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  1. 26 minutes ago, Call_Of_Ktulu said:

    Look at the offensively horrid teams that the Patriots have played. There’s not even a good enough WR on any of those teams for Gilmore to hold.

    I don’t mind licking wounds and moving on but its really hard to get excited about anything other than the defense with this team.

     

    Check out our rushing offense. It's really good. We can run the ball. We can stop the run. We can stop the pass. Now we just need to pass the ball. Josh Allen was terrible today in his 16th career NFL regular season game against the greatest game-planning head coach ever with an historically good defense. Allen needs a lot of work, but he will get better. Part of the fun this year is watchng his development. We also have a relatively easy schedule. The #5 playoff seed is a very realistic goal. The Cheatriots are maddening, but it can still be fun following the Bills this season. Also, Brady doesn't look the same. The decline is real. The end will come. BTW, if the Saints beat the Cowboys tomorrow night, then the Bills are tied for the FOURTH best record in the NFL behind the Pats, Chiefs, and 49ers.

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  2. 2 minutes ago, Steptide said:

    He was garbage at times. He also kept us in the game, as well as the defense. Allen didn't give up the blocked punt in the 1st quarter 

     

    He most definitely did NOT keep us in the game. He was complete garbage. Reminiscent of Rob Johnson, JP Losman, and EJ Manuel. He has regressed with his throwing mechanics and decision-making. He choked in the biggest game of his career to date. On top of that, he has now sustained his second pro career injury in 16 games played. 

     

    We are very, very far away from having our franchise QB, folks. Maybe Josh needs to stop making cutesy social media videos with Jim Kelly and Bills Mafia and start focusing on better game preparation. I don't care anymore about how much he loves WNY and how cool his TD celebrations are. I care about success on the field and beating New England maybe once in a while.

  3. Dave Wheat clearly isn't being honest here. The concern isn't at all with one of the players slipping on one and tearing an ACL. They're only worried about the PR and the preservation of a family-friendly atmosphere when you have dildos flying onto the field. But the thing is that dildos are ESSENTIAL items for any adult female and also many adults males like Tom Brady. They need to be celebrated and encouraged. Keep launching those floppy toys, boys! Keep it up! It's Patriots week, baby!!!!! :) I want to see New Era field drenched in a sea of marital aid devices! All colors are welcome, but red, white, and blue preferred.

     

     

  4. 15 hours ago, Capco said:

     

    100% spot on afaik.  When I was in my teens, the most I knew about offenses and formations and whatnot was pretty much predicated on Madden for a while lol.

     

    Once I began really digging into the X's and O's of football, and specifically EP, I remember thinking "Wait, so some teams motion a receiver and depending on where that receiver motions to, it can alter the OTHER receiver's routes, all at the same time?!  That was the "think outside the box" moment for me and was when I really started to gain an appreciation for how creative plays in football can be.  

     

    One final thought:  when people say Brady is a "system" QB, this is exactly what they are referring to.  People say the system makes it "easy" on Brady, and while that's true to a point, it still takes a smart, capable QB to run this highly complex offense.  All the EP does is help maximize the production of those who can handle it, assuming you have the smarts on the rest of your offense to implement it.  

     

    We're lucky Josh has a big arm AND a big brain.  

     

    For what it's worth, Josh Allen scored a really good 37 on the Wonderlic. Our youthful AFC QB competitors:

     

    Rosen: 29

    Darnold: 28

    Mayfield: 25

    Mahomes: 24

    Watson: 20

    Jackson: 13

     

    Of course, Ryan Fitzpatrick scored a 48. And he also went to Harvard (I bet none of you knew that).

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  5. 35 minutes ago, Locomark said:

    What matters is that the new group has no memory of past failures against the Pats as Bills. That really matters because they don’t have the “here we go again mentality” that I heard in the stands last week when we blew the lead. Not losing that composure or pressing too much matters against quality opponents. I just wish more of our new guys had recent playoff experience!!!

     

    There are only 5 players who were Buffalo Bills during any part of the 17-year playoff drought:

     

    1. Lee Smith - 2011-2014

    2. Hughes - 2013-2016

    3. Lawson - 2016

    4. L. Alexander - 2016

    5. Ferguson - 2016

     

    Then you have only 9 guys since 2017 with memories of losing 4 in a row to the Pats as Buffalo Bills, 17 guys arriving here in 2018 who have memories of losing twice to the Pats, and now 22 new guys for 2019 who have never lost to the Pats while wearing a Bills uniform.

