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5 minutes ago, TheyCallMeAndy said:
Ok friends.
Our safeties are interchangeable
Our two LBers are interchangeable
Is it so hard to believe that maybe they want DTs who can play both spots interchangeably? Carter has already confirmed that's his plan for this season. Larry O has done both, Ed has done both.
TJ Sanders? 297-310 and does both.
Yes, he confirmed he played both 1T and 3T at 300+. I don't understand these wet doorknobs freaking about about him being only 3T or "too small" because of clueless mocks, when DTs frequently drop a bit of weight to post better numbers in their shorts at combine.
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3 minutes ago, BuffaloBillies said:
297 is 3 away from 300. If he was listed as 300 would posters still say "undersized"? He can gain 3 at lunch tomorrow. They can get him 10-20 lbs heavier if they want. It's all good
He played at 300+ this past year with plenty of reps at 1T.
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6 minutes ago, BringBackFergy said:
With 97% of the experts on the board questioning this pick, I know it’s a good one.
Thx, fellas.
Everyone hated the Allen, Torrence, Bernard, Williams etc picks, so the vitriol over people calling for McBeane to be fired all but assures this kid will be a hall of famer.
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4 minutes ago, RichRiderBills said:
Well apart from Josh Allen, we have a huge track record of blowing pics. This is usually the mantra of the drought years time and time again we would bemoan picks and were almost often right.
Lol that is just patently not true. You pessimists love ignoring the hits and hyping the misses. Pure confirmation bias.
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What's the point of this "game"? There's no rules or structure to it, just...talking about pick predictions, which we already do? Why would this be pinned? I'm not trying to be a jerk I'm honestly confused what the point is.
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23 hours ago, billsfan89 said:
Von getting a 4 week rest early on in the season might actually help him. He's older and still coming off a serious injury less than 2 years ago. He got to ramp up and gain his confidence back in the first 4 games. Weeks 1-4 Von while maybe not 100% back to his 2022 form looked about 90% there. Now's he had a chance to stay fresh and rested and he's gonna get 3 games before another bye week. Seems like a great schedule for an older player.
I'm going to put money on Von getting a sack, possibly two.
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I bought a Tyrod Taylor jersey at the flea market and wore it to the bar, and Josh ended up putting up nearly identical stats as when Taylor beat the Seahawks.
I also bet Ray Davis getting 25 rushing yards anticipating starters getting pulled in the 4th. That fumbled punt gave him the extra carry he needed.
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I took the money I won betting on us to beat Jax by 20 points and immediately let it ride on the value of us getting 2.5 points. $10 each on the moneyline (2.1 to 1), winning by 11+ (5.5 to 1), winning by 20+ (15 to 1), and winning by 31+ (61 to 1).
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On 9/8/2024 at 6:22 PM, Simon said:
It was an incredibly subtle push-off; one he clearly practices to avoid getting flagged, imo.
When most guys push off it's because they realize they haven't won the route and it's a move to try to win what's already been lost and as a result it comes too late and they get caught.
Coleman's push off was actually like it was purposefully integrated to be a part of his route; it's so quick and natural he's going ot get away with it all the time.
Now I remember. It was a crosser, wasn't it? A very natural/smooth "excuse me" push. As much as I hate cheap tactics, if you can get away with it you'd be stupid not to do it.
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4 minutes ago, Simon said:
That was on the longer catch down the field.
He pushed off on the shorter completion outside
Oh my bad I guess. I assumed the longer one because first glance even I thought it might have been a push off until the replay showed he was fighting off a PI/hold. Still even with his uncalled apparent pushoff, it's probably a byproduct of him being held all game and needing to hand fight for separation.
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1 hour ago, thenorthremembers said:
Happy he had a good first game. That said, he still will have to answer the question about creating space.
Also it was a push off
No, he was getting mugged with a clear hold, and caught it anyways. He also drew a pass interference and a couple other uncalled holds. They KNOW they have to hold him because if you give him an inch he WILL Moss it over you.
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1 hour ago, Gman10 said:
We won, but we didn't look great. The Cardinals scored way too much on us.
Short week, Im worried about the Fins, especially in Miami.
They dinked and dunked all day with checkdowns and screens against our offense that was missing Milano and Johnson for all of 20 points trying to outgun Josh Freaking Allen. We were double teaming MHJ and refusing to get beat deep.
