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Just now, The Wiz said:
That's why they pick one for both conferences.
Eh, i think i figured that out, thanks.
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AFC sure, well deserved. Alvin Kamara deserves it for the entire league.
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1 hour ago, hondo in seattle said:
Two ex Bills featured.
But who makes videos about the week's greatest punts?What is even worse who posts videos about this weeks greatest punts and who comments about it?
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19 minutes ago, dgrochester55 said:
There are two levels of Busts for top 10 picks in the first round..
The first level is picks who are NFL caliber players, but were disappointing in production compared to where they were picked. Examples of this would be David Carr, Baker Mayfield, Sam Darnold or for a non QB, Marcell Dareus. Had they been 3rd or 4th round picks, they would be seen differently, but more was expected based on being a top pick.
The second level those that are so bad that they do not belong in the NFL as a starter or a backup. This would be more for the likes of JaMarcus Russell, Josh Rosen, Zach Wilson or for a non QB Aaron Maybin (not quite a top ten, but still a great example).
From what I have seen so far in Bryce Young, he appears to be in the latter category.
Great post but I think you have to re-evaluate Baker Mayfield, man is playing near an MVP level now.
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2 minutes ago, LabattBlue said:
I wonder who made the call in the 2023 draft to take Young over Stroud? The former GM, or the owner?
What a disaster compounded by the fact that they traded up to take him.
I think was strong assurance from the owner. Should have stuck to managing his hedge fund.
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Way over drafted.
No reason for them to take a chance on pick #1 on an undersized QB from of all schools, Alabama. Biggest break the Texans ever got was the selection of Bryce Young over CJ Stroud. You cant coach size.
Carolina in the driver seat to do it all over again in next years draft. The team is in shambles.
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On 9/14/2024 at 3:03 PM, GETTOTHE50 said:
I hate the bengals more than the chiefs so I want them to get curb stomped.
I also want the titans to beat the jets.
Otherwise, the most competitive game will be AZ vs LA.
Nothing compares to the excitement that the bills bring sadly.
Sorry but the Arizona LA game was not very competitive.
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24 minutes ago, BigDingus said:
That's his father... Sounds like you have some weird issue against bi-racial people.
Didn't take long for this thread to twist off.
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7 minutes ago, TBBills Fan said:
I didn't wish it on him. To my untrained eyes, it seems like it could be possible.
I'm sorry to hear of the difficulties of your son.
While the challenged and deficiencies are a burden, your son is also azing and unique and can see things in ways other do not.
Every gift has a bit of a curse
Rarity, profound words on the BBMB.
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6 hours ago, Gugny said:
He’s not autistic.He’s an arrogant, pretentious douchebag.
The fake tan (so he can double down on being African American for job security), the stupid oversized watches, the ridiculous looking glasses … everything he does is either because it’s “in” or because it helps with his ridiculous “identity.”
He’s an a-hole.
Wowzer, there is a lot in this post for sure.
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11 hours ago, Beck Water said:
I'm no longer feeling as hopeful about that 2nd round pick as I was earlier today.
Maybe it won't be as early as we hopedWhy, because Minnesota is 2-0 and looks pretty good even with Sam Darnold?
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11 hours ago, Brand J said:
They’re definitely a small ball offense right now and that’s because they don’t trust their OTs and besides Rice, Pat doesn’t have any real dynamic receiving threats. Kelce isn’t what he used to be and Worthy is a rookie still trying to figure it out. Screens, 0-5 yard passes, and rushes, it’s how they’re primarily moving the ball.
What about Xaiver Worthy that most on the TBD board were screaming at Beane for allowing him to get picked by the Chiefs. Isn't he the ultimate speed/depth WR?
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21 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Whoa...don't lump into the "OMG this place" crowd. My dogs name is Diggs, I was one of the few that defended Diggs a lot as being more misunderstood than a give me the ball diva.
But...if you think that the Josh Allen of last year remotely resembles the same Josh Allen of this year then you were not at all paying attention last year. The narrative on Josh all year was how he didn't seem like he was having as much fun, his normal jovial self we had come to expect.
So no disrespect, but you are categorically wrong if you think the energy coming off Josh this offseason, this camp, this preseason, and these first season games is not better and improved from last year. Does that mean it was like that for Diggs entire tenure, of course not. But it is a night and day difference from last year. Case in point, the first blow up between Diggs and Allen came after week 1. This team struggled in 7 of its first 10 games last year. This team turned it around when they focused less on Diggs.
Denying any of that isn't facing reality. And I was one of the ones that thought there was no way we trade diggs this offseason because of the cap hit. I figured they would make it work one more season and then trade him next year. But I was wrong, and since the trade, we have seen a lot more into why this had to happen this year, especially with Beane getting a good return.
You named your dog Diggs?
Well you actually do belong in the "OMG this place" crowd.
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31 minutes ago, Process said:
Not sure on Hill but at some point in the near future they are going to need to blow it all up in Miami. They are a mess right now with a bad roster, bad coaching, and bad contracts.
Until yesterday they were elite super bowl contender with a creative genius idiot savant of a HC.
