Ga boy
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Pumped about driving up from NVa. Got a lifelong friend in Pittsburgh who got some skybox tickets. Get to see how the other half cheers. If we lose, at least I won't be cold and maybe wet. Yay me! I like our chances!! Go Bills!!
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10 hours ago, Jerry Jabber said:
Ever since that 56-10 beating the Bills took at home in 2007 by the Patriots, I've been wanting to see the Bills get a blowout victory against the Patriots in Foxboro. Hopefully that will finally come to fruition in a couple of weeks.
Actually, I would partee for 2 days with a score of 2-0, Bills. So sweet. TB would squeal off in his Lamborghini. Go Bills!!
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10 hours ago, KellyToTasker said:
You’ve been patient.
I would have an all night party if we win 7-6.
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4 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:
Yes it is
Yes, I was wet, cold and mad at that game as their 3rd string RB ran like a race horse on a wet track. We need to come out of the gate fast, and score in bunches. Allen better have a 2 second release to Beasley or Brown, and then off to the races !! Go Bills!!
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1 hour ago, MDH said:
The Bills are defiantly a good team and playoff worthy.
What worries me is that anytime they play a good D the game will be very close and they can easily lose to teams who, overall, aren’t as good.
The Bills are a more complete team than the Steelers but that game worries me because they cause turnovers and play very, very good D. Will we see a repeat performance from today’s O?
Much like today, one miscue on D could be the nail in the coffin. The O’s deficiencies means the D has to play nearly perfect.
Agree, the O must ball By next Sunday at Heinz Field, Josh will learn how to find hot receivers on blitzes. We'll get 3 scores up and they won't be able to ketchup. ? Go Bills!!!
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I give him a D+. A D for the overthrows and not hitting hot read on blitzes. The + is for getting up after a dozen turf slams. Funny, he would get a B+ with 3 less drops, and a PI call.
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Another Clint fan: the Rifleman
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Did Moses say that?
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2 hours ago, HOUSE said:
The Bills are riding a three-game win streak of their own and are playing their best football of the season, still riding high on the heels of a 26-15 Thanksgiving Day win against the Dallas Cowboys. Buffalo has averaged 27.7 points per game and over 400 yards of offense during its win streak.
Not many folks are going to pick the Bills to win this game but I think it’s a good spot for Buffalo. Here are five reasons why I think they’ll win Sunday.
Hey House: Bottom line is we gotta take it to the House at least 3 times. It's gonna be a wind tunnel, but we need some screens, play action, dink-n-dunks, downhill running, and a bomb would seal it. My prediction: 27-17 Bills!!
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On 11/25/2019 at 1:03 PM, RoboTronic said:
It could only be more embarrassing if fans somehow got flaming tables involved.
Tearing down goal posts is so old school … we've moved on to tables. The Bills should have about 100 ready to roll out to the logo. Trust me, that would go viral.
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4 hours ago, Azucho98 said:
shaq >>> murphy and must get more playing time.
Could Trent have a nagging injury … quad, pod, hammy, ribby, liggy, cervy, glute, cuticle ??? I got a hunch it's something, and he'll come on like a rabid junkyard dawg the last few games and playoffs. Go Bills!!
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12 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
This is a valid point. Certainly if it were my family, I would be indignant. My question remains, what is the other side of the story? Most stories have one. If the reporters are asked to keep certain things confidential in exchange for facility and practice access, and Fairburn did not comply, then maybe McDermott was more justified.
My guess would be that truth is somewhere in the middle: that perhaps McDermott, accustomed to different team/press relationships, had certain unstated assumptions or beliefs that the press here does not share. So that came out, and now a change needs to be made. Either the press needs to accede to his assumptions in exchange for access, or he needs to have his staff restrict what is available in the facility or in the part of practice when press are admitted.
Most people are complicated, Vincec, including God-fearing, family oriented, team building individuals.
When he was in St Louis coaching the Rams, Dick Vermeil had a reputation as a great gentleman who sincerely cared about his players and his team according to some folks I know who knew or worked with him (includes players and family members of coaches). He knew the names of his coaches' and players' kids, he asked sincerely how they were doing in school and remembered what they said next time he saw them, he sent staff and coaches for training to better learn how to relate to people sincerely. I don't think that would at all preclude him from ripping a new butthole for someone who crossed his lines. Nope, not at all, can totes see that happening.
Mike Martz had a reputation as an jerk who treated some of his players like crap (just ask Kyle Turley), but that didn't preclude him from being a good family man and a person who sincerely cared about his players in other ways.Yes, I agree that we're all complicated. I can see certain leaders acting this way without mentioning recent leadership at OBD. However, I expect better from this guy based on the perception that he gives about his faith and beliefs. I prefer the leadership frameworks of John Maxwell and Stephen Covey that emphasize a higher standard based on how we treat people. I hope intimidation is not a usual strategy for our coach in any part of his job or life. It is easy for many leaders at the top, due to pressures and ego, to lose sight that the janitor is just as important as they are. Go Bills!!
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12 minutes ago, vincec said:
If he did it to you or your family, I'll bet you would care. The Bills winning doesn't justify treating people like sh*t. If it does for you then you need to seriously reexamine your morals.
Plus this is besides the actually point of the anecdote, which is that he portrays himself as a god fearing, family oriented, team building individual but then berates people like a school yard bully behind the scenes while the organization suppresses the reporting to protect his image. If this is all OK then why not report it on BB.com or OBD? Obviously it shows what a good leader he is.
