MJS
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On 6/1/2019 at 5:21 AM, BringBackFergy said:
I guess I'm in the minority, but I have no issue understanding him. Never have. Everything he says makes sense to me. So this is just a boring interview.
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I don't think they take the small steps for every route. There's definitely times where they just make one quick cut. If you are selling a go route, though, you need those steps to change your momentum without giving away which direction you are going to cut.
So yeah, I think it is just a tool in the tool box. Not a rule that they use each and every time on every single route. Like others have mentioned, receivers need to change things up and deceive the defender. If DB's start jumping routes when they see those quick steps, that's an easy time to blow past them after faking a cut with those steps, or breaking in a different direction for an easy completion.
1 hour ago, mrags said:I just want to point out Stevie Johnson and why he was so good. I also wanted to comment that the majority of you here in this thread threw him away like a piece of garbage all because Boo-Boo, Kitty-foot Watkins. Stevie was such a good WR and you’re all stupid.
That's why Stevie did nothing after leaving Buffalo? He's incredibly overrated. He's a decent WR who overachieved. His success can mostly be attributed to the good relationship between him and Fitz.
He also had drops in critical moments.
Watkins did not work out either, but that doesn't mean Stevie Johnson should have stayed. Only Fitz could throw to him.
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11 hours ago, Ethan in Portland said:
Mario most definitely lived up to the hype. Rex destroyed the defense.
Mario was awesome. He absolutely lived up to the hype. We got multiple seasons worth of elite level production out of him.
Rex came along and made everyone on defense angry. Yes, Mario should have sucked it up and played his best. That's on him, but let's not forget that he was a slam dunk free agency pick up for a few years.
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Well he should never have gotten that big deal anyway. He's not that good. Definitely a scheme guy.
I bet someone will pay him more than we are willing to.
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Stevie Johnson dropping the ball in the end zone and blaming God for it.
McKelvin's kick/punt return fumbles against New England.
Charles Clay drop in the end zone from Josh Allen.
Tyrod Taylor's pitiful game against the Jags in the playoffs.
There's just no end to the possibilities, and these are just from the recent few seasons.
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12 hours ago, Paulus said:
Was it wrong? Sure. Do I understand it? Definitely.
My mom was murdered. I am still detached from the rest of the world and will forever be. Part of me will forever look at all people as worthless pieces of shiz whose still beating heart I would love to eat in front of them. It's a feeling, of course I won't do it, but that feeling is so real. I get Richie flipping out, and love him for it. Being violated by the world really can bring some interesting emotions out of us. Like, that guy in Seven who was just left there to whither away tortured for the rest of his natural life.
Yall just don't get the warrior spirit. Sad, really.
I suggest counseling. No seriously. This is not a joke.
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1 minute ago, BarleyNY said:
Sorry. Misunderstood the situation. I just don’t pay much attention to OTA stuff and thought this was about some people getting on Poyer for not being there.
That does seem to be the overall message of the thread. It's just a false message. Poyer has been participating in all the voluntary stuff.
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He's been at the off season workouts and OTA's with his teammates.
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4 hours ago, Elite Poster said:
TB12 has skipped OTAs for...how many years straight?
One, I think. They made a big deal about him missing it last year because he has never missed it before.
2 hours ago, batmanfreek said:It’s a job. He already knows how to play. Otas are like the meeting that should have been an email or the synergy team building that really doesn’t make a difference. He will show up when he has to and be ready.
Well, he does have to learn the new offense. And he does have to build chemistry with the QB. No sugar coating it that he is now behind. Whether that means anything come the season, we'll see.
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1 minute ago, PromoTheRobot said:
So if that's case who needs a pundit to tell you anything? Just look at the standings.
Great point. Let's fire the pundits.
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Really the ranking should just be by their overall win percentage with an adjustment for playoff wins, conference championship wins, and Superbowl wins.
Literally the only thing that matters for a coach is winning.
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What evidence do we have that Daboll has been on a short leash and that McDermott has been involved in the offense?
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Defenses know how to deal with the no huddle these days, and players are in much better shape. I think the pats do it the best. There are times you want to go fast and times you want to go slow. Change up the pace as necessary, but no reason to go no huddle the majority of the time.
