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Hopefully the Bills squat several times on the Chiefs tonight...
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1 minute ago, NewEra said:
I can’t wait!!
Too bad that’ll mean AR is in the AFC and have some good weapons to throw to
One of the biggest lies of the last 15 years is that Rodgers hasn't had anyone to throw to. Even today. MVS and Lazard are very solid guys. Not to mention one of (if not THE) best WR in Adams. He's had Jordy Nelson, James Jones, Greg Jennings...and I could go on. A QB in his level should be able to do just fine with those targets.
They have spent and invested in defense. He has had a running game the last few years that has been great.
Time to say that maybe Aaron is just an excellent regular season QB.
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5 minutes ago, That's No Moon said:
If that's the case he's not a smart person. He signed with LA thinking he was going to beat out Hekker? Dumb.
Throw away top shelf qbs at your own peril Green Bay. If you do that, Jordan Love better be the guy.
They have had top shelf QBs with Rodgers and Favre for close to 30 years. They only won 2 SBs with them.
Clearly throwing away the careers of top shelf QBs is something that the Packers are very accomplished at doing.
They did not use their last 2 toys right...they SHOULD be punished with bad QBs for the next 30 years.
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1 minute ago, whorlnut said:
Really? Haha. You can’t be serious. Bojo is WAY better than our current punter. He’s been one of the best punters in the league this year and gets one punt blocked and now we “dodged a bullet”? SMH…
More to the punter's job than kicking a ball. Ask Mason Crosby how his season went.
Haack wasn't perfect by any means, however the game everyone likes to nail him for (Jets game at home) BOTH punters had an issue kicking to 1 side all game due to wind.
Bojo has that BIG leg....and often put kicks his coverage. But I'm sure that doesn't matter at all, either.
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5 hours ago, SydneyBillsFan said:
Interesting stat was brought up on the Rich Eisen show:
There have been 6 previous occasions where a team has played both a Belichick coached team and an Andy Reid coached team in the playoffs in the same year. Not once did those teams manage wins against both coaches.
Records are meant to be broken.
Yea, well the Mud Dogs had never won the Bourbon Bowl until Bobby Boucher showed up at halftime.
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This year it was. Yes.
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2 minutes ago, hmsmystic said:
It wasn't that Bojo had a punt blocked- it's that he muffled a hold on an easy field goal that blocked.
Haack had a terrible game a few weeks ago and got ripped. Seemed kind of silly to get a punter whose specialty was holding. However here we are- maybe Bean was right and knew something after all!?
Let's see tonight- Go Bills!
From Beane's own comments the Bills wanted to bring him back and it seemed like they couldn't agree on a contract. Dodged a bullet there.
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That's gonna seem like Hawaii to our guys😂😂
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Does anyone have a Prozac or 5 that I can borrow?
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1 minute ago, eball said:
I’m more looking forward to the studio hosts talking about what KC has to do in the 2nd half to try and get back in the game.
"You're never out of a game when Mahomes is your QB"
"Andy has something schemed for every situation"
"You can just feel that Hill is about to hit some big plays"
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Man, he was a heck of a RB back in the day for the Mean Machine. Wonder if he still has it?
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1 hour ago, Shortchaz said:
I don’t gamble, but I remember reading Tuesday Morning Quarterback. The author would always give the stat that the home team wins nearly 75% of the divisional round games.
We’re now rooting for a complete sweep by the road teams (assuming we all want Brady bounced).
I’d say the smart money is on the remaining home teams.Why would we went that? Bring him on! I wanna see the Bills make him cry on the biggest stage of all.
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2 teams that are BOTH much better than they were in week 5. AFCCG in the balance. The best shot on Josh Allen's young career to make the Big Game. 2 teams that are destined to meet for uwara in an intense rivalry. This is big boy football today.
Hopeful that Josh comes out calm and loose. It's all right there for the taking. This could be the "Just one before I die".
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1 minute ago, Livinginthepast said:
Today was a day of karmic retribution for dbaggery in the season. Both Rodgers and Vrabel found that out tonight. Hopefully the laws of karma throw us bone for all the playoff heartaches of the past 40+ years!
And perhaps tomorrow the football karma will strike the team that had a player arrested just this week and is endorsed by Jackson Mahomes
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10 minutes ago, stuvian said:
Rodgers to be enshrined in the Hall of Choke
I definitely think he's got a shot....
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For the last 30 years GB has had ELITE QB play. 2 SB wins. Packers choking in the playoffs is a tradition like no other.
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Just now, QLBillsFan said:
True but OL giving straight shots to QB
OL didn't tell him to keep going backwards out of FG range and eat the ball.
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Burrow pocket awareness 📉📉📉📉📉
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1 hour ago, Dan said:
Holy crap! I just scored 2 free tickets to the game tomorrow. A friend in KC can’t go, so giving them to me and my sister. I just booked a last minute flight for tomorrow morning! We gonna be in section 108. Too unreal!!
Don't forget your sweet potato
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Tommy Doyle.
Promise you it will catch the Chiefs off guard.
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Doing a big pot of marinara with meatballs and Italian Sausage. Fresh bread and a bunch of cannoli.
There may be some alcohol later in the game.
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I'm so old...I remember when 45 yards was considered a long FG attempt.
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2 hours ago, Patience said:
After all the hype videos and listening to NFL Films music, I'm about ready to bust out the door and spear the mailman on my front lawn.
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2 hours ago, whorlnut said:
You say that, but the giants just took a chance on a GM that was “cutting his teeth” as an assistant. It’s not like Dorsey hasn’t been learning on the job for a few years now.
The bottom line is, every great coach got their start somewhere. For all we know, Dorsey might be the next great OC. I’ll leave it up to Beane’s discretion. He’s earned the benefit of any doubt.
Exactly. 100%. In fact, I’ll go a step further…make Dorsey OC and don’t even worry with hiring a qb coach. Just keep Webb on the sideline as a backup and let him be the acting QB coach.
And I don’t get why posters assume he wouldn’t be adequate. Goes both ways. Again…I’ll trust Beane in this.
Yes, they took a chance...after a wide search of people. They didn't just look up the hallway and say..."Well you've been here a while. Want the job?"
And what has Dorsey been learning? Can you pin point how exactly he's progressed in his time here? What are his own philosophies when it comes to running an offense? What is it (other than close proximity) that directly tells you he is so well qualified for the job that they shouldn't even look in the event that Daboll leaves?
That's all I'm suggesting. Look at the current staff, absolutely. But don't solely look at the staff. As we saw early in the season with the offensive line..."running it back" and continuity aren't always the best practice
Divisional Round: Buffalo at KC Sunday at 6:30
in The Stadium Wall
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The players and fans are always super amped at kickoff. So I would defer. After the half a lot of fans traditionally are still coming back to their seats and getting settled. Much less chaos to deal with.
Kick, stop them and withstand the emotional rush often seen the first half of the 1st quarter and you are in excellent shape.