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1 minute ago, Commsvet11 said:
And was fired wasn’t he?
Correct. You don' think he learnt anything and grew as a coach during that time?
His first season at NE also sucked.
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5 minutes ago, Commsvet11 said:
Im pretty sure all those playoffs appearances, Super Bowl appearances and Super Bowl rings give BB a bit of leway.
5 losing records in first 6 years as head coach. ?
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Should the Patriots fire Bill Belichick?
He's been an HC for more than 25 years and still makes mistakes.
Some people wouldn't be happy regardless of who was HC at the Bills.
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38 minutes ago, Generic Screen Name 2 said:
This is complete and total B.S. You just keep believing what you want to believe. You're totally over-complicating things but whatever makes you feel better I guess.
Say/ think whatever you want about the "process" and what kinds of players they want (you're making way too much out of that too.) McDermott and Beane are not going anywhere for at least a few more years. You can bank on that. And they shouldn't go anywhere. They should be given a fair chance to turn things around. The long-haul type of turnaround not the mediocre Whaley type band-aid fix that gets you exactly middle-of-the-road and nothing more.
These owners are actually a lot more intelligent than you give them credit for. They know they needed a solid, long-term plan to give this team any chance of being a contender. They have what you obviously don't have: patience. It's called the 'big picture'. But, in order to see the big picture, you have to stop crying for a minute about every loss this year and probably next. You all are so ridiculous. They've been on board less than 2 seasons now but you're already throwing in the towel? Seriously? You keep firing everyone every few years and what do you honestly expect will happen?
This ^
Well said
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? ^ takes out 2 defenders with that block.
Then finished the drive with this great td catch
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On 12/3/2018 at 8:46 AM, JohnC said:
Another TE on the team who has caught my eye is T.J. Hochenson, 6'5", 250 lbs. I'm not sure if he is coming out. But if he was he would in my estimation worthy of a third round pick.
I like him a lot John. I think he would be the better fit in Buffalo.
Excellent blocking.
Is much more Gronk like than Fant.
Wouldn't be surprised to see the Patriots take him at the end of the first round. I hope not.
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Beane is Joe's medulla oblongata
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11 hours ago, Alphadawg7 said:
I would love that mock.
And for the record, I have been saying for awhile now that I firmly believe Metcalf will be the first WR taken and is the best prospect to be a high end #1 WR in the NFL. He has the size, uses the size, and has the speed to be a top end WR. He is being over looked a little due to the neck injury, however, he will rise back to the consensus top guy I believe through the combine and offseason workouts. His injury isnt a risk to his skill set, its a neck injury, not like an ACL or something that could hamper him at the next level.
There are 7 or 8 guys that have a legit shot at being taken in the first round, and this offseason, combine, workouts, etc will start separating them more. But I expect it to be Metcalf to finish at the top of those lists most often.
I doubt Tyler Badasz lasts until the third Rnd. "Best interior lineman in the draft".
Unpopular choice but I'd like the Bills secure him with the first pick.
Dawkins, Teller, Badass can grow together with Allen.
Best available (attainable) fa Rt/RG
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Enjoying this thread Op .
Some well thought out responses too.
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28 minutes ago, Augie said:AMEN!
So, to be clear, are we firing everybody now? Or do we get to wait?
I’m down with differing opinions. But opinions based upon 20/20 hindsight are irritating.
You will have to wait until the Monday after our next loss. "FIRE EVERYONE! I Demand accountability and instant gratification"
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8 hours ago, BuffaloHokie13 said:
7: R1P7 - WR D.K. METCALF, MISSISSIPPI
39: R2P7 - C ELGTON JENKINS, MISSISSIPPI STATE
70: R3P6 - TE ALBERT OKWUEGBUNAM, MISSOURI
109: R4P7 - CB KIY HESTER, RUTGERS
133: R4P31 - RB DARRELL HENDERSON, MEMPHIS
146: R5P7 - DL RICKY WALKER, VIRGINIA TECH
163: R5P24 - G BEN POWERS, OKLAHOMA
182: R6P7 - WR HUNTER RENFOW, CLEMSON
223: R7P7 - S TYREE KINNEL, MICHIGAN
232: R7P16 - LB DANTE BOOKER, OHIO STATELooks solid BH13. ?
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What are you dribbling about now Joe?
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I tried to be as accurate as possible regarding projected round, hence why there's probably a few names some may be unfamiliar with.
T.J HOCKENSON tight end
Get it done ! ?
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7: R1P7TYLER BIADASZCentre WISCONSIN39: R2P7COLLIN JOHNSONWR TEXAS70: R3P6BYRON MURPHYCB WASHINGTON109: R4P7RICKY WALKERDT VIRGINIA TECH133: R4P31
T.J. HOCKENSON
TE IOWA146: R5P7DENZEL MIMS
WR BAYLOR163: R5P24JONATHAN LEDBETTEREDGE DE GEORGIA182: R6P7LAMICAL PERINERB FLORIDA -
5 hours ago, Joeziehmer said:
Write a draft yourself then you seem quite capable of mocking mine as I’ve actually tracked players and written statements on them.
Done.
Posted in your mocking draft thread.
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"Joeziehmer
Write a draft yourself then you seem quite capable of mocking mine as I’ve actually tracked players and written statements on them."
Ok I'll take the bait. Way to early but anyway.