Not many Tom Landry's and John Wooden's anymore. Too bad too sad. Ends should never justify the means. Like most leaders at the top, they are generally surrounded by yes men. We all need people who are critical friends who correct us with our inconsistencies. I believe our coach stands for the right things, but he can stumble like the rest of us. Go Bills!!
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1 hour ago, Cheektowaga Chad said:
Hitting a deep ball today would have won this game, had at least 2 that were wide open
Haven't seen any improvement in passing compared to the Tyrod era. ?
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6 hours ago, TheFunPolice said:
I absolutely hate the idea of a dome, and any thought that a Super Bowl will come here is a fantasy.
Domes are awful, look horrible on TV, and feel like playing in a basement. Just watch a Saints game. They look like they take place at 2:30 in the morning on a green outdoor carpet from the hardware store stretched over concrete. It's dark, dreary, and hard to watch.
Also, "retractable roof" is just another way of saying "roof that is always closed." It's pointless and adds hundreds of millions to the cost.
A dome itself pretty much doubles the cost of the stadium. A simple cost/benefit analysis is enough to see that whatever benefits come from playing in a basement (at the worst) or an airplane hangar with the front door open (at the best) are outweighed by the ridiculous costs associated with ruining the experience.
Steelers, Browns, Bears, Bengals, Chiefs, Packers, Patriots, Ravens, Eagles, Bills... all outdoor teams that play in winter weather.
A new stadium will cost plenty without a roof of any kind. A roof doubles the cost and ruins the experience.
Domes are no fun. I don't even like sky boxes. I could never see the Packers, Bears, or Steelers in a dome. If I want to watch a game inside, I'll stay home.
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My biggest frustration is that we don't have the same playbook as Green Bay. Our guy has a bigger bazooka than Rogers, moves better, but he is hampered by our playbook. Do the Packers have better skilled players than we do? Don't think so. Everybody's going to say that Rogers is better than our guy, but maybe it's the playbook.
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I know this post is about the D and stopping the run; however, our problems here emphasize the need for our offense to score early and often, and then middle and often, and then late and often.
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11 minutes ago, Dr. Who said:
So you think a very raw qb with 17 games under his belt who has shown significant progress over that time should be hypothetically evaluated as if he shows no more improvement or perhaps regresses for the next ten years? If he stays where he is at, he's a game manager capable of a few wow plays and clutch in the fourth. That last one is unlikely to lose any qb in the league his job. It's also much more likely he continues to improve. His ceiling is elite. His floor is sustainable pro. But go on with your deep analysis.
I don't think that a QB in the NFL today can be a game manager for 3 quarters. That loses more than it wins. But we'll make the playoffs if he stays were he is. However, he has to get better if we hope to make any noise in January. Go Bills!!
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9 minutes ago, ngbills said:
I have been round for it all as well. Which is why I am critical of things. Yes Allen is progressing and yes he needs time, But I dont need the smoke blown up my you know what about how I am blind and he is really playing great. We are 5-1 so who cares or whatever else. We could be 5-1 or 6-0 with a ton of QB's with how this defense has played. Barring an incredible meltdown JA is here for this year and next at least. If next year he is still playing this way there will be questions about his ceiling.
Our measuring stick is Jim Kelly which isn't fair to Josh at this point; however, we do remember that Jim won many games outright. Josh isn't really doing that yet. The good news is that we could be 9-1 if he doesn't digress. There are a dozen QBs I'd rather have, but, if he doesn't digress, we will make the playoffs. Go Bills!
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2 hours ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:
I think Stafford is an elite QB who has been saddled with a tough environment; it’s been the Lions’ lack of defense and run game that has handcuffed them.
If our guy can play QB like Stafford, we have a chance to win a Super Bowl. Heck, Stafford can still win a Super Bowl, however, it depends. Ask Marino.
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17 hours ago, purple haze said:
He is not as slow as people think, but he's not the quickest, which is why he has to make a lot of contested catches. One on one, DBs can stay with his routes. Beasley, for instance, is not the fastest, but quick. It's harder for DBs to stay on his routes, especially in tight spaces. Not a knock on Duke, he just had to understand how to win with his skill set consistently.
He's got Jerry Rice speed. I'll take it.
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My take is that Zay will have better soil to grow into a solid #2 in Oakland. Here the offense was a revolving door at most every position, and he received poor coaching, and the offensive strategy was random. While defenses didn't necessarily game plan to shut him down, he was considered as our #1. He got most of the attention. He was never able to pick up any momentum here. Here, the OL, QB, and even RBs have been in transition. Carr is a better QB right now than our guy. I think he is, and will be, a better player than he was here. Good luck Zay. Go Bills!!
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I agree Titans were better team, but that doesn't mean they deserved to win. If that's the case, Bills should have beaten Giants in our first SB. I think if we'd played them 10 times, we'd won 9.
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Hey TBD colleagues: I don't often post, so I found this amusing. I see why yall do it especially those who are good at it. Since it has been easy to be annoyed by the evil empire, I had this opportunity to be on the "inside". Nice folks but not my folks. I know I'm still a true Bills fan even though my opinion of them is altered. The table is about to turn, and I'll definitely return to my table there when it does. Go Bills!!
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Bills need a 4th quarter song
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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It was the coolest thing I've seen at an NFL game in a few years. I was there, and even I got into it. Didn't have a towel. I want a red scarf that would reflect the red streak on our helmets, and the song "Start me up!" The red scarf could also provide neck warmth during the games with playoff implications late in the season. Go Bills!!