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  1. Much deserved. 

     

    Now THIS may be a bit of and opportunity for Daboll. They have some weapons on offense. If healthy Kadarius Toney could be special. Daboll is used to having a garbage line. And not really insanely far from home. 

     

    Plus they may see enough in common between Allen from years 1 and 2 and Danny Dimes to think Daboll can make him better. I don't think so, but it's they Giants. They...aren't smart.

  2. 6 minutes ago, Chandler#81 said:

    Don’t like him. Glad he left. Knew he wasn’t worth that contract, nor the next contract and likely not this one. I-Me-Mine guy. jmo.

    IIRC when he left he made some rumblings about not being happy about the amount of snaps the saw on the rotation. So I get what you are saying.

     

    However perhaps him willingly coming back knowing how he may be used...maybe he's matured a bit. Failing a few spots and a few years older can work wonders to humble a fella IMO

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  3. If true, love the signing. Was reportedly VERY popular in the locker room, brings a good energy and vibe. Talented at setting the edge and can even rush the passer from the inside as he did his last 2 years here.  Likely very low cost.

     

    If we play the Titans (and even the Pats this week) I want him out there ahead of AJE for sure.

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  4. 1. My mother in law.

    2. The "dancer" that stole my wallet back in '97

    3. This one dude that cut me off in traffic and made me spill my coke

    4. The dancer that sold me that coke.

    5. IceBowl

    6. Trent Edwards

    7. The Amazon delivery guy. No real reason. Just don't like his face.

    8. Dan Marino

    9. Jim Carrey

    10. That dolphin from Ace Ventura. Smug little bastard.

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  5. 7 minutes ago, MasterStrategist said:

    Don't disagree with your comments, but it's also generalizing.  For example, I'm pro-vax (boostered), pro-Beas (but realize he has lot a step or two, and like to see McKenzie more as well), just didn't observe the same thing that the OP mentioned.  I'm trying to bring awareness to what I saw occur, without any preconceived bias.

     

    However, like you said, alot of people make the situation/outcome fit their preconceived bias/opinion.  That's exactly why I've been adamant to share what I saw occur at the game, and ask questions to the OP to make sure things weren't misinterpreted/construed.  At this point, there is no definitive, people who were at the game saw what they saw (if they have a sideline view) while others are watching literally 1-2 sec clips that are certainly not definitive. 

     

    So yeah, you have to excuse the people who want a bit more clarity/confirmation on the events that happened before calling this a situation. 

     

    This event happening or not,, is not the big deal, as the OP said throughout the thread. IMO, I just don't like seeing recursions of how fans react and all of a sudden use this as additional fuel to run said player out of town (which is possible to occur due to his on field performance) or continue booing him.  To each their own, but I'm never in support of booing our players.

    Here's the biggest problem I had with the way it was approached yesterday. I was here when the thread started. The OP said he saw something that appeared to be a player chewing out a coach. From his seat this is what he physically saw followed by what his friends told them they directly heard. He asked if it made it to the broadcast. That was really it. 

     

    From there it became a whole different issue because of who the player is. Then the attacks to the OP from many. Then all the mental gymnastics of it being simply a fact of a random character bash.

     

    The irony in all of it is the people that rushed to defend Cole did so....by and large...because they share the same beliefs. Not because it was wrong. Baaically doing the exact thing they accised the OP of...basing their response in nonfootball related opinions.

     

    And by the time the OP was able to locate the tail end of the dust up (and there was visual proof of some unrest...about what...we may never know) minds were already made up and the baseless explainations were being made to discredit the OP. 

     

    I will say, while I don't like Beasley as a person for various reasons (1 having to do with a personal interaction) but have always respected him as a player. He's a Bill, that means for 3 hours a week he earns my respect.

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  6. 8 minutes ago, RobbRiddicksTDLeap said:


    Ok. 

     

    Braxton Berrios gets the nod because why?
     

    What’s his 3rd down conversion rate? Is he as good of a route runner as Beasley? Does he understand option routes the same way? 
     

    You can’t just plug and play one small light skinned dude for another. Braxton Barrios is GARBAGE. Beasley is certainly slower than he was last season, but he’s reliable. And as an outlet on 3rd and long, that’s what you need. That’s all he is here for, and that’s all he was ever here for. I was made aware of that after I was roasted on here after his first season, because I wasn’t drinking the Cole Kool Aid. 
     

    He’s fiery and opinionated, and people here don’t like that… so naturally the fans here want him gone. Lord knows his “distractions” have hampered this team all season. 
     

    Braxton Berrios…

    I am with you on Berrios. He's an average at best player that flashes on a team with no other options.

     

    There are however guys that are pretty good in the slot that many hit FA. I may not be a fan of Beasley's opinions and flat out dislike his personality...but I won't deny he has been a key cog. Last year he was magnificent. This years he's a year older and in my opinion a tad slower...less reliable. Next season, it would-- in my opinion be in the Bills best interest to upgrade from him. FROM A FOOTBALL STANDPOINT. With his injuries mounting and father time catching up..this is how smart teams work.

     

    When you factor in age, injuries, declining play and cap number it just makes sense...again from a football standpoint. 

     

    For the record, I hope the upgrade on McKenzie as well. 

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  7. 25 minutes ago, Westside said:

    How do you know there is an issue with him? Are you in the locker room? Do you talk to any of the players or coaches? I’ve never seen or read any reports of him being a cancer in the locker room.

    I think his personal decisions are fueling your anger towards him. That’s fine, just be honest about it.

    These are all valid questions. Hopefully someone asks Jerry Hughes about it after the season.

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  8. 1 minute ago, Coach Tuesday said:


    They won’t even address the selfishness/distraction issue.  Just pretend it’s not a thing.  Won’t engage with it or respond to it at all, even though it’s THE issue with him, not his personal medical decision.

    Well, I am on record here of saying there's more going on in that locker room then there has been in years past. Team doesn't look as close as they have in years past. Pure speculation on my part, however there are signs there that I see that are cause for question. 

     

    Why that may (or may not) be is unknown for sure...but I think after the season we will hear a story or 2.

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  9. 12 minutes ago, filthymcnasty08 said:

    And you determined this from .75 seconds of him being on camera?  I have never seen a fan base so ready to run a player out of town that they will fabricate and misinterpret things to force fit a narrative. 

     

    Maybe he just got done with a celebratory pom pom and backflip routine before that second of video.  And if that were the case, he would be getting flamed on this board for trying to draw too much attention to himself.

     

    However on the flip side....

     

    If you read through the comments it's amazing the lengths that Beasley supporters are going to to justify any and all behaviors from him with the same limited knowledge of the situation that they accuse others on the opposite side of...not just here but over the course of the season as well.

     

    Almost like it has basically nothing to do with his actions (or lack thereof of...depending on your stance) and more to do with where people land on the vax standpoint. And that applies to both sides. 

     

    Both the ProCole and AntiCole vroups can be readily accused of mental gymnastics. It's almost like this is just the society we live in today. Right and wrong isn't an absolute. It's more about being able to brush off and justify why someone from "your side" is right and the other side is completely at fault. And that's why America is broken.

     

     

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