Rnd 1: WISCONSIN - Centre
TYLER BIADASZ 6'3 322lbs
Rnd 2: TEXAS - Wide Reciever
COLLIN JOHNSON 6'5 220lbs
Or OHIO - Wide Reciever
PARIS CAMPBELL 6'0 210lbs
Rnd 3: WASHINGTON - Corner Back
BYRON MURPHY 6'0 178lbs
Rnd 4: VIRGINIA TECH - Defensive Tackle
RICKY WALKER 6'1 309lbs
Rnd 4: IOWA - Tight End
T.J. HOCKENSON 6'5 250lbs
Rnd 5: BAYLOR - Wide Reciever
DENZEL MIMS 6'4 180lbs
Rnd 5: GEORGIA Edge DE
JONATHAN LEDBETTER 6'3 277lbs
Rnd 6: FLORIDA Running Back
LAMICAL PERINE 5'11 227lbs
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3 minutes ago, Joeziehmer said:
If he survives this season first and judging by Beane cutting Peterman quickly after the presser; the GM has no faith.
"$5k" says he survives this season unless he starts suggesting to Beane things like this ?
1st Round: Bryce Love
Running back out of Stanford good speed and good body awareness and vision.
2nd Round: Sam Mustipher
Cenrer our of Notre Dame good body control and agility fighting to avoid sacks and tackles for loss at the point of attack
3rd Round: LJ Scott
Bruising running back Michigan State for short yardage situations and jumbo packages at the goal line"
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11 minutes ago, Joeziehmer said:
So, throwing games for picks that’s worked out so well for taking a playoff and competitive team to the depths. I’m glad my older brother isn’t alive to see loser mentality fans who hop abroad wanting to lose.
You've got to be kidding me. I've been further even more decided to use even go need to do look more as anyone can. Can you really be far even as decided half as much to use go wish for that? My guess is that when one really been far even as decided once to use even go want, it is then that he has really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like. It's just common sense.
In seriousness and confident I've deciphered your post.
Yes " throwing games for picks" is a common strategy used in sporting codes across the globe.
The Buffalo Bills are a business. A high draft pick is a more important asset to the business than appeasing the likes of yourself.
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McD supporter here.
Did we actually want to win today?
Currently picking at 6th in the draft depending on Lions (winning atm so that won't change).
A win would have bumped us to pick 11+
If your trying to throw a game special teams isn't a bad place to do it.
** McDermott will still be head coach of the Bills in 2021. At least I hope this is the case as means we are headed in the right direction and winning.
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22 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
It is as pressing a need as any on offense. Our two best pass rushers will be 36 and 31 going into next season, Shaq is playig well but is a limited rusher, Trent Murphy will likely be cut and is constantly hurt.
Good point.
Kyle is going to need to be replaced also.
HappyDays.
If they went all offense in this draft I feel we'd be in the same position in 2-3 years time only on the other side of the ball.
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19 minutes ago, TheBeaneBandit said:
Me too. I just feel the odds point to BPA being DL, but im open to whatever wins more games ultimately. More picks is great too, but I don't see this draft having the QB prospects to make that scenario likely.
I agree, and we won't be missing out anything.
So much value in rounds 2-4 to fill our needs at wr, c, it, cb.
I'll leave it to the powers that McB.
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Best player available that suits our needs.
Wish we had more 2nd rounders this draft.
Expect McBeane will take a balanced approach, I'm confident they have the foresight to look beyond 2019.
Call me a kool-aid drinking homer but I'll root for whoever pulls on a Bills helmet.
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3 minutes ago, OCinBuffalo said:
Well, here we are again, at this time and place of the season, with practice squad heroes, street FAs, and backups of backups....
...STARTING...as our defensive backs == CBs, safeties, whatever. This allowed the Jets back into a game where they were physically beaten in the trenches, both sides, just like last game. So please, tell me again about how things are won upfront...when we win upfront, and still lose the game.
It's literally been 8+ years of the same exact thing. Again, we began the game with only one true starting NFL CB on the field, when we need 4. And, #1 guy decides to *%&* the bed. Which only reinforces the point: you can't expect a single CB to be the answer to all things passing in a season.
I have defined this problem, albeit obsessively,(but can you blame me after a decade+ of being right, and no action/change?) since 2005. We still have people, be they posters here, or decision-makers in the FO, or idiot media, that can't seem to process this simple concept: "it's a passing league", and teams do not have 2 starting CBs, they have 4. 4! Even if one grudgingly agrees that a slot CB is a starter(= 3rd LB only on field 30-40% of snaps => is he a starter?), it seems near impossible for that person to understand that you need a 4th corner to cover today's TEs/4 WR sets/RB out of the backfield today. Again: 4 Starters.
It makes no difference if you have 2 stud CBs. Today's QBs are simply going to find whoever is being covered by your #3-4 guys and throw it to them. And if anybody gets hurt?
How many times must we repeat the lesson? This is rapidly approaching Orwellian denial of reason. Why is there such a blind spot on this?
Answer: because at draft time, when we take a CB in the 4th round, or any round? Clowns abound screaming about how we could have taken a C/T/G. For literally 13 years the same nonsense: draft O line is the dullard's answer to everything, and yet: nothing.
You think I'm being overly hard on this point? Wait until the draft pick threads. When we take an any-round CB: same old crap from the same old posters.
So your suggesting we should take an RB in the 1st & 3rd round?
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Would someone like Kyle have much input regarding his replacement?
ie. Curious...Does anyone know if it is un/common to seek the advice of veteran players regarding potential draft picks/replacements or who they want alongside them?
McDermott is going to cost us in a big game
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted · Edited by Ned Kelly
What does the Bills being historically bad have to do with the McDermott or Beane?
So yes, some fans do act like "cry-babies" and can't see the forest for the trees.
Next year I hope and expect we improve.
Going to be a young and exciting team.
Mistakes will be made.
Why do you say he didn't learn anything? This makes no sense.
The Browns waited 5 years. ?