Will-GM-for-food
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8 hours ago, longtimebillsfan said:
Are you kidding. Yes, mistakes were made, but this game should have gone into overtime. Peterman single handedly gave this game away.
He did, I'm not denying that.
But, the game and the situation handed over to Peterman could have been much much different had some of those mistakes not been made.
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Hey, Bills are on the way for a better draft pick, right?
Lots of more blame to go around than just on Peterman. Special teams errors lead to Houston's only offensive points before that late FG.
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8 minutes ago, klos63 said:
I could tell C.Biscuit97's was a joke offer, this as well?
In seriousness,
I'd dangle a 2nd or 3rd. Bills have an extra 4th and 5th round pick in 2019 which could sweeten the deal too.
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Following the common theme we seem to have of signing ex-Carolina players, Devin Funchess could be a good, young pickup at WR
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2 minutes ago, Wayne Arnold said:
Everyone involved with the Patriots is irrelevant except for two men. If all this is about a Gronk trade I will laugh at the absurdity of it. He doesn't matter.
Tell Tre White that
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I would prefer to have Allen, Edmunds, Phillips and the 2019 1st rather than have Sam Darnold. I'm assuming that's the question here..?
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7 minutes ago, BringBackFergy said:
I’ve seen three threads on this now. We needed three points to beat the Giants in the Superbowl.
Now stop.
Josh Rosen wore #3
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I wouldn't mind someone like Dontrelle Inman or Kamar Aiken for cheap.
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51 minutes ago, SteveFreeman22 said:
You are correct Sir, I think you need 11 players on the field at all times for offense. Not sure though, maybe somebody can google it.
I mean technically you can have less than 11, although it is not strongly recommended
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IIRC Beane said something in a past interview about drafting a guy who is scheme independent, because OC turnover can happen almost every year. I do expect the offense to be Pats-esque but to play more to Allen's strengths. It should open up the field a lot more.
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I dont have faith in McCarron going out and winning games. I also don't think he'll go out and lose games. I trust the defense to be the main weapon and the AJ lead offense should be able to score a few times a game.
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If he wins the job, he deserves it. There's no question about it. But where he's at now, as I and most people believe, the best move is to be patient for a little while. Keep working on his footwork, his timing with receivers, his accuracy. If you get him in the game too early, everything you're trying to refine in him might unravel and the bad habits will show up again. I wouldn't be surprised if the city starts calling for him to start very soon like how LA did for Goff, but only the coaches will know when he's ready.
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1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:
Doesn't sound terribly interested, to me
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They're for entertainment value.
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4 hours ago, inaugural balls said:
Pipe down
Sometimes it helps to reduce stress
3 hours ago, Returntoglory said:Thank you Coach! ?
You're welcome ?
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YOU NEED MORE THAN A PROJECT QB AND LESEAN MCCOY TO PLAY OFFENSE
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Tre White will be eating up Darnold's passes for years to come ... can't wait!!
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Beane has a great plan. We signed AJ to a 2 year deal. 2019 will be all about grooming Allen, taking time with him. 2020 is when he will get his shot, and AJ will still be there if needed. Sure, everyone wants to win, but 2019 will be a rebuilding, training year which is why Beane didn't give up 2019 picks. With a great rookie class and a lot of FAs, since we have plenty of cap next year, 2020 and onward Bills are all in
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1) WR
2) OG
3) DT/DE
4) OT
5) RB
6) TE
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7 minutes ago, xsoldier54 said:
We were 9-7 last year when everyone said we were "tanking". I believe this year's team will be just as good if not better. I also believe that McCarron will outperform Tyrod. The D will be better against the run and with improved QB play, I expect a more consistent team. I didn't buy the "tanking" theory last year and I don't buy that we are "rebuilding" this year.
The biggest difference between last years team and this one will be the OL. The run blocking was a bit meh last season which I think is scheme-related. This should improve. Losing two starters is certainly an obstacle, but I think Groy is more than capable of stepping in. I assume they will bring in a rookie, or maybe a late FA, so that remains to be seen.
On the other hand, I think we are better defensively than we were last season. Edmunds is an upgrade over Preston and he will only get better. Some depth is needed, especially at DT, but there aren't glaring holes.
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What WRs do we think will still be available at 96?
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Just need to give Allen some weapons now
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If I'm not mistaken
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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QBs have only thrown 3 touchdowns, I can think of 2 pick 6's (now and the one in Houston). Anymore? can't remember