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DaggersEOD

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  1. 9 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

    From a month ago-

     

    EXACTLY!

     

    Their combo route was the killer for the last two years. You could tell when they were using it because whenever a drive started with a Beas catch, the drive was typically successful. 
     

    Two years ago, (or 3?) when he entered the playoffs with a broken leg, I think they decided the next year to save that package for the playoffs. Beas was available and the O was successful. 
     

    13 seconds. 
     

    I think this combo route is the KEY to getting this O, and Gabe, back on track

  2. 4 minutes ago, JohnNord said:


    The fact they need to sign these veteran WR’s in December is really an indictment of the personnel department (Beane & co), Dorsey, and players like Gabe Davis but especially Isaiah McKenzie.  
     

    The Bills doubled down that last year’s WR talent would improve.  They’ve mostly been the same players as they were last year in a reserve role.  
     

    Whose fault is that?  Dorsey for not utilizing them properly?  The WR’s themselves?  It were they just never starting caliber to begin with?  

    I honestly thought we had a super deep WR room full of young talent when the year started, and I don’t think I was alone. 
     

    It just didn’t pan out that way for some reason. I’m ok with them not resigning themselves to the cards they had in hand and getting some of the old reliable card back. 
     

    Not ideal in any way, but I understand the thought process in the beginning of the year and am ok with the moves they’ve made these past two weeks (Brown/Beas)

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  3. 4 minutes ago, EasternOHBillsFan said:

    I've never rooted for a Buffalo Bills player to fail... until now. We don't need this clown now nor in the future. I don't care how many of you back this loudmouth bum.

    Come on man you gotta let go of the hate.
     

    It just simmers in there if you don’t and you end up over-reacting to message board posts. 

     

    It was a crazy time in human history and people were just trying to do what they thought was best. 
     

    Some on one side, some on the other and like in every case, both sides were proven wrong in some aspect. 
     

    We survived, so let’s move on. 

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  4. 5 minutes ago, dollars 2 donuts said:

     

     

    I switched my emoji to a trophy for you on that one, Dagger.  Brother, I didn't even think about that.  Outstanding point.

     

     

    Thanks brother. Just made me think of all the times JA has been under pressure with no outlet. Beas seemed to always notice and settle in the vacancy in the zone for an easy pitch and catch. 
     

    Lately I just haven’t noticed that from our current group. 

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  5. 4 minutes ago, dollars 2 donuts said:

     

    Plus, B4, I think it helps get Josh in a rhythm and comfort zone.  It helps, too, with an Oline that has been questionable lately for various reasons, including injuries.

     

     

     

     


    Hot routes are another area where Beas thrived. Sometimes it feels like JA just doesn’t have the same chemistry with our current crop of WRs (Diggs excluded). 

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  6. 1 minute ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:

    It is interesting, too, that in spite of distractions real or imagined, and the impact of culture and the like, that the Bills would welcome his return back.  


    To me that says that the negative pressure came from outside the organization/team.

     

    I don’t think this will hurt the locker room. 

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  7. 2 minutes ago, Pabstblueribbon said:

    This is a great proactive move. If he's got nothing left he stays on the practice squad and we "lose" nothing. 

     

    I think there was something about the timing routes and work over the middle for high completion attempts that got Josh in rythm and sparked the offense. 

     

    If he's 75% of what he was in his last year this was still worth a shot imo

     

     

    Many of our successful drives last year began with a Beas catch. Completely agree with the rhythm. Even physically limited, Beas can be an asset to this team. 

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  8. As mentioned previously, I un-retired my old lucky shirt after the Vikings game, ending the losing streak. 
     

    Last week, I forgot to bring said shirt on a business trip, so to appease the football gods, I had my wife wear the shirt bra-less. Seemed to do the trick. 
     

    But now I obviously messed with the mojo. 
     

    Right after JA got sacked, essentially ending the drive, I took the shirt off and had the wife put it back on bra-less. 
     

    The mist turned to snow and the game turned on a dime. Never in doubt after that. 
     

    Now I need to find another lucky shirt, but my wife has new mandatory gear for Saturday 😁

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  9. I honestly think that this team has its sights set on winning a Super Bowl this year and that’s it. 
     

    What I’m hoping is that like last year when we saved our best plays/formations for the playoffs, we’re just establishing tendencies and playing as vanilla as we can and still win so we can dominate in the post-season. 
     

    There are obvious holes in this theory but it seems to me at least, when we REALLY need a drive, we break out some of the cool toys, score, then put them quietly back in their box, nice and safe for playoff time. 
     

    GO BILLS!

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  10. 59 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

    Literally every day makes me dislike him more. And honestly, it’s not all his fault because the media and thirsty fans are building this guy up as well. He was a declining player who is coming off his second major knee injury at 30 and still thinks he’s one of the best players in the league. It’s embarrassing how big of groupies some fans and players are for him. 
     

    I hope Dallas signs him and he drops a huge pass costing them a playoff win. Him and Beasley are the worst. 

    Can’t believe wanted him in the first place. Also, did we really think his ego really was going to let him Come to Buffalo during the winter? He’s the girl who used to be super hot but got old and doesn’t realize she isn’t hot anymore.

    Some people and their Hate-r-aid. 
     

    We get it, you hate Beas. Dude is living rent free in your dome. Please move on. Or let him move out. 

    52 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

    It’s like Kyrie in basketball (though OBJ isn’t as annoying as that moron, which is kinda of amazing). He is a little older so they grew up watching him when he was really good. So he is kinda of hero. But he isn’t close to the same player and he’s annoying and makes it about him. 
     

    Beane should just lie and say he wanted more money than we could give. Hope the young guys step up or sign Lee Evans haha.

    Now Kyrie hate 🤣

     

    Me thinks I’m detecting a trend 

  11. 3 hours ago, TheFunPolice said:

    The Ravens built an entire program around Lamar. That's what any other team would need to do (but likely won't).

     

    IMO Harbaugh is a top 5 coach in the NFL, and that organization drafts well and tailored a team to help him succeed. 

     

    Let's say he forces a trade somewhere else. SF would be deadly, because they are a similar "run the ball, play D, make some throws" style already. Other than that, where could you plug him in and have success without re-making the entire roster on offense? 

    Obviously, that was what he needed when he first joined the league, but I’ve begun to wonder if that same system is now holding him back. 
     

    He’ll never QB for the Bills, so I don’t care either way, but the way these negotiations have gone has made me wonder if he really does need a team to do that for him to be successful at this stage in his career. 

  12. I’ve always believed that a person’s drive was the single biggest factor in determining  their success, no matter what the subject. 
     

    Physical and even mental traits can make a player good, or even great. But typically, the legends are not physical/mental freaks but are individuals with inhuman drive.

     

    The thing that just blows me away about this kid, is that he seems to have that level of drive, while possessing elite physical traits (not sure on mental but he’s at least average I’m assuming 🤷‍♂️). 
     

    Having him as our QB is well worth the decades of:

     

    😬 Oh I’m sorry man”

     

    When I told people I was a Bills fan. 
     

    LFG BUFFALO!

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