Peace Frog
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The latest rumor I heard from deep in the organization is that the Bills are looking to draft some potential starters at key positions. Take it for what it's worth.
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8 hours ago, billsfan714 said:
The Kennedy assassination is the mother lode of conspiracy theories, and increased distrust in the government. Depending on your bent, it was the CIA, the mafia, the KGB, the fatal shot was an accidental shooting from a secret service agent discharging his weapon from a car in the back of the motorcade. I recently watched a documentary on amazon, where the gist of it was Kennedy faked his own death and put a squib (movie special effect for a gunshot) on his head and was living with Aristotle Onassis---that's why Jackie married him. There's 5 right there.
The one I heard was that JFK was going to be a boxer before entering politics but he couldn't take a shot to the head.
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4 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
I think Bills fans are just extra on social media, both good and bad.
The sad truth is our sports teams are the major topic 24/7 in Buffalo. We can suffocate pro athletes.
Our porn stars, too. Don't forget them.
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5 hours ago, Process said:
Diggs is a diva and a clown but Bills fans can also be insufferable at times. Both can be true.
One thing that is definitely true is that, in general, Bills fans refuse to criticize Allen for anything, and are quick to blame everyone else. It's pretty obvious the WRs don't appreciate that.
I can only speak for myself, as a Bills' fan, when I say "I totally disagree with you on that one.". I am the proud owner of a 6' cutout of Josh Allen that would get set up on gameday. After the Jets loss in week 1 last season, I was so pissed at Josh's performance, that I hid the cutout in the garage until after we beat KC in week 14. I also put it away rather angrily after the Cincy playoff loss. My point is that I hold Josh to the highest standard of any player on our team because he plays the most important position.
As far as Diggs behavior... he is who he is: an experienced, emotional WR who will make spectacular catches that will be prone to selfishness, critical drops, and petulant outbursts. There's a reason this former 5th round pick is on his third team and Josh is still on his first.
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1 hour ago, Blackbeard said:
In all honesty, I’d probably despise this fan base too.
Diggs is: a diva. Toxic. Drops passes. Overpaid. Argues with Allen.
on realty the dude gave us some AMAZING plays and excitement. He was a freakin stud here.
this fab base is brutal sometimes. Not surprised him or Davis are bitter. You think they don’t read social media?
Khalil seems happy.
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All of the accolades and criticisms directed at him, he earned. A talented diva who's act had worn thin. Good luck in Houston, Lil' Luke.
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This says it all about Diggs:
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Oh, for fork's sake...
Couldn't it be both? McDermott (et al.) did not call the correct defense during 13 seconds, and the Chiefs were better prepared. Besides, if we're giving credit to them and their coaching, we should also point out that the 49ers should've beat them in the Super Bowl but somehow managed to lose. Maybe in the overall scheme of things (players, coaches, play calling, game time decisions), we're not at the Chiefs level. I wish we were, but we're not and it sucks.
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At least we know who his holder is off the field.
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2 hours ago, st pete gogolak said:
That’s not a real name is it? It’s more like Mike Hunt or Dick Hurts, right?
Ben Dover
Mona Lott
Aileen Eulick
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15 hours ago, FireChans said:
So let’s fast forward to February 2025. The Bills either beat the Chiefs in a nail biter or somehow escape the bracket without having to face them. They win the AFCCG against the Texans or Ravens or whoever.
Then we get to the big one. It’s versus the Eagles or the Cowboys (lol). And it’s a competitive game. A couple plays don’t go our way (defensively, turnovers whatever) and we lose.
Do we still think Sean McDermott is a loser wasting our golden boys’ prime? Or is he still a good, but unlucky, coach?
I'll put this in terms that anyone can understand. McDermott should achieve, at least once, what Bill Belichick and Andy Reid have done multiple times: a Super Bowl victory. If he doesn't, he's no better than any other coach the Bills have had. Right now, to me, he's the Marvin Lewis of Marty Schottenheimers, until complete post season success is achieved. A bit harsh of me? Yep.
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Hindsight viewpoint: Bills should've placed him on some sort of IR or such until guilt or innocence was proven.
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On 2/16/2024 at 7:33 AM, Virgil said:
This is tough for me. Normally, I would say they should make the change this offseason. But then again, what are we really asking for here? We are looking for someone to do what no one else can. I'd argue that McD plays Reid better than any other coach. We scored more points against the Chiefs than anyone else did in the playoffs, same in prior years.
With that being said, you're asking do we drop the #2 coach for a hopeful coach that can do what no one else has.
I'm not sure how to answer that honestly.
I'd counterargue that Josh has scored more points against the Chiefs and Reid seems to outcoach McD in the playoffs.
On 2/16/2024 at 4:49 AM, Chaos said:Patience is a virtue. That is not in dispute.
So it is arguable that the more patience one has the more virtuous one is being.
This poll is a test of your virtue.
More undisputed facts:- Sean McDermott Bills head coach since 2017
- The Bills have made the playoffs 6 of those 7 years
- The Bill have not made it to the super bowl in any of those 7 years.
