Man with No Name
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4 minutes ago, RichRiderBills said:
This was/ is crazy. I said something during the game to family.
They always make the 50+ yards against us!
ya. as soon as the tv guys said they needed 35 yards at the end of the game. i laughed out loud and said MAYBE 25.
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i thought allen played well towards the end. first couple drives he couldn't find receivers. and the INT was just a bad decision. such a hard throwing running right, across his body 50 yards down the field. After that he was fine.
The refs were very bad tonight. just keep the flags in your darn pockets.
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Von Miller is on the field because:
Epinesa, Jones, Philips
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1 minute ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:
Josh hasn’t been his usual accurate self. I think something is going on with the shoulder.that ball probably travelled 60 yards in the air across his body on the run. just a dumb decision.
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Michael Smith was on ESPN for LOOONG time. was always on around the horn way back in the day. 15 years?
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honestly sounds like a story that might be made up. convenient for a 20 year nfl player to have had a quote like this said to him in the beginning, but doesn't remember who.
it's just a neat little quote to fit a narrative. i'll give it 50/50.
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ive gotten peacock for 19.99 for entire year the last two years. it is 100% worth it. i understand your gripe, but just pay the 5.99. your 27 year streak is more important than holding out on crappy corporations to prove a point.
i dont have amazon, but id pay 8.99 for a month of it if that was the cost of watching a game i really wanted to see.
be happy it's not a double paywall. i stopped watching ufc ppvs a few years ago, bc now you have to pay for a monthly sub to espn+ just to have the right to pay another 75 for the show.
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4 hours ago, Limeaid said:
He probably wrestled each member on defense.
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12 minutes ago, Bubba Gump said:
At least 3/4. Diggs had one, or maybe two. And Davis was wide open at one point, but got lost on a football field somehow. No wonder he doesn't get anymore targets.
i was thinking this myself. always annoys me what little analysis we get from the tv guys on plays like that.
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it's nice to have a competent o-coordinator. on the other hand, if he is competent for the rest of the year and again next year, we will have to start again from scratch.
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i thought diggs came off well in the interview. his demeanor looked sincere, and sounded like a humble and good teammate. it's a wonder these guys ever give any kind of honest answer at all with some of the responses out there from people. and of course the media makes of the worst of them.
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1 hour ago, JTown said:
I'm not a McClappy supporter. He seemed quite narcissistic until after that article was released. He now appears to have changed his demeanor in interviews and press conferences. I have no doubt that he can be a great coach if he refrained from micro managing ever aspect of the team.
I like to think im self-aware, but every once in awhile I have something pointed out about me that I'm completely oblivious to. Maybe this article will work like that for him.
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20 minutes ago, PBF81 said:
Little? LOL
I didn't see any prior to your post.
But oh my, had the intended receiver been Gabe and anyone else wide open like Gabe was, and AHEM, is at other times too going unnoticed, then everyone would have been appoplectic.
I just hope that we get a whole lot more out of our mid-4th round WRs in the future.
i believe there would have been plenty of discussion had we lost. it really bothers me as well, and would like to have seen Josh have to answer a question on it.
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13 hours ago, JTown said:
I retired from the US Army after 26+ years of service. I did 3 tours in Afghanistan, 3 tours in Iraq, 9 months in Somalia, 9 months in Haiti, two tours in Korea and worked as an defense attache at the US Embassy in Chad.
While I am no a fan of McClappy, I see nothing wrong with what he was attempting to do when using 9/11 terrorists as a teaching point of leadership and communication.
I have no idea what McClappy said exactly or how it was perceived by his audience. I will tell you that many military leaders, myself included, have used the events of 9/11 as a teaching point. That doesn't mean that any of them support terrorists or terrorism. All military leaders use events such as 9/11, October 3, 1993, and battles throughout history as examples.
I find it amazing that people are offended talking about history. Again, I don't know the context or what was said my McDermott. But I know McDermott does not support terrorism. That assumption is asinine.
Bad people have used remarkable leadership, coordination and communication for bad intent. That doesn't mean that people who acknowledge said leadership support that bad intent.
There is no winner in war.
As for Von Miller, I guess that you have already convicted him of his alleged crimes so I will refrain from commenting.
people who are offended are dumb. people who think it was just a stupid thing to do are correct.
the military would have a different standard for what they use as teachable events compared to a football team. And honestly, maybe if he wasn't so damn awkward, he could have framed it better and gotten away with using it. He doesn't come off as a very good story teller/ speech maker.
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6 hours ago, Warcodered said:
Dan seems a little off about this, sure Toney is definitely awful about this but maybe one of these is close to as bad as the one he gets called on, the rest weren't, and if anything he finally got burnt on something he should have been called on all game.
Did i miss it, or did they NOT show where he was relative to that magic blue line on the play where the penalty was called?
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Good win. But knowing they won't get rid of McDermott takes the wind out of my sails. He will just never be the right guy for Allen. Maybe it will be healthy for the entire fanbase to temper expectations. We are in for a Dan Reeves/ Marty Schottenheimer type run for the foreseeable future. Maybe we will luck into the big one once.
Worse coaches have won a SB. Im pretty sure.
