Bob Chandler's Hands
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4 hours ago, wppete said:
Also a good marketing gimmick.Marketing for what purpose? Sell more night practice training camp tickets to wrestling fans?
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No problems here.
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15 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
Come to think of it maybe this entire offseason is just Beane trolling the jersey makers.
Marquez Valdes-Scantling
Sedrick Van Pran-Granger
Re'Mahn Walter Zhamar Jamar Davis
And "Bills"
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On 4/28/2024 at 11:07 AM, Ethan in Cleveland said:
I have to be correct 100% of the time in my job.
This is an amazing statement. I am afraid to even ask what you do for a living. Taxi driver?
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3 hours ago, skibum said:
How are three AFC quarterbacks who have never won the Super Bowl listed ahead of Mahomes, who has repeatedly showed all of them who their daddy is on the biggest stages?
Because it's not a stat for Super Bowl wins?
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1 minute ago, MiltonWaddams said:
I like my Claypool, Les.
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1 hour ago, 4BillsintheBurgh said:
Isn't he the guy that said he got his love for the game back after leaving the Bills?
That was Ryan O'Reilly.
Wait...I might have that wrong.
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21 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
To me…if DeAndre Hopkins and Brandon Marshall had a baby
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1 hour ago, Logic said:
Also...the "5280" on the helmet is NOT great
They're really big on the 5280 thing across all the sports teams here in Denver.
I mean, I get it, the city is at relatively high altitude and it's cool that it happens to be 1 mile above sea level. But it's not like it's something great anyone accomplished. It's just plate tectonics.
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3 minutes ago, Doc said:
Hard to get away with a slap on the wrist with 8 felonies.
I heard about a national politician with way more than 8 felonies pending against him and it seems unlikely he even gets a slap on the wrist.
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On 3/25/2024 at 7:14 AM, Irv said:
Wilson treated the Bills as his personal ATM.
It's almost like he owned the team
On 3/25/2024 at 8:58 PM, freddyjj said:- Left $1.2 billion in his foundation to assist Detroit and BUF
Thanks Ralph! RIP.
You're the first to bring this up. I think it's his biggest legacy. Thank you
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3 hours ago, Turk71 said:
Sure, it's complex with a lot of moving parts, but no one is expected to get everything right. There are 31 other guys with the same complex job and you're trying to be better than them.
Spending too much draft and cap capital on the dline with limited success; and taking too long to get a decent offensive line, while needing another top wr, have been his biggest shortcomings imo. Whether that's on him, McD or both?
No one is "expected to get everything right" then you list deficiencies without also listing positives or pointing out the 4 division titles in a row, 5 playoff wins, etc.
Unclear what your point is here.
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Wait, they're tagging Josh Allen right when Wegmans releases more bags with his likeness? Are these related?
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2 hours ago, Shaw66 said:
I agree. I think we often tend to under-appreciate the difficulty of other people's jobs.
What's interesting to me is not simply the complexity. As some have said, he has a staff that's evaluating the draft talent, evaluating the free-agent talent, running the cap numbers, evaluating the consequences of one move or another. What's interesting is that he has to make big decisions with such incomplete information. He knows, for example, that if he signs a big-ticket receiver it will affect what's he's able to do at several other positions. If he decides he can't afford it, well, a big-ticket D-tackle is waiting to be signed, too. Can he afford the impact in the receiving room if he splurges? Exactly how much linebacker help does he need? How much cornerback help? No matter how much information his staff may generate, he still has to make consequential decisions without all the information he'd like to have.
It's the literal reason "he gets paid the big bucks" (as opposed to the sarcastic or ironic way that term is often used)
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There are plenty of jobs out there that are this complex.
And yes, it's complex.
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Nay. We don't need the hyphenated last name. It's confusing.
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1 hour ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:
I don't see a scenario where trading diggs makes sense and doesn't just open up a massive hole. No compensation offered will do anything to move the needle. The offers will be things like 4th and 5th round picks. I don't want that.
Improving WR2 should help a lot. Need more speed, and ideally someone with more route running chops. Brady never really got it working with Diggs oddly enough, but I'm willing to bet he has a plan since they hired him.
WR1 - Diggs
WR2 - ??? - Ideally a rookie with some wheels and hands
WR3 - Shakir
WR4 - ??? - Vet who can play inside and out
WR5 - Harty i guess - totally open to moving him but maybe they just lower the cap hit and keep him as a returner
WR6 - Shorter or a rookie who outplays him
Agree with this, except we don't know if the vet or the rookie is WR2 or WR4 yet. Could go either way.
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I assume they first checked in with Zach Wilson on these?
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Went to the last of the four Bills SB's (in Atlanta vs. Dallas) and in Tampa for Steelers-Cards (which was awesome).
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9 minutes ago, mbowman14 said:
He doesn't have stone hands which is the really frustrating part. I think it is a concentration issue. The corner route he ran from the backfield for a TD against Dallas is a catch stone hands receivers don't make. Way too many drops for his skillset.
"Butter fingers" then?
Point is that the empirical evidence thus far is he is bad at catching a football.
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Cook is the worst 'pass catching' RB I've seen in awhile. Dude has stone hands.
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Didn't need to drill the guy and get a 15 yarder
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NFL plans to have over $25 Billion per year in revenue by 2027
in The Stadium Wall
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Just to put $25B in revenue into some different context...in 2022 the 100th largest US company (in terms of revenue) was Qualcomm at $44B.