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who is a must have on this list of Bills UFA?
pennstate10 replied to Coldfronts's topic in The Stadium Wall
Agree that Jones is the most important guy on this list. But I think he has 2 good years left at most. -
Detroit = Cleveland = Buffalo - The Curse of Lake Erie?
pennstate10 replied to KDIGGZ's topic in The Stadium Wall
I haven’t read this thread but I will predict some dweeb will be saying, “well, the analytics say if you go for a first down on both of those plays you increase your win% to 53.472%. That’s the crux of the entire analytics problem. Going for it on 4th dandy 5 at your 30 yd line when you have Mahomes and Kielce playing against some scrubs is a world different than Goff and whoever against the 49ers defense. But the analytics doesn’t know how to properly weigh situations when there are infinite relevant variables. -
Sorry you’re wrong. The amount of cap dollars Bills have rolled over in the past few years is minimal. I doubt any competitive team has rolled over more than 10% of the cap during their successful years. The teams that roll over 10% of the cap are the losing teams that don’t have good players to pay. If you’re trying to argue that Beane SHOULD have been rolling cap dollars over every year since 2018, I’d say rolling cap dollars into the future when you’re in Allen’s peak window is not a wise move. Every team pushes cap money into the future. That’s the entire concept of amortizing bonuses. I’m pretty sure that no bonuses paid in 2018 are factored into Bills 2024 cap.
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The flaw in this line of reasoning is the assumption that most NFL head coaches are drawn from the NFL player pool. They’re not. Bellichek, Lombardi, and Walsh are probably the 3 best NFL HC of the modern era. They collectively played zero downs in the NFL. What is true is that almost all NFL HC played high school football. Or lower level college football. That is the real pool that’s being drawn from.
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Im pretty sure that is exactly what will happen.
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Good post. The only move ups that I think make sense are putting 6-7 round picks together to get another 5. Rounds 1-5 are where the moneys at, so try to get as many of these as you can. And yes, I know Benford was a 6th round pick. But what other 6-7 round picks have the Bills made that were quality starters for the Bills in the last 5 years?
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? What am I missing here. It seems that the guidance specifically states that playcalling is NOT a requirement.
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I’m not sure that what you say about nickable is correct. I doubt there is anything in the nfl rules about a permissible lateral move being dependent on playcalling. I think it would be impossible to enforce, especially since playcalling is often fluid.
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Josh made the right call to go for the TD
pennstate10 replied to Success's topic in The Stadium Wall
This is the most useful post in the thread. it’s not a clear cut right/wrong decision. For instance, the fake punt was the wrong decision for many reasons. Here, you had a clearer throw to Diggs without 600 lbs of beer in your way. But that wouldn’t have been a td. But it could have led to bleeding the clock. But Diggs had the dropsies. there were a ton of variables going into the decision, and many unknowns. I can’t say Josh made the wrong decision. On balance though, I would have liked the higher percentage throw on that play -
No. That’s exactly the problem. McD hears that he’s too conservative, so he decides to shut up his critics and be aggressive at the wrong time. Yes, it was an aggressive call. You know what else? It was a stupid decision. Penn States coach (James Franklin) does the exact same thing. Calling a fake FG from the 2 yd line. Is that aggressive? Yup, no one expects it. Why? Because it’s stupid.
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Great QBs and the # of SuperBowl Victories
pennstate10 replied to Bills!Win!'s topic in The Stadium Wall
I actually consider Kelly to be a Super Bowl winning QB. he did exactly what Brady did to win his first Super Bowl. Guided his team to a game winning FG in the last minute of the game. Not his fault that the kicker failed. -
Lost in this entire discussion is the fact that the throw to Diggs would have been substantially easier than the throw to Shakir. The throw to Diggs, if Allen had taken it, would have occurred about 0.5 sec befor the throw to Shakir. When there wasn’t 600 lbs of beef in your face. A much easier throw. Josh gambled that he could hold the ball another 0,5 seconds to allow Shakir to uncover and then throw. It was a reasonable gamble given that the reward (TD) for the throw to Shakir was much higher. The safe play was the throw to Diggs. Given all the variables, including Diggs dropsies, shaky FG kicker, ability of KC to drive down field, it’s really impossible to say which was the right choice.
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Mike Ditka would like a word.
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Beane & McDermott end of season press conferences
pennstate10 replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
In fairness, Sherfields first drop was clearly DPI missed by the official. DB had his arm so he couldn’t get 2 hands on the ball. Burns me that they let this one go, but called a dpi on 42 that clearly wasn’t dpi. -
Bills Cap Breakdown by Greg Tompsett
pennstate10 replied to DrDawkinstein's topic in The Stadium Wall
Bills already did that. Signed KJ Hamler. good signing if injuries haven’t sapped his speed. -
Beane & McDermott end of season press conferences
pennstate10 replied to Process's topic in The Stadium Wall
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It might be my imagination, but I think the Bills have more miscommunication leading to TDs or missed TDs than most of the top teams. For instance, last night Kelce first TD, the Allen end zone INT 2 weeks ago, the missed winning TD to Davis in Philly OT. Why do Bills have all these miscommunications? In Malcolm Gladwell's book “Outliers”, he outlines a "10,000 hour" rule; it takes 10,000 hours of intensive practice to achieve complete mastery of complex skills and materials, like playing the violin or shooting slap shots, or running a pool table. I'm not taking this rule as gospel truth, but I think it is a good starting point. As you practice any skill, you acquire a "muscle memory". Which can be intellectual as well, knowing and reacting, not thinking, because you're practiced a situation a zillion times. Maybe 20 yrs ago, the best teams (ie, Manning's Colts) started organizing their own off season passing drills. They won a Super Bowl, and organized team activities (OTA) became a trend. Here's the thing. Bills dont really seem to have great "buy in" for their OTAs. Key players routinely miss these, and the mantra is "they're voluntary". Yup, players who are truly motivated volunteer for these. I hear about how certain players refuse to lose, and are hyper-competitive, but some of these same players don't show up for OTAs. Its their time off, per contract. Which is true. By the way, how many of you get 6 months vacation per year? A couple years back, one of the backup Bills QBs organized passing drills. Maybe not coincidentally, the passing offense in 2020-2021 was outstanding. Bills have one of the most talented rosters in the NFL. And a supreme talent at the most important position. And hard working, well respected coaches. But I'm thinking that until the players show comparable dedication, the playoffs is their peak. To scale that peak requires dedication.
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AFC Divisional Playoff - Chiefs @ Bills - 2nd half game thread
pennstate10 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
Nice play dhskir -
AFC Divisional Playoff - Chiefs @ Bills - 2nd half game thread
pennstate10 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
Another uncalled penalty -
AFC Divisional Playoff - Chiefs @ Bills - 2nd half game thread
pennstate10 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
More holding. The guys are terrible. -
AFC Divisional Playoff - Chiefs @ Bills - 2nd half game thread
pennstate10 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
That was such a bs call. it was 100% wrong -
AFC Divisional Playoff - Chiefs @ Bills - 2nd half game thread
pennstate10 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
Too close to overturn. -
AFC Divisional Playoff - Chiefs @ Bills - 2nd half game thread
pennstate10 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
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AFC Division Playoff - Chiefs @ Bills 1st half game thread
pennstate10 replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
Not crying. Just pointing out an obvious foul that wasn’t called.