MJS
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6 minutes ago, BuffAlone said:
Claims the victims are going after money and the rape was in fact consensual...nothing to say about the 77 year old he Krafted himself near...what a freak
Does he have something to say about the blood stained pants?
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29 minutes ago, BuffAlone said:
Lawyer said what he did was "immoral, not illegal" because he's married...not because he's a sexual deviant. How disgusting. Women are older than his mom. And 77 year old is more than twice his age. There's clearly a sick fetish thing going on..including *****
Pretty sure the rape of women is illegal, at least that's what I've heard. But I'm no expert...
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Kelso is involved in NASCAR or something like that, right? Probably didn't want to divide his attention anymore.
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15 minutes ago, BillsFan17 said:
Ohhhh... okay.
Thanks for providing evidence to support my point. I never said they engage only in games, as you proved for me. Are you claiming that games aren't the primary events?
You are digging a very deep hole for yourself for no reason. It isn't the coach and GM's job to entertain fans. They naturally want less distraction from the media. These aren't new principles.
You may want access to everything, that's fine, but that doesn't mean your hunger for content is in line with the focus of those in charge of football operations.
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33 minutes ago, StHustle said:
Too many idiotic statements in this thread to count. Zeke isnt the second coming Greg Hardy. He actually is a really good dude who needs to stop drinking (you can bet your bottom dollar his first incident involved alcohol). Calling him a "thug" is overreaction of the year material.
He's a woman beater.
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Good to see he's still a scumbag.
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3 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
Wait....what??
He may seem that way to you and Leodis McKelvin...
Are you saying he's not? A lot can be said about Murphy, but he's a good radio professional that's good at speaking and getting his point across.
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2 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
Joe Buscaglia Verified account @JoeBuscaglia 1m1 minute ago Kroft's broken foot is the same one he broke last season as a member of the Cincinnati Bengals. #Bills
I'm hearing it's the same foot.
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Eh, his number isn't retired. Players should have been wearing it all along.
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1 minute ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:
he's toast.
I mean, from what I'm seeing he has had foot issues and looks as though they have come back.
Bengals' Tyler Kroft: Done for season after surgery
Kroft underwent season-ending foot surgery Friday and will be placed on injured reserve, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
Kroft missed the Bengals' past four games due to a fractured right foot and had yet to resume practicing since suffering the injury.
Same foot?
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Ouch. I guess now's the time to do it. Would be much worst if it was during preseason.
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3 hours ago, KW95 - JA17 said:
Cued right here. Did you know he gets lots of pressure? Did you know the refs dont like him so there are never any holds called against him? Did you know he is good for a couple 15 yard penalties per year?
But whatever, He almost gets the QB. Now people are happy because a player " disrupts " a QB.
Oh no. A couple 15 yard penalties a year?! That's like 30 yards.
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2 hours ago, BillsFan17 said:
Your stance was that fans only engage in games. I point out shows like Hard Knocks are proof fans enjoy the behind the scenes, and you counter with the organizations not wanting to participate. Makes total sense.
Nope. I didn't say fans only engage in games.
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Let's hope it happens. I want to see if Gase could possibly get fired before ever coaching a game.
Next step, trade Darnold.
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On 5/18/2019 at 5:17 PM, Nextmanup said:
Football disaster, eh? Rex won 15 games in a bit less than 2 seasons with the team.
McDermott? 15 wins in 2 seasons as well.
Yeah, Rex was actually one of the most successful of the drought coaches in wins and losses. Marrone the other one.
But a deeper look shows their ineptitude. Marrone was an offensive (specifically offensive line) "guru" and had a terrible, terrible offense. And the offensive line was the worst it had been in a long time, improving greatly right after he left. Rex was a defensive "guru" and took an already elite defense and ruined it. The wins and losses don't accurately show how bad they were, in my opinion. Rex worse than Marrone, obviously.
Marrone inherited a decent Jags team and had a year of success, but I don't think he'll last. Things are crumbling beneath him (because he's just not a good coach OR leader).
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Just now, Augie said:
I’m hoping my theory is correct!!!
But time will tell, indeed!
I still think he'd be an asset for any team. He doesn't always wait. He hits the hole hard often too. Just when he doesn't see anything he is more patient than most backs. It's like another tool in the belt. He's just nowhere near worth the money he got.
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1 minute ago, LSHMEAB said:
Haha. Perfect outward demonstration of "it's not my fault."
Oh man, I could watch that all day.
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2 minutes ago, Augie said:
Bell will not look like Bell playing behind the Jets OLine vs the Steelers. He used to just wait for things to clear out, then go. He’ll be dead meat more often than not I suspect with that approach in NJ. Patience is a virtue, except in the NFL for a RB with no blocking.
That's the theory. Or he'll be really good. I guess we'll see.
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Wow, 12? There's only 32 teams. Should have stopped at 10.
4 hours ago, HOUSE said:
The best part is not the ball hitting him in the face, it's his flabbergasting afterwards.
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3 minutes ago, Watkins101 said:
No team would trade for him. If they didn't think he was worth the money then, why would they want him for the same money plus draft capital?
Sure they would. The Jets already paid a big portion of his salary, so they'd be getting him for a lot less.
1 minute ago, LSHMEAB said:Exactly. If the Bills or any other team were interested, they should have signed him. Maybe acquiring him via trade would leave the Jets on the hook for some of the $? Have no idea on that. The TRADE market would be extremely slim. Maybe a 6th or a 7th.
I believe he'd be in McCoy's range for annual salary after the Jets already paid a big portion of the guarenteed money.
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Wow, how idiotic would the Jets have to be to trade a guy they just signed (and paid a huge signing bonus) to a division rival? Nobody could be that dumb, right? Right!?
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3 hours ago, chris heff said:
If that were true why did the league create a network to talk about team news for hours every day? Why hold a huge media event for the draft? The NFL wants you the fan not only to watch the games, but watch their network, watch the draft, watch video from training camp and watch preseason games, which are really just practice.
The NFL, sure, but not the coaches. Not the GM. Their job isn't to entertain you or engage the fans. Their job isn't to sell tickets. Their job is to build a team and win games. They aren't in the entertainment business. So I can see why they might want to reduce the distraction and outside noise because that doesn't help them win football games. And if they don't win, no matter how entertaining they are, they'll be fired. So entertaining the fans is probably nowhere near their priority list.
1 hour ago, BillsFan17 said:So, shows like Hard Knocks do so well...
Yeah, and how many teams line up to be on those shows? Most of them are forced into it from league mandates. The coaches and the GM just want to focus on their job, which is winning football games, not adding distraction. Now the league, of course, is all about entertainment and engaging the fans. But there's a difference between the league and the team football operation leaders.
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2 hours ago, chris heff said:
The NFL is in the entertainment business, why would ownership deny media access? They went so far as to create their own network. We the fans pay everyone involved, the owners, the coaches, the front office, the back office and the players. Why would you not want the fans engaged?
Fans engage in the games. Those are the real events. They really have little to gain by providing access to all the behind the scenes stuff.
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22 minutes ago, Mrbojanglezs said:
Honestly what are they afraid of. They should have more media availability but just make them all stay in one area. I enjoy reading the charted plays that people like Joe B and Matt F do.
We need more than 1 day to scratch the itch
Eh. If it were me in charge I'd have as little media as possible.
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Ensue the personal attacks. Apparently you've run out of argument. Good day.
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