Now you can justifiably assert some of those characteristics since the may have no NFL ready quarterback. With Tua's condition you dont go in with Skylar Thompson as your own viable alternative QB.
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3 hours ago, Punching Bag said:
There seemed to significant more sweat on faces of Mijami players than Bills especially their defense players. It could be that because Bills tend to have smaller/leaner players they were less impacted but their defense players were not on field that long since Tua kept doing hiis Peterson imitation.
If they need a QB with starting experience and good on blackboard Peterson is available.
Actually Miami had 13 more minutes in time of possession, ran 30 more plays...and had more yards rushing and passing.
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18 minutes ago, Beck Water said:
Right, but why did he decide to lower his shoulder/head? He was past the first down marker at that point.
Give the guy credit for knowing they're down 3 scores and wanting to make something happen, but it's 4th and 3 at the Buf 13, the minute you pass the 9 yd line PROTECT YOURSELF. He had no chance of scoring a TD there.Agree but again, for a competitive second he thought he was Josh Allen and unstoppable. Tua deserves credit for trying to win but also all the "blame" for that concussion.
Lets be honest, Tua was borderline terrible yesterday. The last interception again he thought he was Josh Allen but doesn't have his arm strength to through it away, we end up with a pick 6 and the game was effectively over after that.The Bills should have given him a game ball. My biggest takeaways was Tua was terrible yesterday, not that the Bills ere elite (although the O Line and Cook were very impressive).
I dont know Tua's contract status but if I were him, I would hang it up and get a gig on TV a a color commentator. He is smart, articulate, he should do it now as he has enough name recognition & credibility.
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2 hours ago, Beck Water said:
IMHO Hamlin was expecting Tua to slide once he got the 1st. Man has no field awareness as a runner (Tua I mean)
Tua thought he was Josh Allen for a second and decides to lower his head, and it wasn't even in Damar chest, it was his forearm. So much for all that judo and learning how to take a fall properly.
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Do you think the Buccaneers can get a Rd #1 pick if they traded Baker? I do, not that they will.
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On 9/10/2024 at 10:36 AM, Low Positive said:
I can't believe I'm going to defend the Browns, but there was nothing in Watson's play to suggest that he would fall off a cliff like this. His best season, numbers-wise, was his last in Houston. We're hearing lately that Bill O'Brien had to dumb down the playbook to a college offense to get that performance out of Watson and that Stefanski refuses to do this but I didn't hear that at the time.
Interesting, I never head anything about Bill O Brien dumbing the the playbook for Watson, I can certainly see it but never heard it once living in Houston.
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3 minutes ago, NewEra said:
He has 3 years left if what I hear is correct. Babich the mcds sacrifice this year, then Brady next season, followed by Smiley. The coordinators are only here to take the fall for McD…….get with the program
I cant tell if this is sarcasm or not.
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Just now, 4BillsintheBurgh said:
Could be a numbers thing and expectations of that, in Ray Davis' case, position. His , was the most egregious to me. He just needed to wrap uplooked like he went for the knockout shoulder. That is on coaching for me, the player needs to know you have to get the man down in that case, especially if you're a rookie offensive player. You're not trying to be a hero, just do your job.
Now this i can agree with. Davis is small and expendable, why he is one special teams buyt the knockout shoulder i think is an example of poor coaching. Davis is on offense and likely doesn't have nearly the skill or coaching of tackling, certaijly at the NFL level.
Lets see if he is on more covering of kickoff returns in the future.
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8 minutes ago, mollymalonesmafia said:
Then whos faults thats?.
Why does it have to be someone's "fault"?
Is this some psychological need to blame someone? You want to pillory them and fire them, will that make you feel better? Do people realize unforeseen things happen? It doesn't have to be anyone's fault. There is a large element of luck involved.
This is exactly why there is the constant "need" to find a scapegoat.
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14 minutes ago, uticaclub said:
But who put them in this salary cap situation without a Super Bowl appearance to begin with? Consistency in underachieving isn’t great.
Then go back to hiring and firing the HC and GM every three years if you dont get a Lombardi.. Let Buffalo slip back into a disaster of a franchise no one want to play for unless they are overpaid (Marrio Willaims) or are drafted here.
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19 minutes ago, ColoradoBills said:
I find it hard to believe that no coaches have talked to these players on how to tackle.
It's a fundamental part of football and these guys have been doing it since peewee.
Players have to take the brunt of the responsibility on errors like this.
yeah, I have to agree with this. Lets be realistic.
Franchise went "all in" with the Von Miller and other free agents, no one was whining about that when it happened but when it fails, head must roll. To wih a championship a la the Rams from a few years ago, it was worth the shot. Frankly if we get out of this with only one
"bad" year, that is a masterful job of GM/HC or lucky.
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Bojo had "the greatest punt you'll watch this season"
in The Stadium Wall
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Honestly I treid to listened but it was irritating, jumping around yoo much and not well done. And I have absolutely no idea what on "onside punt" would be, makes zero sense.
I "remember" that, it was almost all wind aided, way back i thin in the old afl.
Araiza was the original Bills "punt God", one punt 82 yards.