- Only three NFL head coaches (Reid, Tomlin, Harbaugh) have been with their teams longer (all have coached Super Bowl champions in their career)
- Two other coaches have the same number of years (McVay, Shanahan) Both have been to the Super Bowl twice. One has won a Super Bowl (weaker NFC)
Generally speaking teams in the NFL do not seem to be patient with coaches. Teams have fired relatively recent super bowl winners (Pederson, Bellichek, Riveria for example). Teams have fired other coaches that made the playoffs numerous times. Some teams have been more patient (Shottenheimer, Marvin Lewis, Dan Reeves spring to mind)
This poll is intended to record your level of virtue. The bigger the number you pick, the more virtuous you are.Personally, I'd bring in Belichick and try to steal Chris Jones from the Chiefs.
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On 2/1/2024 at 12:35 PM, st pete gogolak said:
The recent back and forth whether to move on from McDermott because he “can’t get us over the hump” takes me back to one game: Super Bowl XXVII against the Dallas Cowboys. The Bills had an up and down 1992 season, failing to win the division and losing Kelly to injury last game of the season. The playoffs, however, were memorable, starting with the Comeback against the Oilers, followed by impressive road wins against the Steelers with Reich again at QB, and the Dolphins, with Kelly back at QB.
The Super Bowl, however, was a debacle and an embarrassment. No question Cowboys had a very strong team and frankly a better team. It shouldn’t have been a blowout. It’s interesting to look at stats and play-by-play from the game. Bills had more first downs and total yardage was relatively close. Final score - 52 - 17! Two key sequences. Down 14 - 7, Bills has second and goal from Dallas one. Two runs and an interception followed. Later, Bills down 21 - 7, Bills had first and goal inside the Dallas 5 and settled for a FG. That was pretty much all she wrote. The embarrassing part was that the Bills fumbled eight times and lost five and threw four interceptions, two each by Kelly and Reich. Nine turnovers in the biggest game of the year!!!!
It’s hard to imagine a less well prepared team going into a big game. Levy was a good coach, not a great coach. It was clear after that game that he’d never lead the Bills to a SB win. Do you fire a coach who has led you to three straight SB’s? In hindsight, the answer is, yeah you probably do. Blow it up and let your GM start the rebuild. Instead we fire the GM and keep the coach.
Does this give any insight to our present situation? I think yes. McDermott should be on the hot seat this year. Super Bowl or bust. If we don’t do in 2024, time to move on.
This, right here. It was tough enough trying to beat Brady back in the day but when all you have to do is take the touchback,.......ugh.
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Let's make it four potential spots. Beane, get'r done!
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No guarantees we would've beat Cincy then or Baltimore now.
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13 hours ago, bobobonators said:
Why do the Bills always play this song on gamedays? The song is 20yrs old and, as far as I’m aware, has zero relevance to Buffalo.
In my opinion, playing this song comes off as tacky, outdated and simply put: embarrassing.
1. Why do we play this song?
2. Who is responsible for selecting the playlist on game days.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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23 hours ago, zow2 said:
Those stats are a lot better than Lamar’s playoff stats that’s for sure.
But Mahomes is nearly unbeatable in the playoffs and that’s the wall keeping Allen from a SB appearance.
"Mahomes? The thing to do with Mahomes is, if he bothers you, I'll take care of him. What you've got to do to Mahomes is, you cut the hamstring on the back of his leg right at the bottom; he'll never play football again. Because, he goes back, his weight displacement goes back, and he stays there. All his weight's on his right foot, he's gonna be throwing everything off to the right; he'll never come through on anything. He'll quit the game." Carl Spackler
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To be honest, I really haven't given it serious thought since February of 1994.
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26 minutes ago, Simon said:
Just creating this so that, going forward I can put all the repetitive Belichik threads in one place instead of folks having to see them all over the board.
Unlike some others here (you know who you are), you spelled his last name correctly in the topic title. Very cool.
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On 1/22/2024 at 6:59 PM, Draconator said:
Post of the year!
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4 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:
It almost lived up to that kind of hype. Bass killed a well executed game by both teams with an amateur hour kick.
Allen trying to throw that dagger on 2nd and 9 was almost like an attempt to maximize the drama of the game by giving the Chiefs the ball back to play 4 down football with a minute plus and two timeouts.
Thanks to Bass' ugly, wide right miss, we were spared the definite possibility of Mahomes breaking our hearts again with a surgical drive culminating in either a game winning kick from Butker or a TD catch by Kelce. Don't kid yourself if you didn't think that was possible; look at how well they moved the ball after the miss. Unless we get a TD on our last possession with little to no time remaining for the Chiefs, that's probably what would've happened, making this loss even worse than it currently is. Sean McDermott has to go. He is the Marvin Lewis of Marty Schottenheimers.
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18 minutes ago, BBFL said:
Would I rather move on? Yes. Rebuilding a coaching landscape here would be the best option.
But there are certainly reasons and circumstances that mitigate him for a return… I don’t know, given where we were at mid season, ended up the #2 and how he had guys playing well who were in and out of the lineup I give him some for.
Giving him one more year is due to the fact of what he’s done; completely turned a club around that is now consistently in the playoffs we just haven’t got it done. If history repeats itself then you part ways.
I would've canned him after the 13 seconds debacle. It would've saved having to watch that horrid display last year against the Bengals in the playoffs. Time to move on from him, Diggs, Bass, Davis, and Miller.
Let's kick the tires on Mike Vrabel.
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McDermott is the Marvin Lewis of Marty Schottenheimers.
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Rd 6, Pick 204: OT Tylan Grable, UCF
in The Stadium Wall
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Wasn't he in Fight Club?