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The Red King

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  1. 2 hours ago, ShakAttack said:

    This thread proves that most of us can be talked into liking just about any signing.  Pretty much everyone would have preferred Blackmon before this signing, and some still do, but it is only a matter of time until we are enamored by his 2 SB rings, impressive stat line despite only 28 career starts and the fact that he “would have” been a starter had he been on a different team, he’s cheaper for the Bills  (oh and he hasn’t torn an ACL / Achilles yet either) ….. and therefore he’s a better signing than Blackmon.  Just wait. 

     

    Has anyone said that?  Most outright state "I would have preferred Blackmon..."

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  2. 9 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said:

    That was 23 the chart i posted was for 22.  I just think the injuries are overblown.  Because tte white was injured we end up with a hetter player.  Lineal Joseph helped fill the void at dr before jones came back.   Milano was a huge loss.  But when someone throws around “epidemic” when it is not true it needs to be questioned.  The offense was super healthy last year, priobably as good as you could hope as you spelled out.  

     

    And how was our defense in the Divisional Round?  I seem to recall losing starters in all three levels of defense, and attrition from there.  Not to mention I think three players (punter included) getting injured in the Wild Card the week before.

     

    In 2022 we lost Von Miller, who was playing fantastic, Tre and Milano.  Knox, I think?  Oh, and of course, we had a player outright die on the field.  Allen, while playing all games, did not look the same at all after injuring his elbow in the Green Bay game.

     

    This isn't a thread I made to lament injuries though.  It was simply an honest question of, is the organization doing anything to try and cut back on these injuries, and is there even anything that could be done?  That's all.

  3. Just curious if those in the know, know if Buffalo is changing anything about their conditioning program.  Yes, every team has injuries, but Buffalo was absolutely crippled by them, both in number and the quality of player taken down.  And it's been two seasons in a row now.

     

    To be clear, I'm asking seriously.  I'm no doc, or that knowledgable about the specifics of the different injuries or how teams handle this kind of stuff.  I know it's been bad luck, and I honestly don't know if there is anything we could change/improve to try and help cut down on them.

     

    I think this team can go all the way, and would hate to see a third straight season sniped by yet another epidemic of injuries.

     

    I hope we're not playing overseas this year.  And I'm not thrilled we're at Detroit again.  Hope their turf doesn't claim more victims. >.>

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  4. 5 hours ago, Chaos said:

    The entire dline disappeared against the Chiefs in the playoffs.  Its honestly hard for me to imagine anyone of them (including Oliver) are of critical strategic importance to the teams playoff success. 

     

    Wasn't Oliver being double-teamed b/c whatever the rest of the line was, wasn't doing jack?  Real hard to get to the QB when the O can just focus on one guy.

  5. Why do some people keep handwaving his injury?  Dude was playing solid football until the Detroit turf reached up and bit him.  His pressure sealed a win against KC two years ago.

     

    I say this because some people talk like he never did anything for us and his production just fell off a cliff due to age.

     

    Now, his age+injury is a concern.  He may well be done.  But with all this extra time he might just come back strong.  No way to know.  That's why I really like this contract.  I think I'm okay giving him each chunk of money at its respective tier, and more then happy to give him all that money if he gets all those sacks and gets us to the Super Bowl.

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  6. 8 hours ago, Buffalo Super Fan said:


    Von Miller is a washed up NFL football player that is a distraction. If Von Miller was a team player he should retire. The Buffalo Bills should have never signed him. Von Miller should have been released today he has no value as a NFL player anymore and certainly can’t help

    the Bills other than sitting on his but with a Bills jacket wrapped around himself playing sparely. At least the Chuck Knox over the hill 1980’s Buffalo Bills players like Conrad Dobler had some professional pride and gave the 1980 Bills something. Von Miller has given the Bills nothing total waste of a Bills roster spot. I don’t want to hear about Von Miller’s knee Conrad Dobler had bad knees without the medical technology we have today to repair his knee. Suck it and play Von Miller or retire in my opinion. Go Bills! Let’s Go Buffalo 

     

    Miller pressured Mahomes into throwing a pic that sealed a Bills' win over KC two years ago.  That's just one example.  People seem to forget Von actually looked good until he got injured.  Can he bounce back this year?  We'll see.  But stop saying he never did anything for the Bills.  Wanna blame something?  Blame that garbage turf in Detroit.

