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Sweats

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  1. 6 minutes ago, Augie said:

     

    Yes, hindsight is very helpful that way. Nobody knew just what Jefferson would become, so it’s not really that easy. 

     

     

    It's true that no one could have known what JJ would become, but it was clear that anyone who followed him at LSU, knew what he could become.

     

    In 2 years at LSU, 2,415 yards with an average of 14.6 and 24 TDs. There was a lot of potential just sitting there waiting for us to make a move for him and we went with Diggs.........UGH.

     

    I see it as just one more blown opportunity that could have put this team over the hump.

     

     

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  2. 3 minutes ago, BigPappy said:

     The everyone eats mentality is not the problem. At least, not when it comes to the loss to the Patriots. They (The Bills) got caught in the "Trap Game", looking past the Patriots to either the Falcons or the bye week. McD usually has not fallen victim to the trap game, and typically keeps the team focused. That obviously did not happen this past week. The mental mistakes and miscues were so far beyond ridiculous that it was to the point of sillyness.

     

     That first fumble clearly shows that the offense was so totally out of sync and that thier timing was way off. Later on in the game, when they ran that play again, it almost happened again where the ball was going to get knocked out of Josh's hands, but luckly he was ablt to adjust. Whatever the issues are with the offense, I am certain they will get them worked out.

     The defense on the other hand.... they are just playing awful at this point. Tre is getting absolutely smoked on nearly every play and needs to be benched. There are so many injuries on defense (like every other year) they haven't been able to field their primary defensive players all at the same time. I know that all teams deal with injuries. But, it seems like this team deals with way more than the average, and they always seem to be primarily on the defensive side of the ball.    

     

     

     

     

    If the D would start tackling players instead of the turf, we'd probably see better production and have a healthier squad.

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  3. 1 minute ago, Sojourner said:


    The point in question is whether you could eat the 12oz steak yourself. 
     

    There isn’t a dominant guy for Josh to throw the ball to.  

     

     

     

     

    We should have bit the bullet, moved up in the draft and gotten Justin Jefferson........but alas, our FO figured Diggs was worth trading our 1st for instead.

     

    I mean, give me JJ all day long, but what do i know.......

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  4. 2 hours ago, nuklz2594 said:

    Run the the "k gun". Josh can handle this

     

     

     

     

    We just can't.......running the K-gun or hurry-up offense would only allow us to score points quickly (if at all) and then have to rely on our putrid D to hold their ground for too much of the game.

     

    And i think at this point, no one wants our D out there any longer than reasonably possible.

  5. Every PeeWee league knows in that situation, you take away the underneath yards, defend the sticks and 1st downs, take away the outside yards and anywhere near the boundaries where they can stop the clock and force them to throw long........if they get a TD out of it, well they've earned it.

     

    You have to force the O to keep the game in front of them, so i don't know what our D was seeing on the last drive.

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  6. The ACC, formerly Maple Leaf Gardens for the Leafs back in the day, used to be the "working man's arena"........blue collar guys could get tickets at half decent prices and a couple of beers without breaking the bank. Owners and investors have figured out where the true money is coming from and have swung towards more of a corporate type thing, where it prices the average person out of the seats.

     

    The pendulum has swung in favor of the money, not really the fan anymore and don't expect it to swing back towards the fans/consumer anytime soon........owners don't answer to the fans anymore, they answer to the investors and it's the "almighty" dollar that holds the bottom line.

  7. And i say unto you, oh my Bills Mafia brethren..........if our team couldn't win one SB in the 90's with (not even debatable) the best O and best D roster that this franchise has ever seen, do you honestly think that we are winning one anytime soon with the O and D roster we have now?!?

     

    I'll wait.

  8. Social media has been showing only 1/3 of the video all week........the section of video only after the crash and the green Charger came into view before the actual accident about 3 seconds behind and from what they've actually shown on this video, it looks like Lacy wasn't involved whats so ever in any incident, was only a casual observer and went on his way.

    The public has been calling for the heads of the police for supposedly railroading the young man and coercing statements from witnesses.

     

    Once you watch the whole video, it's fairly clear that Lacy was at fault.

     

    I mean, the guy took his own life and i don't think he would have if he was innocent.

     

    And i have nothing more to say on this.

    Over and out.

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  9. 52 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:

    Elijah Moore could be a deep threat, Curtis Samuel could do it, hell Josh Palmer has the separation numbers for it as well. 

     

    The problem is that it's not prioritized as a need. 

     

    I disagreed with folks on this earlier this season, but I think it's becoming undeniable: The offensive scheme is built around trying to keep the Bills' defense off the field. Since we have Allen it works and it's really efficient.

     

    Frankly I think that's nuts considering our defensive HC. It feels a lot like we're using our strength to cover up our weaknesses, instead of bolstering our strengths to overcome them. 

     

     

     

    I heard this too, that the O has been designed to limit the playing time of the D on the field.......which tells me that the FO obviously knows that the D is an ongoing problem.

     

    If the FO knows the D is and has always been a problem, if our FO is always chasing that "unicorn" for D in the draft by drafting heavy D and McD is a "D guy", then why are they hiding the fact that McD is not good, by redesigning the O schemes around limiting the D snaps on the field?

     

    That, right there, should tell the fans everything they need to know about McD........and how our FO is protecting McD and hiding his shortcomings.

     

    ..........disgusting

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  10. 3 minutes ago, BRH said:

     

    I mean… our opener was kind of cool too.

     

    But considering all the times we’ve stayed up late to see the Chiefs ***** defeat from the jaws of victory only to have our hopes cruelly dashed … this felt so good.

     

    All it was missing was Reid throwing a tablet at the end like Belichick used to do.

     

     

     

     

    Our opener actually didn't really start until the 4th quarter, where the team decided to "turn it on"..........the MNF game last night was back and forth for 4 quarters, a 99-yard pick 6, Lawerence playing out of his mind, etc.

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