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42 minutes ago, Success said:
Great post.
Josh Allen is 27. I also think of Michael Jordan, who lost to the Pistons 3x before breaking through, and Jim Kelly, who didn't make his 1st SB until he was in his 30's and went to 4 of them.
I can't imagine Josh Allen retiring without at least 1 ring.
He's going to need a different coach first. Only 5 coaches in the Superbowl era have won after being with a team for more than 5 seasons.
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1 minute ago, Process said:
He was a No 1. IMO he's hit the age wall and he's not that guy anymore.
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6 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:
You do realize that your big plays make us score faster not slower, right? The Bills offensive game plan worked as well as it could have last night. They planned on controlling the ball and the clock and they just that. We had DOUBLE the plays and DOUBLE the time of possession. Unfortunately our defense simply couldn’t stop KC at all. Not even a little bit.
That offensive game plan worked so well that I managed to only score 7 points in the second half.
Just now, Royale with Cheese said:How much say will Brady have to get what he needs?
Unless they draft the offensive weapons, next season not much will change. They don't have the cap to spend on big upgrades
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21 minutes ago, PayDaBill$ said:
I think we saw the outcome of a scrub D last night. Last night wasn’t an offense problem!
Disagree. The offense only scored 7 points in the second half and made no plays over 20 yards. They have no game breakers on offense
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6 minutes ago, Dr.Sack said:
That is fixed in 5-7 moves. Don’t listen to randos on Twitter.
Disagree. You're not moving Diggs, Bass, Miller or Knox due their cap hits. Add in the amount of guys that a free agents on this team, it's not a 5-7 move fix. It's more like a 2-3 year retool. They have a lot of holes going into next season with little money.
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Just now, Dr.Sack said:
No blame. But we now know what needs to be fixed. Lots of things can improved in next 6 months.
Not with that cap space will it be fixed.
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Just now, Bermuda Triangle said:
Beane is as much, if not more, of a problem as McDermott. He seems to skate by without real criticism
Agreed. Due to the cap hits Bass, Miller, Knox and Diggs are back next season. Add in the free agents leaving and little cap space they look to be heading towards a few down seasons. This season was their chance with this core of players.
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11 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:
Yup, that 60 yard pass to him was absolutely perfect and went right thru his hands. I'm at the point where I honestly don't know what to do with Diggs anymore.
They can't do anything with him. He's back next season as well as Bass, Miller and Knox. The cap hits to cut them is too big.
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Just now, KeLLy1278 said:
FOR EVERYONE THAT IS TRASHING THE DEFENSE. YES THEY NEED TO GET SOME STOPS BUT THEY ARE PLAYING AGAINST ONE HECK OF AN OFFENSE SO CALM DOWN YOU ARMCHAIR KNOWITALLS.
The KC offense has struggled all season. Last week they had trouble scoring TDs.
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2 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:
Do Kincaid, Torrence, and McGovern qualify? Developing Cook and Shakir. Last year we had Allen dealing with that elbow injury making his short term accuracy awful, no slot presence having to call the corpse of Cole Beasley with the Crowder injury/McKenzie failed experiment, and an o-line that was shaky all year with a beat up Spencer Brown. This year Kincaid and Shakir have given us that middle of the field slot presence. McGovern was a significant upgrade to Stafford and Spencer Brown has played much better fully healthy this year. Combine that with the emergence of Cook to provide more balance and I expect a much better performance this postseason than last one from our offense.
With all that talent they still struggle to score points most games or putting teams away.
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As big of a deal is with Philly's collapse, nobody's talking about how elite Tampa's defense is. 15 of 17 games they held opponents to 20 points or less. They are a darkhorse in the NFC.
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9 hours ago, FireChans said:
Man oh man, this guy is just so elite.
He really had his guys ready to play today. They kept it pretty close in the first Q and came out ready to fight.
Just another incredible coaching product by Tomlin today. He saw what other “better than McDermott” coaches like Mike McCarthy cooked up yesterday and what Mike McDaniel cooked up the last two weeks and wanted a piece for himself.
