bills in the AFCC and a blowout in the SB (Chiefs too tired?).
This playoff season was riveting. 17 games no negative impact.
I'm inclined to agree with this on a whole. I thought it was a great playoff season. I think maybe this SB lacked any real emotional investment from fans. Nobody really loves or hates either of these teams, except their respective markets. At least everyone loved to hate the patriots, or fawn over Mahomes or had a dozen reasons to be invested in any of the other recent Superbowls past;
Most people knew very little of the Bengals outside of Burrows name, and they certainly didn't watch any games during the season. Id question how many fans the Rams have nationally as well. IDK maybe it's just me but this Superbowl lacked something before the game even started. The game wasn't amazing, I felt it lacked all the high drama of the previous weeks.
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9 minutes ago, Beach said:
i have not found any pizza in Buffalo that i like. i agree with Mongo, its our opinion.
I know alot of local people that prefer NYC style pizza swear by Zetti's.
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3 minutes ago, CapeBreton said:
Can someone explain Buffalo pizza to me? What makes it different from other pizza?
I see lots of pictures where the pepperoni is on top and all crisped up, is that the signature?
I'd say we're somewhere between NYC and Chicago style Pizza. The real margherita pepperoni's that curl up are definitely a Buffalo signature. Buffalo is also known for the original red or sweet sauce base and typically has/had a small crust. Typically they'd bring the toppings out as far as they could, unlike a NYC pizza with a giant crust wheel around the outside of their cardboard.
Bocce is king, but I think Picasso's is one of or a spin off of one of the original buffalo pizza's. Again, no shortage of good pies in Buffalo imho.
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I find the out of towners that complain about Buffalo pizza typically prefer cardboard with a little sauce smeared around and dusted with cheese.
I'd say were somewhere between Chicago deep dish pies and NYC cardboard. Just the way I like it. I like Bocce, but there's really no shortage of Buffalo Pies I like.
Contrast that with NY pizza that looks like it could be placed under your tires in snow or mud to get some extra traction.
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No dome, Orchard Park, it's happening. Got it.
Truth be told, the only thing that ever mattered was what the Pegulas wanted. The don't want to pay for an AT&T luxury dome, or deal with the extra headaches and real estate costs of moving into the city. It's the path of least resistance (and cost).
I've always said the Bills moving to Orchard Park, UB building the Amherst Campus, and the silly train to no where were all terrible ideas. We'd have 30k+ people downtown everyday for school, we'd still have car and foot traffic and all the economic growth that goes with it. We'd be like a real city... but I digress. The 33 running through the middle of the city or the 190 and Skyway cutting us off from the water leaves something to be desired too... o\
At least the Bills will be here, that much seems certain for now. Go Bills!
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14 minutes ago, Shamrock said:
Emmanuel Sanders said on SportsCenter today that he came up with a new team motto today during a conversation with Stefon Diggs to mentally prepare for going into Arrowhead on Sunday:
“We’re all we got and we’re all we need.”And my childhood metal years started comparing it with this;
Please make it stop!
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1 minute ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
You're guessing that on a few long runs Edmunds was the reason.
I've never tried to say Edmunds is good vs the run. You're basically saying he's problem on defense. A defense that's been ranked top 5 in 3 out his 4 years and could finish #1 in yards and points this year.
I think what you need to do is spend less time trying to prove Edmunds is bad and watch other Mike's and defensive lines around the league.
It's a collective effort when the Bills get beat for a big run.
How very cliche' "football is a team effort" Yes, of course it is, but within the team they all play a roll, some to better degrees than others.
You're either satisfied or feel we can not do better. I am neither. *shrugs*
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1 minute ago, Solomon Grundy said:
Or doing exactly what Leslie Frazier wants him to do. Kinda like we wonder why the DBs play so far off the receivers. I’ve yet to hear the coaching staff complain about his play.
The team has alot invested in Tremaine obviously. They're giving him every confidence and some would say more than deserved. I think his next contract talks will be more revealing about how they feel about the position. My vote is to move on.
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2 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:
The league and the players in the league says differently i.e. pro bowl appearances. **shrugs**
The list of overrated pro bowl players and pro bowl snubs is vast. I'm not sure that makes your case he's either an effective run stopper or pass rusher.
We clearly disagree. I'm not hating on the person, just wanting an upgrade or a positional change for him and the team.
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1 hour ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
Such a terrible evaluation. Plus Edmunds length takes up so much space in the passing game that it makes up for any shortcomings you think he has in the run game.
What you call terrible most unbiased and unemotional people see as glaringly obvious. Do you see him as an effective run stopper? pass rusher? Please share.
I'm not exactly sure what point you're trying to make about his long arms. Because he has long arms, he doesn't have to be a good run stopper... what? Maybe you could elaborate?
I'd watch the tape again. It's very hard to make the case that he's a good or even fair run stopper.
1 hour ago, Solomon Grundy said:They need a boogeyman
Or we could be giving an honest assessment of player and a position that we need improvement at. *shrugs*
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22 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
When I think of Edmunds all I think about is he still can get better. He hasn't peaked yet.
Plateaued is the word I would use.
I think about how dominant we could be if we had a MLB with better run stopping instincts and/or better pass rushing skills.
It really just feels like he is soo much better suited to play outside, side to side, in the flat etc. Hell, he could then over run every play (like he does now) and force things back inside. That would be better than the constant whiffs and gaping holes we have up the middle now.
2cents.
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Whatever happens with Tremaine it's clear he's not a very good football player. Sure, he's a freak athlete with freakish measurables and all the right intangibles, except the one that he needs more than all of the rest. He has poor football instincts. If you watch his run defense it's mind numbingly bad. If there's a hole to shoot, gap to plug, running back to stop he nearly always makes the wrong call. The amount of times he just runs out of place or out of the way is infuriating. He has poor instincts (in the run game) and/or poor vision on a level that just can not be corrected at or on this stage in his career. Tremaine is not the answer and should not be resigned.
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I too still lament the Ronnie Harmon dropped pass, and the super bowl losses and all of it. But this years losses have been particularly bitter for me. IDK, probably just the combination of renewed hope and lofty expectations have made it pretty hard to swallow. I guess it takes me til Wednesday before I can even start to turn the page. I'm not gonna lie, I'm a little more worried about the next page than I was the last.
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I was a huge Spielman fan and was soo psyched when we signed him.
Some of you old timers may remember him opting to play through his torn pectoral for us. What a warrior!
Congrats Chris!
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I feel like in Minnesota he was fighting for recognition and attention, respect maybe even. With an aloof QB a run heavy attack and a WR ahead of him, I feel like as good as he is, he was fighting for those opportunities and the teams respect (coaches and QB more than anything).
Here, he obviously doesn't have to fight for it and so he's found a his comfort zone. He's clearly the #1 on the team, he has a great relationship with his QB and we're now a pass heavy attack. The team and the fans have embraced him and his coach is a straight shooter.
It's easy to see the stark contrast between the two situations and is no wonder why he's gone on to do the things he has. Add a legitimate chance to win one and yeah... night and day. He's clearly a guy that wears his emotions on his sleeve and his teammates rally behind him. I'm happy for him and us.
Go Bills!
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Uncle Mongo's gone, team chemistry is over. 😱