Locomark
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Heat, many backups
So left fake Miami hype
Time to pay real Bills
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Heaters are dampened
Frozen Fish Screaming for Home
A Thunderous Herd
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7 hours ago, frostbitmic said:
Josh will be able to see our guys in red. Tua won't be able to find his guys in white in the snow.
This is exactly why they did it, to conquer any visibility. Miami will probably go White and Aqua.
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5 minutes ago, Locomark said:
Beasley has 17 yards this year on 4 catches with a drop on a slant, so pump the brakes as your McK savior. McK had a rough game but every WR on this team has been dropping balls this year without getting hit. I seemed to remember Singletary standing all alone in the flat drop one Sunday for no apparent reason, again. I am not praising McK, just keeping it 💯.
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I think it’s coming in the Bears game since they have a very young defense and it will be Quessenberry as reward for playing with a toast leg that one week.
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This is all about the fact that they know Gentry is not NFL material, that Crowder appears not likely to play this year, and that Kumerow may not be back and isn’t much of a weapon even if he was. They want insurance for the playoffs so why not have Brown and Beasley here since Josh trusts them. They are cheap and have some chemistry. I have fairly limited expectations of both and think they will be limited snap situational guys at first. It will also depend on their blocking. The key for why guys like Elam and Shakir aren’t getting snaps is likely missed assignments, blocks/tackles and they won’t tolerate that in the playoffs.
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Point is looks at half the field. After he stops on any 3-5 step drops, everyone shoot their hands up!! Pretty basic strategy since they are a rhythm throw team. Guaranteed a few tips and picks since they love those one side of the field quick slants and WR screens. If he pulls it back great.
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12 hours ago, StHustle said:
Crazy how some fans refuse to consider that fact he’s playing on a bum ankle. He actually gets open a lot when you consider that fact. When healthy he is a top caliber #2 and has proven that.I am not discounting his injury. I am still saying if he has an ankle issue then you modify his game and let him get some possession and curl snaps and use his big body type for those 3rd down catches which we aren’t converting. It appears he may not be able to separate and catch 8 yard passes because he is never used that way. It appears he lacks short area moves. If you take away the Pittsburgh and Vikes game he is averaging in the high 30 yards per game. That’s not a great #2.
3 hours ago, Pete said:Opposing defenses keep two Safeties deep, and spy Josh- that’s been taking away the big plays up top, and stopping some big Josh runs.
dorsey needs to figure how to beat that.
It’s throwing down the seam to your TE, which we haven’t been doing because our RT needs help with chip blocks constantly. To me this is where they should be throwing to McKenzie or Brown. Miami does this 5 times a game to much success to a WR.
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I thought he looked awful playing with Tampa, but if he actually plays to 80% of what he did in the past then good for the Bills. I hope he proves that the early season games were just a bad chemistry match.
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Is it talent or player/ play usage? No slants, no crossing routes, multiple years of not being able to complete basic screen, bubble screens seemed to have stopped, lack of wheel routes, no trick plays, etc.
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At the end of each year, how many active Bills have surgery? Then re-ask this question of Bills management. At the end of this season it will likely guys like Poyer, Gabe, Elam, Phillips, Morse, maybe Josh.
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Why didn’t Daboll call him when they had all their receivers go down when he is playing small ball and fighting for the playoffs? Ask yourself that.
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2 minutes ago, rusty shackleford said:
I feel like Beasley’s departure was a lot dependent on what his expectations were for this season. Time tested vets like him have a hard time of accepting what reality does to receivers of that age. He thought his value was way higher than reality. A short stint on the Bucks PS may have made him wake up.
A well rested and uninjured Beasley coming in during the last few weeks with a chip on his shoulder, realizing he isn’t worth much more than vet minimum could go a long way. I would rather have a healthy Beas coming into the stretch today than a barely walking Beas facing the playoffs that we have seen the last two years.
Rusty, just because he is well rested doesn’t mean he can play anymore. If he could he would be playing for someone already. He got to put himself on film months ago on Tampa and no one was calling him after. I didn’t observe the same skills anymore. Being rested is different than having the Will to compete and the skills to keep performing at a high level. I didn’t see either in those Tampa games.
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23 hours ago, BobbyC81 said:
That hit by Milano on White brought back memories of the Mike Stratton (also #58) back in the 1960’s. It was even more impressive on the replays. You could just about see all the air coming out of White’s lungs.
The worst hits I have seen always involved 2 people going opposite directions at full speed like Safety vs WR or LB vs RB collisions before the rules changes back in the 70s/80s/90s like Lott, Atwater, Tatum, Lynch, Jack Ham, Romanowski, Ray Lewis, Bruce, and in the wayback it was Butkus and Night Train. I also saw Csonka also destroy about 10 Bills LBs on runs in one game at Rich.