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9 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:
5 points lower than their season avg. They lucked out that Toney lines up Offside which is extremely rare or that game was lost. I'll give him credit that they won the game but that wasn't a great showing. This team needs to do better. McD is undefeated after the bye but IIRC those were mostly close games just like this one. Hopefully play better next week because Dallas has the best O in the league right now, while KC is like 12th.
the thing i feel good about is I think we are usually outcoached by teams like the chiefs. i don't believe the cowboys are nearly as well coached.
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would he get 5 years 75 from an nfl team?
i think the only thing possibly keeping that from happening is all of these teams being under water with bad contracts from previous coaches.
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3 minutes ago, Wayne Arnold said:
I'll say it again - articles like these are required when a head coach is not getting the job done and an article comes out saying there's no chance he gets fired after the season.
If falling short on the field ("game management, decision making, whether some of the core principles of his defense are really sustainable under the modern salary cap") isn't going to result in changes then we have to go a different route.
Maybe Pegula is now getting the message. We're not going to allow Josh Allen to play his career here in Buffalo without lifting the Lombardi Trophy.
so much this. you hate to think they will make a guy unfireable because they were stupid enough to give him a WAY early extension.
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14 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:
Neither is a genius but Sirianni is not smarter than McD. Just listen to his introductory PC as an Eagle. NOT a smart guy.
Sirianni has considerably more talent on his team and plays in a much easier conference.
The biggest difference is that he entered into the job with an experienced, SB-winning GM who was at the top of his game. He is a puppet for Howie. When Howie is done with him it will be swift and painless for him to replace Sirianni. And if you think the stuff about McD sounds dumb wait for what they say after Sirianni gets canned.......you already see the meat headed behavior on the sideline that will only be magnified behind the scenes.
McD, by contrast, came in with Beane.........who was an outright terrible work-in-progress to start. Beane is just now rounding into form as a personnel man but the horse is out of the barn here wrt the salary cap because of Beane's terrible start.
being good in your first major public speaking appearance is not the same thing effectively planning and calling a football game.
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1 minute ago, zow2 said:
Greeny doubled down this morning on Get UP. He's sick of the Allen slander. Pretty much did a monologue on all the amazing stats Josh Allen has put up this season and over the last 4 years.. and really only Mahomes comes close or bests him in a few of the categories. He ended it by saying if they didn't have the idiotic 12-men against Denver and if Bass can hit FGs in Philadelphia, they'd be 8-4 and people would have JA in the MVP discussion.
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18 minutes ago, Cray51 said:
Ive mentioned this before, but I have a family member who works for the Eagles organization.
Nick Sirianni is a grade A douche. Poor behavior towards assistants, throws coaches under the bus to the team, throws players under the bus, contradicts himself. But that doesn’t matter because his team is winning. The public doesn’t care that Nick is an ass to his coaches room, or is an ego driven narcissist, because his team is doing well.
Most head coaches in the NFL are #######s. But success breeds ignorance to that. These stories from 2019,2020… they don’t come up until we are 6-6. No one cares about the Chad hall stuff if we are 9-3.
thats why I chuckle at “we need to get rid of Sean now and replace him”. Replace with who? Bill B? The biggest control freak in NFL history? An unproven OC? We really want that risk during Allen’s prime years? A retread head coach?
I don’t care if Sean is a control freak, that tells me he is a normal head coach lol. He was dumb for the 2019 comments, and im sure some players didn’t like him. But the guy has finally brought some winning to Buffalo, and now we want to tear him down. It’s funny to me
I think you’re right if the insiders in the org new about it.
Here is the thing about Nick S. He is smarter than McD. I believe he played a huge part in developing a game plan to almost beat us in the playoffs with a far inferior team. Josh had to play like superman with huge plays from unlikely heroes like Gabe Davis to come out with that win. I grew up near Nick, from a different town, and this description of him doesn't surprise me, though disappointing. I thought he would have changed from the person he was as a high school kid. I know I've changed a lot since then. Though maybe having so much success isn't great for bringing humility to a person.
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5 hours ago, njbuff said:
Realistically only a SB victory should save McDermott at his point…..
but I don’t sign his checks. 😁
I want him gone under any circumstance other than this, but I could accept an AFCCG appearance, without losing my mind, as long as it is a great game where best team wins. Not stupidest coach loses it for team.
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26 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:
I’m certainly no fan of McD, but the 9-11 thing is being blown WAY out of proportion. Was it dumb and insensitive? Yes. But that in and of itself is no reason to fire him. Everybody, at one time or another, says something dumb and insensitive in their lives, but not everybody is scrutinized for everything they say. Plus, he was right about the terrorists teamwork. 😉
If the Bills somehow manage to get in to the playoffs, and then win a couple games, and not lose a game because of his buffoonery, he probably deserves another year at the helm.
Some people are blowing it out of proportion, but I think most people are using it appropriately. They aren't saying it makes him a terrible person, just a person with a very flawed decision making process. It doesn't take an evil person to use that story as motivation. It takes a moron.
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Congratulations JA17
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disagree. throwing the ball 50 yards downfield, across your body, running in the opposite direction, is a dumb throw, imo.