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  6. Actually, yes this game will probably determine a lot about the season. This could be the difference between a #1/#2 playoff seed with a bye and at least 1 home playoff game vs. a 5th seed and likely having to play the entire playoffs on the road.

     

    Keep your eyes on the prize, Bills fans. The legacy of the 90's Bills going to 4 straight Super Bowls is at stake here. The Patriots must not make a 4th in a row. Forcing them to play on the road vs KC, Baltimore, Houston, Buffalo, etc... makes it a lot harder for them to return.

     

    But I understand that some of you have low expectations and simply want to see improvement from last year's 6-10 record. It's pathetic to me, but I understand. You're a defeated shell of a human and need years of psychological counseling from the 17-year drought. I hope you get the help you need and can one day approach game days vs. the Patriots with a scintilla of confidence and optimism.

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  7. 2 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:

    It hasn’t been 20 years , slappy. But enjoy the last couple seasons of TB career before you go back to following MLB and hockey exclusively. Did you know the Patriots existed even before 2001? 

     

    I have NEVER met a Patriots fan that can name a single Patriots player off the top of their head - other than Drew Bledsoe - who played before the Brady/BB era. Part of that is because they were a complete joke of a franchise for their first 40 years. But part of that is, of course, because New Englanders are terrible football fans and complete bandwagoners who have been condoning cheating and celebrating sociopathic behavior for 20 years. Cover the field in a layer of adult toys, Bills fans! Let's end this fraudulent dynasty.

  8. 22 hours ago, Kelly the Dog said:

    IMO in all the years of Bills football they were the best team in the entire league two times. 1990 and 1980. 

     

    I'd include the 1964 Bills in there (better than the Browns and Colts). I could also make a case for the 1999 Bills and 1965 Bills, though it would be a bit more of a stretch. If you want to include Buffalo pro football in general, I'll include the 1920 and 1921 All-Americans.

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  9. 8 hours ago, Seasons1992 said:

     

    I heard my name?

     

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    We don't root for injuries.......bad juju.

     

     

    I hope Brady has to leave because he's "sore"....................................................................................................................................................just sayin.

     

    That's why I say the sooner Bills fans launch those "special toys" out onto the field, the better.

  10. 11 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

    There is no comparison is my point. He hasn't done anything in the league to warrant as much love as people are giving him except dress funny, hence why I bring up Newton.

     

    Do you even NFL, bruh?! I work at GMFB. I watch every game. Initially, I was skeptical like you. I thought he was merely the most transformative athlete this pro sport has ever seen in its illustrious 100-year history. But after Thursday night's game, I'm now convinced. He is the son of God, presumably back again this time to do good against the very dark forces that inhabit this beloved league of ours (Doug Marrone, Patriots, etc...). Will you bow down immediately and deliver your oath of fealty to Gardner Minshew, young GoBills808? Or will you continue to be a skeptical d!ck and pollute this message board with your heresy? Your choice. Make it a good one. As for me? I'm prepping my private parts in anticipation of Gardner's next mandate. Godspeed, GoBills808. Godspeed.

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  11. 2 minutes ago, billsintaiwan said:

    If the Bills lose to Tennessee there is something seriously wrong

     

    Easiest path to 10 wins and a probable wild card is: beat Jets, Dolphins twice, Bengals, Steelers, Broncos, Titans, and Redskins. This is very doable.

  12. 29 minutes ago, Success said:

    They’re looking very smart right now.  It feels like the team is in good hands and will be for years.

     

    I don’t miss Gilmore - I only wish the Pats didn’t get him.  He’s their best player in D and a real difference maker for them.

     

    My thoughts exactly. White and Gilmore as your 2 CB's is devastating. But Levi Wallace has a lot of promise. Plus White is going to demand a Gilmore-like contract next year, so I don't know if it's wise to allocate that much money to your CB's in this style of defense. Oh yeah, and this is a very important point: I don't think Gilmore would fit in this locker room. All of these McBeane Bills actually seem to like playing in Buffalo and like the fans.

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  13. I like stats. They make me happy. Here are the 8 stats I always look for when evaluating the quality of a defense:

     

    1. Points allowed per game

    2. Yards allowed per game

    3. Red zone TD percentage

    4. 3rd down percentage

    5. Run yards allowed per play

    6. Opponent passer rating

    7. Sacks

    8. Interceptions

     

    They still need to work on the red zone defense, which was abysmal last year. More turnovers would also be nice. Otherwise, a great start to the season! We should keep bumping this thread and track their progression in all these stat categories. Can't wait to get the stat boost with the two games against Miami!!!

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