BurpleBull
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1 hour ago, Klaista2k said:
Not exactly sure why but I have a bad feeling that Rudolph could be the quarterback we end up taking.
Maybe it's because him and Beane are both from the Carolina's, or perhaps it's because we traded up to 12th (a position that he should be available)
After reading his scouting report I really hope we aren't considering taking this guy!
Don't know if this adds to the bad feelings, but this thread had exactly 666 views at the time of me clicking it.
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3 hours ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
You did didn't you...
But we must now shift focus from Fred Wagner to Fred Warner.
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5 hours ago, oldmanfan said:
I was there for that game. Best play in Bills history! Or at least top three.
What makes that a top three play?
Did it lead to something big?
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Is Hughes' spot on the team really that safe though?
He could fairly be labeled a head-case with all the 15yd. penalties he's incurred during games in his time as a Bill.
I could see them moving away from Hughes because of his detrimental on-field behavior.
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43 minutes ago, billsfan11 said:
Why does everyone want a RB so bad?
I for sure get that McCoy is turning 30 and Ivory is old as well.
But this team has so many holes on this team and they don't need to address RB this year.
QB, 2 o lineman, 2 linebackers, WR are way bigger priorities for this team.
I would wait one more year and then address the RB position
Because it's needed.
For me at least it has zero to do with McCoy's age but running styles.
Penny is an east-west runner while we all know McCoy tries too hard to break ankles running laterally too much.
It's a position that doesn't stick out on paper as a need but is vital that an RB with a different running style is blended with McCoy's.
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28 minutes ago, JohnC said:
I don't like trading off for next year's first. The question I have regarding Falk is does he have a strong enough arm to make him a credible prospect? I wouldn't mind adding Bryant to a weak receiving corps but is he too undependable regarding his off-field habits? In general I like the infusion of talent to the roster.
My ideal situation is that a qb such as Mayfield slides and we select him with our first pick and then select from our honey pot of picks. I have no problem maneuvering up and down to select more players or get another player in a trade.
The irony is that the rebuilding Bills played beyond their talent level last year. That hurt us from a draft standpoint. It also demonstrated that in this embryonic stage of rebuilding that McDermott's vision on the type of players he wants on his roster works.
Luke Falk plays kind of uninspired. He throws the ball nicely, was hyped as being "cerebral" at one point, I never saw him in that light.
Mike Leach pulled him in a game in favor of Tyler Hilinski (freshman? --QB that recently committed suicide), because he just wouldn't pull the trigger and get the ball to his receivers.
Would hate this draft if this happened just off of the Falk pick.
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*sigh* Embarrassing and sad.
Couldn't have picked a better time.
Hope he's okay though.
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Maybe I'm thinking of another game or player, but I could've sworn Hurns was the guy that torched the Bills in that London game the Bills inexplicably lost to Jax with EJ Manuel at QB.
I know Hurns was a breakout player one year.
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28 minutes ago, RiotAct said:
wait... that’s all the Jets gave up????
Yikes. Come on Beane, you’re better than them!
You're only able to say this because they just needed a move of three spots to get to 3. It's no indicator of how little the Bills would have had to give up to move to 3 from the 12 spot.
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5 minutes ago, BuffaloRush said:
Yes but he can’t rush the passer. Like I said Capi Capi does a better job getting to the QB and is almost as good against the run
I remember in the Jets game there was a stretch were they seemingly avoided running the ball to Shaw Lawson's side. Second he was subbed out...they ran to his side.
Capi didn't stand out as a real find to me in the pass rushing dept., but perhaps he is as good as you say he is.
I'm not buying that he's equally effective against the run as Lawson though.
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25 minutes ago, PolishDave said:
That is easy to say - When you start in the bottom of the gutter - the only direction is up.
He will perform like a guy who should've been drafted two or three rounds earlier than where selected.
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Bills are going to have trade assets at QB in two or three years. McCarron is going to be good and calls will be made about Peterman's availability.
Folks are sleeping on Peterman.
He'll be much improved year two.
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Everyone's wrong.
It's 21 Savage.
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2 hours ago, Shaw66 said:
WOW! I didn't think that would happen. I''ve never been a huge Glenn fan, but still, I would have thought the Bills would have wanted some stability. Richie is going to feel lonely over there on the left side.
I always felt Glenn was somewhat overrated but a good LT nonetheless.
Incognito would have Dawkins by his side. I thought he was pretty solid.
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23 hours ago, LEBills said:
Definitely agree. Did you know that we didn’t draft a DLineman in ANY round in the 2012, 2013, 2014 or 2015 draft? Just crazy - especially when you look at the QBs, RBs and CBs we took in that timeframe - and it has caught up to us.
I had no idea. Talk about a drought.
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22 hours ago, LEBills said:
Build that Dline rotation! He has been a disappointment so far but I like the idea of bringing guys like him in that have all the athleticism you could want but that haven’t been able to put it together.
Right. I like that the FO has spotted a trouble area and are addressing it quickly and early.
I think D-line/D-line depth is the team's greatest area of concern despite all the QB talk and need for a good one.
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She probably deserved it.
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6 hours ago, John from Hemet said:
You might probably be right on this but I wonder what you are basing it on in this thread.....
The Butler thing did happen?
I was responding to a Gilmore thread from yesterday. Guys were stating how they were happy that he didn't get a ring and how they hope that he never does.
I must've posted it here by mistake.
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A lot of bitter Bills' fans in here.
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3 hours ago, Badthingsman said:
We don't need another Fitzpatrick throwing 50-50 TD's-Picks. But we also do not need a dude like Tyrod so freaking scared of throwing a pick that he ends up SUCKING. Let the damn receivers make some plays once in a while for cripes sake. Tyrod could be GREAT if he took a chance once in a while. WTF is wrong with him. TRY TO WIN INSTEAD OF TRY NOT TO LOSE! The guys talented. But where are his balls?
DIE ON YOUR FEET RATHER THAN LIVE ON YOUR KNEES.
You must be having flashbacks...
This has all the emotion of a Bills game-day thread.
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3 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
Of course they did with Rodgers as the QB. I haven't heard or seen his name any place as an OC candidate for any team in 2018 other than this thread.
Now can you address my comment pertaining to Edgar Bennett's recent firing as OC in GB?
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Just now, 26CornerBlitz said:
You didn't answer the question about Clements.
GB was one of the top offenses during his time as its OC.
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7 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
McCarthy calls the plays in GB. What has Clements done to prove he can successfully lead an NFL offense?
Why then was Edgar Bennett just fired as their OC, if any ole OC can just be plugged in, with McCarthy running the show ?
What was Bennett's purpose as OC and what was the source of his being fired?
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1 minute ago, 26CornerBlitz said:
Clements has no real track record in GB. Mike McCarthy is their real OC. Why not Curtis Modkins?
Where's your proof?
Josh Rosen snaps back on Mora comments
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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What's so great about this response?
I don't get it.