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50 minutes ago, gordong said:
Good, being the underdog in the eyes of everyone at home is fabulous... Just show how nothing REALLY has changed YET
Agreed. Great if folks pick against the Bills, ie: " the process is still a work in process, still not sure about Josh, etc etc" . Then go out and win the game. Same as b4 the Seattle, Pittsburg, etc games. Beautiful.
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Simms is good to listen to. If he is critical of the Bills, he is serious , as he is totally supportive of the Bills and Allen in general. I always listen to him, the latest song and dance thing was stupid, but it was just a play on his man-crush on Allen. It's ok as it fits, if you've listened to him all season. Simms is strong and his viewpoints are usually solid. The guy played the game. He knows what he is looking at.
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10 hours ago, Process said:
McBeane is going to do whatever it takes to make sure TJ Yeldon never sees the field as a buffalo bill.
Well, he IS a liability in pass protection, and had something of a fumbling history with other teams. He is basically a soft kind of player. Haven't seen Freeman, but if he is good, he was a monster in his prime. Who knows? Leave it to McBeanes. They have absolutely proven they know what they are doing personnel-wise.
Just now, ProcessTruster said:Well, he can be a liability in pass protection, and had something of a fumbling history with other teams. He is basically a soft kind of player. Haven't seen Freeman, but if he is good, he was a monster in his prime. Who knows? Leave it to McBeanes. They have absolutely proven they know what they are doing personnel-wise.
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Just to show (again, I know) how far the Process has come: only 26 months ago; there we are tailgating outside M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore; 15-20 of us , all NoVa/Md relocated Bills fans excited for the season opening game after reaching the playoffs in 2017. Hadn't been to a game is several years. We invited a bunch of locals/neighbors to join the insanity , all proud of our tailgating prowess and our team. The wings, the beers, the pizza , the schwag ,the tents (pouring down rain), the tables, the works.
How bad could it be, even though Tyrod was gone? Man could it be bad. Kelvin Benjamin, Zay Jones. Jeremy Kerley returning kicks instead of Andre Holmes (who was on the roster). And Nathan Peterman could not have been worse. We actually left in the middle of the 3rd quarter when it was 40 - 0 . Josh came in but it was mop up duty.
One of the great (?) things about NFL Gamepass is you can go back and watch all the way back to 2011. I watched the replay of that game. Some of the guts of todays team played that day (milano, tre, edmunds, holmes, dion, poyer, hyde). I guess my point is I am still embarrassed about the display that day and although I rarely am immature enough to want revenge , but I really want revenge for that one. Last years game was only a warmup without Diggs , et al on the roster.
I am hoping prime time Saturday night is where the Process delivers a payday/payback win in a big way. I want a beatdown.
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If the Colts game was close, this one will be just as close. Same style of opponent, but with a likely much more productive QB. Allen will need to be the difference. again. go bills
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1 hour ago, Scott7975 said:
This shouldnt be allowed until a teams football season is over IMO. Since it is... get the interviews done and get your butt back to work Daboll. Last weeks game plan was a mess and so was the play calling. Do better this week.
um , no. when you've been carpetbagging around in your work for 20+ years and then someone wants to interview you for a a rare job that will assure you of as much $$ as you've made over those 20 years (combined) you say "where and when do I show up"
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Yep, they will compete with anyone from here on out this year. Here's hoping they get to the SB this year with this roster.
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35 minutes ago, Buffalo Bills Fan said:
I think Beasely is playing injured.
ya think?
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2 minutes ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:
I'll take any of them. Remember Rivers is a legitimate QB that can read the field and throw precise throws. Colts are a solid team. I don't really lean anyway to either of the three teams, Steelers, Ravens or Titans. Steelers will be a slug fest against their defense. One of the other two teams our offense might really get it going.
I'd say Steelers just because Ravens or Titans certainly have a better shot of upsetting the Chiefs than the Browns.
Great thought re: getting the Chiefs beat by someone else as well as us (maybe) having an easier draw against the Stillers.
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Great win. Take em any way you can get em. But....
As predicted in my ill fated "Ottis Anderson" topic, Colts did exactly what the Giants did in SB 25 and were a blown 4th down play and a rookie kicker boinkapotamus from pulling it off. Colts D every bit as good as advertised.
Not liking a matchup with Ravens (especially) or Titans, if what we saw today is what we will get. I say Go Steelers. What say you?
Go Bills.!
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1 hour ago, Doc said:
The new deal will likely kick-in in the 5th year, i.e. 2022. Next year (at least) will be cheap.
If I'm his agent, I say, "No", we tear up the rookie deal right now. Pretty sure that's the way it works? Anyone know how Mahomes contract was structureed??"
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whew!! let the results of the 3 years long "Process" be unveiled. This is what McBeanes have been building and building and building for. I trust it.
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If they do it now, whole lotta good players gonna get cut on Mar 1 . Say goodbye to Milano, Roberts, Mata, etc etc. ..gotta believe this goes down after next year so they get at least one more year with the key parts of the roster... salary cap will be low next year
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3 hours ago, BillsShredder83 said:
Change ur name to Trocess Pruster maybe? But seriously that only works if were sloppy with turnovers, which we havent been, and if we cant compensate with our own forced turnovers, and were 3rd in the league in takeaways. Deep breath and relax. TRUST THE PROCESS!