All these elite coaches, just being elite and superior to our own McDummy week after week.
Good luck to Mike Tomlin on his elusive hunt for his second playoff win since 2016. If only we could be so lucky to have such a coach.
SUPER SERIOUS EDIT:
I crunched the numbers and it’s actually FIRST playoff win since 2016. Man, we gotta get THAT guy.
Maybe in the first half you can say he got out coached. He made better 2nd half adjustments than Mclappity. The game was still in doubt til late 4th quarter.
All Tomlin does is win, and the last 5 Bills games all I heard was winning was all that matters.
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3 hours ago, Limeaid said:
I am convinced that if they could NFL would require all fans to pay to be a fan.
I take it you don't watch any other sports? Outside of the NFL, the rest you need cable or a streaming service to watch.
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I get the lake effect snow thing as I live outside of Niagara Falls Ontario. Seeing pictures of other parts of Buffalo not get hit as bad makes me question putting a stadium in Orchard Park was the best idea.
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21 hours ago, Nextmanup said:
I take pride in the fact that I haven't given the NFL a nickel of my money in probably 20 years.
You haven't gone to a Bills game in 20 years either
I'm glad this was a success. I don't have cable and I live in an apartment where antennas don't work. I all for everything to go to streaming.
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14 minutes ago, djp14150 said:
This isn’t going to happen.Said this before with cable. Not everyone had cable.
Not everyone will have streaming access unless it is turned into a utility.
then you will have consolidation of streaming services which is just like how cable companies operste where they pay stations/ networks a fee per station to broadcast these on their server.
While not everyone has cable they still put NHL, NBA, and MLB playoffs on cable stations. Cable is dying and most people don't have antennas to get OTA channels.
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1 hour ago, Warcodered said:
I don't know about that, people are dug in.
That and there is a new QB in Houston that is the talk of the town now. He led the league in TD to INT ratio and was the first rookie since 1946 to throw a pick on only 1% of passes.
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9 hours ago, Augie said:
Nope, it’s not the hotel’s fault. The NFL is just pushing the limit.
Too far, IMO. We are at the Grand Bohemian in Greenville, SC if anyone looks it up. There are certainly finer places to stay, but it’s certainly not the Hampton Inn in Ocala.
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Streaming is the future. This is just the beginning. They already started with the Thursday night games. In the coming years I would bet all prime time games will be on streaming. It sucks for the boomer generation but that's not who they are after.
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44 minutes ago, Augie said:
They don’t have the Peacock app in the rooms. I’ll go look for a bar soon (that’s not strictly related to the NFL game 😋), but the NFL will never fully recover from this season in my mind. They finally pushed far enough to make me wonder.
I disagree. The demographic that they are after is the under 40 group. Majority of them don't have cable and stream everything. That's where the future is.
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A more telling stat is that teams that are top 10 in scoring, passing and not bottom 5 in turnovers win 90% of Super Bowls. That leaves only San Francisco and the Cowboys.
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I can the next broadcast contract being most games on streaming. That's the future. You will need Paramount+, Peacock and ESPN+ to watch the games.
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36 minutes ago, VaMilBill said:
Hope the patriots truly sink into irrelevancy now. Although they probably hire Vrabel who will be a great fit up there
They also have the 3rd overall pick. I can them trading up and getting Caleb Williams. If Vrabel takes the job I can them being competitive very quickly, especially if they grab a top QB in the draft
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9 hours ago, Roundybout said:
They sure get quiet after games like this. Weird.
When he's on his game he's one of the best. When he's off he's one of the worst. This game was a perfect example of that.
IMO keep the running in his game but work on being more of game manager.
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1 minute ago, BullBuchanan said:
That's the best drive I've seen from Allen since KC. This is who we need him to be from now until February.
Too bad this season it doesn't happen enough
Beane & McDermott end of season press conferences
in The Stadium Wall
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With what money?