The Milano hit literally bent White like a folding table. Compare that versus the feeble tackling of Dane Jackson who looked awful tacking one on one.
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5 minutes ago, Locomark said:
I don’t think Beasley can play anymore. No he is not able to juke much from what I observed. Period. He isn’t the same. He had 17 yards in 2 games total with Tampa and I saw both full games. His biggest play was 5 yards. He can’t run.
You people are projected a want on something that isn’t real.
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Just now, buffalo2218 said:
Ok, with all due respect, you really don't think Beasley and Allen couldn't pick up where they left off?
I don’t think Beasley can play anymore. No he is not able to run or cut base on what I observed. Period. He isn’t the same.
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1 minute ago, buffalo2218 said:
Given what I've seen of Brady so far this year, thriving isn't exactly the word I'd use
It wasn’t Brady. Cole wasn’t able to run anymore. He was playing afraid to get hit and wasn’t running routes at all. Looked like a HS kid pulled out the stands. He isn’t playing anymore.
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We traded him for what, a bag of icy hot?
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This is 100% because Gabe Davis is overrated. He isn’t usually open.
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6 minutes ago, buffalo2218 said:
If there were any reason for McDermott to ring up Beasley, this alone may be it. How would this be any different of a distraction than what Beasley did? McKenzie doesn't need to be worrying about what fans say, and I'm quite sure McDermott wasn't happy with this himself. For all those saying Beasley is washed up, how bad can he be at this point in the season? Most of his criticism came in the latter part of last season where he battled injuries and for the most part played through them. Then for those saying how bad he was in Tampa, even Brady himself is bad there.
Go watch the all-22 of the 2 Tampa games he played in. He was awful. He couldn’t complete routes. He had 2 slant passes go right past him, missed blocks. He made McK look like a superstar. He isn’t on another team for a reason. That was with Brady who thrives on short crap.
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This reminds me of the super bowl years in the 90s. Once expectations get high, the fans expect a 20 point victory and near perfection every week. I remember people trashing Kelly whenever he threw a couple pick or didn’t complete enough, or when Thurman had a 40 yard game, or Bruce didn’t get a sack for a few games. Now they are all hall of famers. I remind the forum goers just how awful this team has been for decades and we would be talking about the draft 8 weeks into a year, and how we all wished we had a competent (FILL IN HERE- Team, offense, QB, coach, play caller, GM, WR, pass rush, corner, safety, tackling, draft, etc.)
Once we get any form of success, every win that isn’t top to bottom terrific is panned as awful. We don’t deserve to act this jaded yet. We aren’t New England where we have rings. We haven’t won squat.
Let’s enjoy the ride. It’s more fun that way. People around the country would kill to have this team, this QB, and this coach and GM as theirs. So smile a little bit and enjoy being 10-3. We were friggin 7-6 last year at this time and not playing any better!
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NO THANK YOU. In his two games in Tampa he was a joke. He would be lucky to get a USFL job. Beasley is not an upgrade. If McKenzie has the dropsies then it’s next man up. Not old man tryout time. Did you see any playoff team take a flyer on him including Dallas after the failed OBJ deal when their 2nd best WR has 350 yards receiving?
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3 minutes ago, RiotAct said:
Remember the Jags ™️
The Jags had more defensive talent than the Bears who just sold off their 2 best players and top WR just got lost for the season and think Chase Claypool may be their Savior. I live here and they don’t think they will win another game. Plus a division clincher is a big game and like big game Josh.
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1 minute ago, djp14150 said:
if we win next week the magic number is 1. We win or fins lose over the final 3 weeks.we can’t clinch next week because of tiebreaker scenarios coukd have Miami a better div record or tied. Third tie breaker…they would pf have a better common game record because Buffalo has a better non common game of 3-0 ( rams, chiefs, titans) vs 1-2 ( Texans, niners, chargers)
That is what I said. Thanks for affirming it. It would be a Christmas Eve Division clincher if we beat Miami. The Bears are awful.
Kyler Murray - Torn ACL Confirmed
in The Stadium Wall
Posted · Edited by Locomark
Every runner and NFL player can injure a knee on every play. Having torn all 3 of the major knee ligaments at once , the Brady “terrible triad” injury , I can tell you that no player is immune from it but the biggest protection from it is the muscle groupings in your legs and mid section. So your assertion that a player like Allen is as susceptible as Murray are wrong. Smaller guys like Murray and Lamar have much more probability of tearing them then guys with tree trunk bodies like Josh or Herbert. Much more stabilization in all of the muscle groups surrounding the joint and waist.