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What is this.. DVR you speak of? Some form of alien technology? I’ve never heard of it before... Clearly the point of my ramble was the best ways to watch the replays. Thanks for sharing with the rest of us! Gold star for you! ⭐️

I normally keep quiet when it comes to the media’s coverage of this team. However it feels like things have reached a fever pitch. Not even so much as the general showing of disrespect, (bc respect is earned) but just the way this team is perceived as a joke lately. How many replays are are being shown on NFLN between the Colts and Bills? Two. What times are they on? 2am Friday night, and 4am Monday night. How many replays between the Browns and Redskins? EIGHT. Typically all shown between 10am and 10pm. Typically when NFLN does an inside training camp, replays are shown throughout the day and night. What day does Buffalo land on? Same day as 1st preseason game. Guess which of the shows got the replays throughout the night? Also, if you happened to catch the training camp live on NFLN, when they were interviewing JA, about every minute or so when he would answer a question, that smug little troll with the big ears would look at the camera and smirk. As if saying, “yeah right, you guys suck.” The utter disrespect and BALLS to do that while sitting net to someone who could literally end you, is just in fathomable! The Bills website kinda edited over a bunch of those looks with live play rather than showing it. (Will try to post screen cap below) Madden: (yeah, yeah, it’s Madden) 2nd ranked defense last year. THREE players on D rated over 80. Defense overall rated as an 80. Along the likes of Washington, Detroit, NYJ, and AZ. Rated higher are, SF, ATL, GB, NO, and HOU WITH AN 88??? Yeah, I get it, we haven’t done anything in the past century. But it’s not like AZ, WASH, DET, etc, have been setting the world on fire as well..

This is why the coaching staff needs to place someone on Dabols hip pocket. Should his scheme work wonders, and should he leave for a promotion, that person steps up with the same understanding and knowledge of the system that Is already in place. Continuity breeds winning. As opposed to bringing in a new coordinator, and changing everything. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. (Wrecks)

Just looking at the current playoff schedule, and it occurred to me.. Why does the #2 seed from the AFC, have the same amount of rest as the #1 seed in the NFC? All things considered, shouldn’t both #1 seeds have the luxury of the extra day off? I was under the impression that Walt Coleman retired.. So, what gives?

You mean a QB who has all the physical tools, that just needed to put the game together mentally? Someone who got a chance to sit, watch game tape, and recognize different defensive coverages over the course of a year? A QB who was surrounded with talent before he was put in the starting lineup? What good could that do? I mean.. (“Either he has it, or he doesn’t” right?) Watch him bailing on plays early, because he feels pressure that isn’t there. Because the line almost got him killed on numerous occasions. I’m not saying that he could be what we’ve been waiting for.. but putting him in a position without means to succeed, DEFINITELY isnt doing him any favors in his progress.

What they’re never going to tell you... Last year was the tear down/tank year. Ship off anything you can get value for in the form of draft picks. Good QB class coming out, draft high. What they DIDNT plan on, was making the playoffs or having a winning record. How do you snap the longest drought in North American sports and come out and say.. “whoops! Wasn’t our intention?” Beane has been good so far at getting picks for players. However, Whaley is showing to be the master at digging through the trash and bringing in high quality players. Having the record that they did last year threw a wrench in their plans. Right now, you’re seeing them scramble to act like they planned for it all along.. Beanes ability to bring in any sort of quality FA is quite suspect to this point.

Which department did you speak to? The disconnect department, or a different one?

At 3-5, that’s when you start playing JA. You know what your OL and WR are capable of, and what they’re not. If Dabs is a good OC, he should be able to at the very least, find a way to not get the rook killed behind C. (That’s what the first 8 weeks were for) From there, just look for some sort of marked improvement from JA, from week to week. Heartbreaking losses, so be it. Let them all be learning experiences. (Ala, Peyton Manning, Carson Wentz, rookie years) Say we go, 4-12/5-11.. Top 5 pick or so in the draft.. trade down if possible, acquire more picks for “the process”. If no trade partner available, draft highest rated pass rusher. (DE, not DT. More than likely an area of need, as well as most bang for the buck on a rookie contract) If we get the extra picks, go RB, WR, OLB, TE, CB. (BPA, of course) Also, we’re looking at a bunch of cap space next year. (Personally, I’d invest in OL) Safest bet, and give the 2nd year QB, all the time he needs in the pocket. (Hopefully the 8 games this year don’t leave him “shell shocked” and given a false sense of pass rush this year) I wish everything in life were this easy to solve.. ??

Thank you for your work! Much appreciated! Thank god, football is back..

Ps, isn’t he the one that cost Min the trip to the SB that year they were like 15-1? ??

Does Gary Anderson make that kick in SB XXV? ??

If you believe in curses like the cover of Madden, this may not be the thread for you. With the exception of a couple that I can’t remember at the moment, (and nit picking aside) has anyone else ever noticed that since about 2003, typically the 2nd pick of the Bills in that years draft ends up being significantly injured for a decent amount of time? We always look at it as, “well, we get so-and-so back next year, which is like an extra draft pick.” Some of our 2nd picks since 2003 include.. 2017- Zay Jones (not out of action, but played all year hurt. Bad example) 2016- Reggie Ragland (yup) 2015- John Miller (Don’t remeber) 2014- Cyrus Kouandjio (yup) 2013- Kiko Alonso (happened after 1st year, but yup) 2012- Cordy Glenn (safe) 2011- Aaron Williams (sore subject) 2010- Torell Troupe (yup) 2009- Eric wood (sore subject, again, but rookie year, yup) 2008- James Hardy (yup) 2007- Paul Posluzney (yup) 2006- John McCargo (yup) 2005- Roscoe Parrish/Kevin Everett (you pick, but, yup) 2004- JP Losman (yup) That’s arguably 11/14. With the exception of JA, TE is probably the person who I will be looking for the most this year. Hopefully he can stay on the field for all 16 games. I couldn’t name his back-up right now if I tried.

The CIA, Orlando Anderson or Lil Half Dead, and Amir Mohammad. (Contract hit by Reggie Wright Jr. on behalf of Death Row.) Who the Bills will select on Thursday is MUCH harder to figure out.

You’re right, ever knowing 26... I’ve seen you post soooo many things worth a frontal lobotomy... Let’s just roll into the number one defense with Tolbert as our number 1RB. Sounds like a solid plan. But, as usual, nothing to contribute besides simply crapping all over something! Keep up the solid posts!

Say Shady can’t go next Sunday. I would rather have TT as a Rb than Tolbert. Discuss...