Also Chris Brown mentioned that Dabol is allowing Josh Allen to sometimes run those 2 minute drills and call plays himself on occasion. That is tremendous. Wonder if he'll let him do that in the regular season this year at all.
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7 hours ago, Binghamton Beast said:
If anyone says Brian Moorman they should be banned.
Oh, and Brian Moorman too. Absolutely belongs. All pro, plus a pro bowler. He was truly elite at his position. Not sure why anyone trashes him just for being a punter. He was also a team leader and an excellent teammate. Plus he played in Buffalo for so many years. I'd put other guys in ahead of him, but I'd like to see him in eventually.
2× Pro Bowl (2005, 2006)
2× First-team All-Pro (2005, 2006)
2× Longest Punt in NFL (2002, 2009)
1× NFL Yards per Punt Leader (2005)
Bills record for longest punt (84 yards, 2002)
NFL 2000s All-Decade Team
Buffalo Bills 50th Anniversary Team
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Eric Moulds would be sweet. In my opinion, he's the most talented receiver to ever play for the Bills.
Kyle Williams will obviously get in. Reuben Brown should have awhile ago.
I'm on the fence with Fred Jackson. Heart and soul of the team. Great leader. Best player on a bunch of crappy teams. Great story. But overall as a running back, he was just a little above average. Didn't have great production. Was never considered elite. Not sure he is deserving strictly from his play. Question is, do the intangibles, leadership, etc. bridge that gap?
5 hours ago, Paup 1995MVP said:Terrence McGhee should be given consideration. Was the best kick returner in team history. And one of the best all time in the NFL. Was also a very good CB. And played and acted like a leader and a champion.
Yes. Forgot about him. He's an excellent choice. 2x time all pro.
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Win games and the meaningless rankings will be more favorable. Winning cures everything.
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Interesting to hear about how he progressed as a runner. He said he was slow in high school and didn't really get that fast until training pre draft. Nobody saw it coming because he didn't have it till last season.
Josh Allen is the man. Going to really turn a lot of heads this season.
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Wild Card Round: Blow out Anthony Lynn and the Chargers.
Divisional Round: Close game against Frank Reich and the Colts.
Conference Championship: Shootout win against the Chiefs.
Superbowl: Hard fought win against the Saints.
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4 hours ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:
...sure hope so......think about his potential effectiveness if inserted into the game plan and DC's not knowing what to expect from this kid.....
He's a third stringer at best this year. I like him, but we won't see much from him until McCoy and Gore are gone, I'd wager.
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Does anyone expect that Singletary will get significant playing time this year?
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Just now, mushypeaches said:
Yes - I will be disappointed. I don't want a borderline wild-card team that can't dance with the champs.
You want to be the man, you have to beat the man
Then there isn't a team in the league you'd be happy with except ... the Patriots.
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Cole Beasley. I think he'll be a huge piece for Josh Allen and move the chains on 3rd down regularly.
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34 minutes ago, mushypeaches said:
I don't think it's wrong to be skeptical here. I like that he's constantly pushing himself and the team to learn and grow (unlike most previous head coaches). But until it really translates to game day aggressiveness and adjustments, I'm not overly excited.
Personally, I'll judge him this year by our results against the Patriots. Win one of those games, and I'll say that McDermott might be getting there. But if it's SSDD, he's just Jauron 2.0 to me
So if they win 10 games and get into the playoffs, but lose to the Pats twice, you'll be disappointed?
The Patriots are the Patriots. They've been dominating the entire league for years and years. They are not an accurate measuring stick to compare any team to, including the Bills.
Now maybe their days of dominating are behind them. Who knows?
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1 hour ago, Buffalo Timmy said:
i do not think that most of the players fight to hard on the rookie salary slots- the slots only hurt a handful of players each year and most guys probably resent a rookie who would be guaranteed 80 million without any production especially in a salary cap league. i would think they would fight hard for a bigger piece of pie overall and to limit Goddells power.
It's not the players. It's the NFLPA. Big difference. And the elite few dominate every aspect of life, not the majority. Sports is no different.
WR techniques... is it really science?
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Yep, which puts him in average WR territory.
He'll go down as a forgotten WR. I'm not saying he sucked. He was just average.