Man with No Name
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3 hours ago, Beerball said:
I do not think this means what you thought it means.
But, I do understand your sentiment.
He is saying that McCoy is not afraid to answer, so he is not deferring for the sake of being polite to josh or pat. He is deferring because it is so close that he really doesn't know.
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McCoy was a really pleasant surprise when we had him. Will always be a fan.
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On 2/28/2021 at 6:15 PM, Dukestreetking said:
Yes, I agree w assessment; this is a fair probability
But having just re-watched the Cards game, I was reminded of the sheer beauty of this Triple Threat...at times it looked like "they" could not be stopped.
Wasn't even a great JA game, but SD-CB-JB went 27 for 274...not too shabby.
Alas, I'm basking in nostalgia (despite the loss), and time moves on. But when JB was healthy, there definitely was "a thing".
I remember feeling like that was one of our worst offensive games of the year, in the moment. huge chunks of time where we couldn't move the ball at all. I don't remember specifics, but remember being frustrated and thinking their defense was handling us better than we had been. Maybe we were trying to force it to those 3? I don't know, the yards per catch were certainly not great. I almost wonder if KC took some intelligence from that game.
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10 hours ago, JohnNord said:
That’s gotta be the heartbreaking part of being the parent of an addict. Of course, it’s also a case of nepotism but that’s common in the NFL.My thinking is that when Andy took over in 2013, Britt was still passionate about football. He had done his prison sentence and was an intern at Temple. Andy probably thought that giving him a low-level position would help keep him occupied and keep him close so he could keep tabs. He atleast knew the type of culture/environment he would build in KC.
Britt was on the staff for 7+ plus years so it was probably working for a lwhile, but ultimately it’s very hard to depend on someone with addiction issues that aren’t completely addressed
one of the most reasonable posts ive seen on the topic.
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no big deal. this is life. and still, the cream will always rise.
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we got our qb a lot quicker than them. we are not working on the same timeline.
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40 minutes ago, aristocrat said:
He probably makes well into six figures. Get a ***** Uber
so much this. no excuses. especially living in a city.
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40 minutes ago, st pete gogolak said:
To me, it was the inexplicable time out call by Andy Reid with 40ish seconds left in the first half. Your team, both offense and defense, has looked like total dog####. Yet, you are down only 14 -6 and Tampa Bay looks like it will be content to run out the clock and end the half. Plus Tampa Bay only has one time out left. Yet, for some reason you call time out after TB's first down play and after TB's second down play! Even if your "strategy" works, you get the ball back around your own 20 with 30 seconds left and no timeouts.
With the way Tampa Bay played defense it probably wouldn't have made any difference but if KC had gone into the locker room down one score, regrouped and come out with points to start the second half, maybe it would have made a difference. When TB scored the touchdown to make it 21 -9 at the half, as Greg Easterbrook would say, I wrote "game over" in my notebook.
yup. this call is Andy Reid believing his own hype a bit too much.
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2 minutes ago, Success said:
I've seen too many "I feel like we won the SB!" from Pats fans tonight.
Kind of weird, but I get the allegiance to TB. Personally, I think it takes some luster off of BB. Brady can clearly do it without him....can he do it without Brady? I doubt he coaches long enough to prove he can.
he can do it without him if he finds another top 5 qb. only took us 25 years to find one. hopefully the same for them.
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I liked him. he was a good player and teammate for us. a pleasant surprise. almost perfect if you take away the he said she said story that happened with his ex.
i can only be happy for the guy.
unlike my steeler fan buddy who was tortured tonight seeing AB and Bell on opposite sidelines.
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3 minutes ago, wppete said:
Safety first! seeing this pic gives me a great feeling of serenity.
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hope they are all wearing masks.
double masks
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2 minutes ago, Freddie's Dead said:
We should have done the same. Even after halftime, Les just let Kelce and Hill get free releases.
so so true.
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the bills made a lot of mistakes. the offensive scheme was terrible. but as far as D goes, TB is just a far better defensive team than us. they have been top level all year long.
but back to the offense, it's the kind of game that makes it hard to be really sold on Daboll.
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rodgers is not a demon. he is just missing a leadership quality that has kept the most talented qb of the past 15 years from winning more than 1 SB. WE know it's a team game, but the QB is a huge part of molding what the team is.
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mahomes didn't even have to play well agaisnt the bills. everything was free for the taking. no pressure. huge wide open spaces for receivers. they walked over us.
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im not sure rodgers is the worst guy in the world, but he is not a natural born leader. you can just see his demeanor on the sideline with the defense, or his guys when things aren't going well. He's a bit of a baby. I think it was in the game against the Bucs, after the offense put some points on the board to make a game, Rodgers was communicating with the defense and it basically looked like he was saying in a very condescending demeanor to them that they better not screw up. The words don't really matter. You could just see that his tone and gestures were not those of a supportive teammate.
you either are or you aren't. it is mostly something that you are born with. it can be worked on, and I'll bet he has improved some in this regard. but he will never be able to turn himself into what josh allen was born as.
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1 hour ago, JerseyBills said:
That's amazing considering this was year 1 of Josh coming close to his ceiling but he still has a long way to go to reach his full potential. I think he was so raw , his ceiling play might not come til 2023. Amazing
Manning, Brady, and Rodgers all hit their ceiling in year 7--actually year 8 for Brady.
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He is going to be a stud. I know we've talked about this here before. IT seems he was basically a D-Coordinator on all of Rex and Pettine's teams.
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you better get a marquee player, not just picks. 3 first round picks sounds great, and then you realize there is a strong chance they will all be mid 20s and higher. Small chance you are replacing a franchise qb with that.
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the nfl is a joke. the scuffle was set off by allen getting taken down 2 seconds after a whistle. it's the officials who should be fined.
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What I have heard about Rex's defense is that you need a very cerebral leader on the field to make the calls and get everybody else set up. Ed Reed was that guy. and then Jim Leonhard was that guy. I've read that the jets used him on the field, past his physical expiration date, because his presence in making the calls was so important. and the jets defense was pretty decent under rex, iirc.
apparently buffalo didn't have that guy. or maybe i read or heard something that is more fiction than fact.
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i am slightly annoyed by it, but I definitely understand and support the idea of everybody choosing one thing or the other. So they all stay in together. It's not really an issue.
I also appreciate the media has avoided this. It will go away without the hyper focus.
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4 hours ago, billsherd said:
Allen with fans vs no fans. Watch out this will be next stat coming out next year.
this is a real thing. home field advantage is a very real thing that was largely neutralized this year.
Looks like John Brown was released
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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THanks for the memories. THanks for the big plays.