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7 minutes ago, wppete said:
Thought we should have a thread on today’s injuries, 2 significant ones today. Taron Johnson and Josh Allen left hand. Let’s put updates here if anyone see them
Why was Ingram playing so much today? Did we have an injury at CB?
"Significant injury, Taron Johnson."
"Did we have an injury at CB?"
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Best part is the Dolphin mouth breathers on Twitter getting their panties in a twist about him signing with a division rival and not showing loyalty to the team that released him.
Because they didn't have that energy when they got him from the Jets...
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Wasn't a chance he made it to the practice squad without getting poached to a roster.
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11 hours ago, NewEra said:
I agree with this but then again, none of those WRs played with Mahomes and Reid. He has a pretty good chance to be a playmaker that teams will have to account for
Other WRs HAVE played with Mahomes and Reid, with plenty not panning out. Reid isn't some WR whisperer and Mahomes doesn't turn every WR he throws to into All Pros overnight. The recent narratives have been how they've been successful despite having a poor WR room that somehow wasn't magically elevated by Mahomes/Reid.
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3 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:
About that time yes. He said Williams would be so stout in the middle, no one could run against us.
Which is the definition of a nose tackle...which they transitioned him to...
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There's a reason you can count with your thumbs how many 4.2 speed receivers have 1000 yard seasons. They tend to be small and a liability in physical coverage.
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22 hours ago, GoBills808 said:
Nobody says Allen doesn't play well in the playoffs
I take it you don't spend much time on Twitter (good for you in that case), because "Allen chokes in the playoffs" is still a common theme there. Usually by Bengal fans hyping up their SB appearance to claim Burrow is better, and of course knuckle dragging Dolphin fans.
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18 hours ago, 4merper4mer said:
Youngest ever member of the no fly list?
Literal infants have been denied flights for being on the no fly list because their names were too similar to an actual offender. Like not the parent, they could get on the flight, but their baby was denied for being a terrorist.
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I just don't understand how someone with a competent lawyer and potentially heavy NFL punishments hanging over his head for the car crash doesn't just lock themselves in a safe room in the back of their lawyer's office until the season starts. Way to blow literally any chance at possible leniency from the league for the street racing incident.
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8 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
I had a nap in the afternoon, and I've had 90 minutes before this..... I have coffee. I'll survive. I think.
Man you have a LONG time to stay up until the Bills pick...
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1 hour ago, NastyNateSoldiers said:
There was a couple recent examples brought by Gunner but for people to need to go back this far is a classic example of why the Bills shouldn't draft Dejean.
He was still in the league less than a decade ago (heck, he's still only 37, younger than me), so thats hardly ancient history. I'm not advocating for Dejean at all, but the assertion that there aren't any in memory is false.
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On 4/23/2024 at 11:32 AM, NastyNateSoldiers said:
Correct me if I'm wrong but these guys never pan out especially when drafted in first 2 rds where pressure is on them to contribute right away.
I've seen Corners move to safety as vets and still play on a high level or even mid to late Rd pks like Poyer and Hyde make the transition and become studs but please if anyone here knows of a player that went high in the draft and was able to either move from corner to safety or vis versa and do it at a high level right away. We just recently seen Simmons get drafted high and he was a stud at Clemson and moving to safety derailed his career and he played that postion in college as well as corner and Lber these hybrid tweener types never pan out drafted high the ones that do or the lower Rd pks that get the time and patience from the coaches to make that full transition and if your thinking about flat out using Dejean like in college as a hybrid player on the NFL level that never works as well. So if anyone remembers someone that actually made this transition please add to the chat, thanks.
Cooper will not be a good corner in the NFL as well he has tight hips and gets burned by lower level players in the big ten . I realize he's made some splash plays on tape but thats not gonna help him on the NFL level where u see professionals on a daily basis in practice and at 100% on Sundays.
Has Byrd been wiped from everyone's memories or something? 2nd round pick for us, led the league in INTs as a rookie free safety after playing CB in college.
Bills 2nd Rnd pick in 2025 Draft : TJ Sanders - DT South Carolina
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My stupid analogy is 1T will leave you only 1 T-bone steak at the BBQ, he's the biggest guy who eats the most. 3T is still a big guy but eats less and will leave you a couple more T-bone steaks, he's a bit more lean and nimble.