MJS
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Oh, I thought they meant the WR. THAT would have been crazy.
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Want to know who actually look alike? Tyrod Taylor and the guy who plays Black Panther. True story.
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6 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:
Ok. I got it.
The Bills has absolutely no shot trading for Quinn because the Dolphins play in the same division and obviously it's really dumb even though that same team did it years earlier to the most dominant team in the NFL.
It's set in stone. Thanks for the inside info.??
Glad I could clear that up for you ?
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1 minute ago, ScottLaw said:
The Patriots traded a 2nd round pick for an unknown?
Not really moronic if you are looking to rebuild the roster and shed salary like the Dolphins.
You made it seem like it was impossible for the Bills to make that trade but I just gave you an example of that same team trading a good player within the division.... to the ***** Patriots of all teams.
In 2007. And yes, Welker was an unknown. He had a 60 catch 600 yard season and was a good return man. He was also a restricted free agent.
Of course there are dumb examples out there, but the general rule is that division rival do not trade with each other often. Is this news to you? Do you have some more decade old examples?
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2 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:
I rest my case. Moronic. And by the way, Welker was an unknown then, not an established player.
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I don't see the resemblance besides their skin color.
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Result of Kraft legal issues?
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2 minutes ago, Doc said:
You'd think this would be obvious.
Yes indeed. It is common knowledge even if it is not obvious for some fans.
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Hey, Twitter is kinda fun.
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7 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:
You know this how?
Because a team would be moronic to trade a good player to a division rival?
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2 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:
I see your point.
Maybe the answer is something like;
A fair independent review to take the on the spot judgment out of the game.
Increase fines and suspension like with with other stuff.
As as an example I see Poyer and Hyde let up and not kill a guy when when they could quite often. Still good safeties though.
How is do you make that part of the sportsmanship around the game?
The answer is to enforce the penalties for hits to the head / neck of the player. They also have an unnecessary roughness penalty that can be used to penalize any vicious, unnecessary hit. I don't think they need a new rule that takes good plays out of the game.
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1 hour ago, formerlyofCtown said:
You ever hear of Seattle Mafia or Pack Mafia.
Does the nickname "Mafia" automatically mean we have better and more loyal fans?
1 hour ago, Brianmoorman4jesus said:How are the lions so high?
Their Twitter fans decided to vote.
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Just now, ScottLaw said:
This would've been a move I'd like to see the Bills make.
They would want to trade him out of conference, which they did, not to a division rival.
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Wow. A penalty because guys aren't aware of their surroundings? Just go out there with horse blinders so you can draw a penalty every time you get blocked.
I really don't like this. It's the defender's job to be aware. If you hit them in the head/neck area, sure it's a foul, but a clean hit on their body shouldn't ever be a foul.
6 hours ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:Yep- but if they don’t see you, you don’t have to decapitate them... in those circumstances it doesn’t take much to take them out of the play
This rule doesn't take into account how vicious the hit is. ANY block, even if it is just a nudge, could potentially be called, which is a big problem to me. The defender just has to not be looking around.
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2 hours ago, boco357 said:
I don't see it. I read about him thinking hes smartest guy in room so don't know how that would fly.
Do you think Brady is a humble guy? He throws tantrums on the sideline and chews out players and coaches routinely.
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Get as much talent out of Miami as possible. I hope their rebuild takes a long, long time.
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I think he'll improve their team. The question is by how much. The oline is obviously more important, but Bell can cover up some of that problem to a certain extent, I think.
But their success is tied to one guy, and that's Darnold.
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34 minutes ago, Heavy Kevi said:
Holy freakin crap we beat the pack?
I mean I believe we are the finest fan base out there, but perception is generally GB is best.
The tides are a changin'. I think the Dalton donations are warming the world up to us. That, or it's just tons of Bills fans bum rushing the poll.
I think it just means that Bills fans turned out on Twitter more than Packers fans. This is not representative of the general NFL fan population.
But beating Seattle and the Packers should be eye opening for people following this. I bet most fans would assume we would get trounced by both.
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I have to say WR and Oline are still the biggest needs. We've gone from deplorable to below average, which is a big step up of course, but we need to get better at both still.
That said, I think a penetrating DT is a big need and also an edge rusher who can get consistent pressure. Getting either of those will take the focus off of Hughes and we'll see his sack numbers increase. He's not the kind of guy who can do it all himself. He needs someone competent across from him.
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I think female media members have a legit beef about how they are treated. I mean, this whole thread is about what she looks like and not about what she said.
I agree with her. I think Allen will be a breakout player in 2019.
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I know people love it, but Josh had WAY better plays, both passing and running, than his Barr hurdle. That was just kind of the play that out him on the map.
That run where he turned Kiko around 2 or 3 times making him look silly was better, in my opinion. Also, his bomb to Foster while getting smashed by defenders... still don't know how he got that pass off.
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Good special teams help, but if we draft a RB for the future there is no way we could keep that many running backs, right? How many do teams usually keep on the 53 man roster?
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Wow, took me forever to login to Twitter. Not sure why I even have an account. Also, did my first retweet!
Oh, and I voted.
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I'm no genius and I got a 36 on my first try. I can't for the life of me figure out how players can get less than a 20, especially when they have months to train for the draft and should have taken sample tests multiple times to improve their scores.
I mean, they just got out of college, right? They have to keep up grades to be able to play.
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