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Dolphins should be on list, that fish is clearly leading with his helmet
oh wait they took the helmet off the Dolphin
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3 minutes ago, BillsInWilmingtonNC said:
If my memory serves me right, I remember him having great chemistry with Case Keenum and Sam Bradford where he put up solid numbers but has never developed that same chemistry with Cousins. If he is available, I fully expect Beane will look into it and see why he has had those issues and if it is something a change of scenery might help fix because when he was good, he was one of the best at the position IMO.
That article is pure speculation I don't think the Vikings would even consider this
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i would watch the video but i can never understand what the hell Shannon Sharpe is saying
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man those guys are geeky they definitely rode the pine on their high school sports teams but hey they were good in Math class
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ok we need to find Josh Allen a witch woman like this so he can play til he is 50 also
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2 hours ago, Bandito said:
Well let's bring in some negativity, shall we? We beat two of the worst teams in the league and have another one at home this weekend. Almost losing to the Jets doesn't bode well for us moving forward
And this my good sir is a tremendous job being negative. Message board balance restored.
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5 minutes ago, Warcodered said:
OK i feel better now Bills 31 Bengals 13
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everyone being so confident and positive on here is making me nervous
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Just now, 32ABBA said:
You guys are romanticizing Gare. He looks terrible. I mean, there are shed up backs that can get a few TD's in a season.
A bit harsh terrible?
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Buffalo Bills= NYS Champs
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i hope we dont get this conservative with a lead against a good team
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would like to at least see a short pass there to get in FG range
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terrible calllll
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daboll calling a great game another good block knox this time
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good blocks by spain and morse we have a line this year and an offense that can overcome mistakes and still score
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Just now, Les Vegetables said:
Pro style offense with a franchise QB! Go bills!
great block by Morse
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35 minutes ago, HOUSE said:
This explains the pick 6, he thought he was playing the GEE TAR
lol but the problem is there is no guitar or any actual instruments being played in most RAP and Im hoping i never have to hear his music. Id much rather watch him catch
td passes from JA.
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20 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:
This is from Joe B's All-22 review on The Athletic, which requires a subscription. Not posting the whole review, just the bit on Murphy:
Following a frustrating, injury-filled 2018, Trent Murphy returned in the spring without any lingering issues. He was healthy, and the Bills hoped he would become the player they envisioned when they signed him to a sizable free-agent contract in the 2018 offseason. Without Murphy on the field, the Bills wouldn’t have been able to bottle up Sam Darnold and Le’Veon Bell nearly as well as they did.
Murphy registered an assisted tackle, a pass defense and a fumble recovery at the end of the game, which seemed measly by box score standards. Murphy’s performance is the precise reason why going back to review the film is so essential. Beyond the numbers, he was outstanding. The left defensive end led the way in snaps for all defensive linemen and consistently provided pressure off the edge to set off Darnold’s internal alarm clock. The play that most will remember is when Darnold eluded Murphy’s tackle to throw a touchdown pass the referees later disallowed. Regardless, if Murphy hadn’t read his keys and hold his spot on the read-option play near the goal line, Darnold would have been able to dive into the end zone for a touchdown.
Murphy forced Darnold to throw while his team was blocking down the field and forced a penalty. The Jets scored on the next play, but that wasn’t on Murphy’s watch. His pass-rushing was good against the Jets, but it was his run defense that really stood out. Murphy’s ability to lock Bell between the tackles was one of the biggest reasons the defense had such success on Sunday.
Edge contain is often a lost art with sack-obsessed defensive ends, but it is a critical component both to Murphy’s skill-set and the team-based defensive scheme Sean McDermott runs. Murphy used his long frame to keep the right tackle away from his pads on rushing plays. He combined his length with enough to power to shift the right tackle where he wanted him, essentially building a wall that prevented the ever-patient Bell from kicking it outside for bigger yardage.
Murphy routinely set the table for his teammates to make plays at or near the line of scrimmage — and is likely receiving plenty of internal praise from his coaching staff and teammates. He didn’t register a sack on Sunday, but the way he played — and how it showed up on film — was more than worth the weight of his substantial contract.
And I got the wrath of many when I said I'd rather stick with the combo of Murphy and Shaq instead of trading for Clowney
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5 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:
Are you kidding? Every post in this thread is pro-Bills and suggesting we had plenty of chunk plays and will have more.
The average poster at this board is extremely pro-Bills to the point of it being more of a religion than objective commentary about the team.
To future Bills and Josh Allen dominance I pray.... Amen, goooooooooooooooooooooooooo billlllllllllllllllllllllllllls
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48 minutes ago, mead107 said:
Missed it.
What do all the music people say? Yeah, or nay
I do music for a living and i say a big nay
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and i could give 2 ***** about completion percentage and almost ints and analytics crap. so far he is showing poise, leadership, and that he can handle adversity. thats way more important to me than analytics. there is more to the game than stats. and if he keeps on track with his development the stats are gonna come. thank goodness we no longer have a QB the coaches dont trust and QBs who cant move the offense for multiple games.
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And im talking the kid has a chance to be consistently good for years to come. I dont know why so many
Bills fans are down on this idea. I know I know we have been let down by so many QBs since Kelly but damn why is everyone so afraid to admit that we may have our franchise QB here. I am choosing to be excited about it instead of debbie downer. im freaking sick of rooting for a team and knowing the QB isnt gonna amount to anything therefore coach and gm fired and back to square one yet again. cmon bills fans show some HOPEb
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Also its his 12th full game people and on the road with a divisional opponent how bout we give the kid some time here. He is showing more promise to me than any
QB we've had since Kelly
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3 hours ago, PirateHookerMD said:
https://www.pff.com/news/fantasy-football-what-we-learned-week-1-2019
No comment on Singletary or the Defense, just hate on Josh Allen in both segments.
Buffalo
What I think is real: Bad Josh Allen. He had two interceptions, two lost fumbles, and more mistakes that the Jets couldn’t capitalize on. He’s just not very good. … John Brown did what most of us thought Brown would do, scoring a long touchdown and leading the team in targets. He’ll be hit and miss, but the hits will be good.
What I don’t: Good Josh Allen. In the fourth quarter, he led two scoring drives to ultimately win the game, rushing for one touchdown and connecting with Brown on the game-winning score. But there is just too much that is a mess about his game right now.
sounds like they watched a few highlights but not the whole game. also everyone is analyzing him with an agenda based on their opinions of him coming out of the draft.
Concussion hypocrisy
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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and the panthers helmet is clearly encouraging players to bite
oh and jags too