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  7. 17 minutes ago, Coldfronts said:

    Sure, it was a bit of a wise @ss comment but, those in glass house should not throw stones.

     

    Sorry.  I might have gone a bit over the top.  Just getting real tired of seeing Von Miller brought up in threads where it's irrelevant over and over.

     

    Talking about a bad coaching move?  Compare it to VM.  Talk about another player's contract?  Someone's gotta bring up VM.

     

    It's not just you, I know.  But as I go through theads here, no matter what they're about, I wait for someone to mention him.  And it almost always happens.

  8. 44 minutes ago, Coldfronts said:

    That trade for Wilson was almost as bad as the deal the Bill gave Von Miller

     

    Please tell me you're kidding.  You're honestly claiming the VM deal was worse then the Wilson trade?  I get it, you don't like the VM deal and saw another opportunity to b...complain...about it in an unrelated thread, but dear god.

     

    Yeah, I don't see Broncos fans going, "Yeah, that Wilson deal was terrible, cost us top draft picks, saddled us with dead cap hell, but at least we're not Buffalo!  I mean did you see that Von Miller deal?  Now those guys are screwed!"

  9. 1 hour ago, JakeFrommStateFarm said:

    Would have been nice to have him in the chiefs playoff game instead of that noodle leg kicker that the Bills had

     

    Hey, in his defense he was playing injured (happened when PIT blocked the FG).  I have no idea why they thought playing him instead of signing someone off the PS (or streets) for that game was a good idea.  Wasn't the poor punter's fault.

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  10. A Tua-led offense reminds me of our Frazier-run defenses.  Capable of wrecking mid-to-low tier teams.  But if the opponent can counter (in this case by forcing Tua to go past his first read), they are simply unable to adjust.

     

    We're seeing their ceiling with Tua.  I think with high-enough seeding they can win a home playoff game, but will never reach the AFCCG unless they are the #1 seed, which I don't see happening.

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  11. On its own?  Can't answer, too vague.  How good were the Bills?  How about their opponent?  What was the final score?  Were there turnovers (Buf turns the ball over four times, that's not on the coach).  Were we in position for a winning chip-shot FG we shanked.  Did McD blow the game through poor clock management?  Did he play it too safe and punt on 4th and 3 with one minute left?

     

    Too many variables.

  12. People here were all too quick to throw him to the wolves without a shred of evidence.  And, once cleared of all wrongdoing, just left him there.  Should have signed him the day after we got eliminated.

     

    You know he's gonna light it up, steal a game or two for them, and kill us at some point late in a game where they run it three times to kill the clock and then cannon a punt to bury us deep when we need a score and there's, like, thirty seconds left.

     

    We deserve this.  This is karma.

     

    Good for Matt.  He didn't deserve any of this, and once cleared didn't deserve to keep sitting and waiting.  I actually hate KC a little less for this.

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  13. I think extremism is the issue in this thread.

     

    * No, injuries were not the only thing wrong with the Bills.  It's wrong to say that the team was perfectly fine and would have easily gone undefeated w/o injuries.

     

    * It is, however, equally ignorant to say that those injuries were a "non-factor" that all teams had to deal with.  Buffalo had a lot of key injuries, and came into that KC game decimated in comparison.

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  14. 18 hours ago, FireChans said:

    How does it cost us extra money to do it this year?

     

    My understanding is that, on the whole, it saves us more money to get it done this year.

     

    Diggs' dead-cap hit this season would be higher then what we're actually paying him.  It would quite literally cost us more to get rid of him.

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