Hmm... probably right. But 6 pages of replies don't lie... folks thinkin on this one.
I do trust the process, and hey, as predicted, the wins are now just plain happening because of it. But each game is new, the situation is fresh , the players are different. Who knows what the final score will be from game to game.
In any event, go Bills!
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Ok, ok everyone, I am convinced. Colts are toast.
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20 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
The title is still unchanged.
If you must deliver a lecture as to why it's not vague and change is not needed, kindly edit your title as requested first.
done.
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2 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
[This is an automated response]
As a courtesy to the other board members, please use more descriptive topic titles. A single name if far too vague to post as a title and provides little insight into what specifically the post is talking about.The topic starter can edit the topic title line to make it more appropriate.
Thank you.
Got it. Thanks. But in fairness, for the over 50 crowd, with that name, those two words, the post wasn't even required. The smart, older Bills fan knew exactly what I was about to write before I even wrote it. It was a literary device. But I get it, most who read this board don't really have the historical context , or care for that matter. Go Bills.
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14 minutes ago, loveorhatembillsfan4life said:
The guys on Gmfb said it best. It’s been about 8000 plus days since our last home playoff game. We are the hottest football team on the planet this past month. There is no way we don’t show up for this. We can’t ask for much more coming into the playoffs really.
The guys look loose, having fun. As long as we don’t beat ourselves we got this.
yeah, yeah, but they weren't saying that when Titans and Chiefs ran over a lightweight Bills front, just as the Giants did in SB25. . Showing up has little to do with it if the other team is simply beating you up in the trenches with bigger , better lineman?
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23 minutes ago, mjt328 said:
The Super Bowl 25 strategy is commonly used when teams are facing offensive powerhouses. It's nothing special or unique. It was actually our strategy back when we played the Chiefs earlier this year.
There were two key reasons that gameplan worked for the Giants 30 years ago:
1. The juggernaut Bills passing offense came out ridiculously flat, and played pretty bad for most of the day.
2. The Bills defense continually failed to make tackles on key 3rd downs, constantly letting New York extend drives.
Jim Kelly barely cracked 200 yards passing in that game, with zero touchdown passes. We had 12 points at halftime. The week before (in the AFC Championship), we had 41 points at halftime. If our offense (which had 4 eventual Hall of Famers on it), had shown even the slightest signs of life in that game, we could have forced the Giants to abandon the run and rely on the arm of Jeff Hostetler. As it stood, the only thing working for us was Thurman Thomas and we got into a ground battle that didn't favor us in the slightest.
The Colts have a good team everywhere. Except in the secondary, where they are below-average and have multiple injuries. This is where the Bills have a major advantage, regardless of Frank Reich's strategy. If Josh Allen and the passing offense come out and play well, the Colts are going to be in big trouble. If they come out and look like Weeks 5-8, then it's very likely this game is tight in the late 4th Quarter.
How does your last paragraph point change if both Diggs and Beasley are out, which is looking like an actual possibility?
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Ok, I know we (and I) are all pumped to wipe these guys out tomorrow, but since Indy
-- has perhaps the best Oline Bills have seen in a while (just as the Giants did in SB 25),
-- a limited QB (just as the Giants did with Hostetler)
-- has solid , big, ground and pound productive RBs (just like NYG with Ottis Anderson)
-- a playcaller who was there on the sidelines for SB25
Won't Reich just play ugly ball, run the ball 40+ times behind that O line, throw short quick passes (they do this anyway) and thereby limit the Bills to 8 or 9 possessions in the game, just as Parcells did in SB 25? Bills play 90%+ 5 dbs and a fairly lightweight front 6 , discouraging the pass (successfully) and demanding that the opposition run the ball?
I mean you can't score if you don't have the ball-- this is what happened in SB25. Game ended up being way closer than it should have been, as the Giants had the ball for 2/3 of the game. In the absence of Star, Quinton Nelson will absolutely maul any of the Bills D lineman.
Sorry, I guess I am too old and remember how the Giants kept that game so close. For sure, if Bruce just gets Hostetler to drop that ball in the end zone the game tide shifts, but in the absence of turnovers and ST magic, I can see the Colts making this game slow, ugly and close. What say you? The comparisons of the what the Giants did and what the Colts potentially have the tools to do to slow down a high flying offensive team seem a little too tight for comfort.
Go Bills!
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Ok, I know we (and I) are all pumped to wipe these guys out tomorrow, but since Indy
-- has perhaps the best Oline Bills have seen in a while (just as the Giants did in SB 25),
-- a limited QB (just as the Giants did with Hostetler)
-- has solid , big, ground and pound productive RBs (just like NYG with Ottis Anderson)
-- a playcaller who was there on the sidelines for SB25
Won't Reich just play ugly ball, run the ball 40+ times behind that O line, throw short quick passes (they do this anyway) and thereby limit the Bills to 8 or 9 possessions in the game, just as Parcells did in SB 25? Bills play 90%+ 5 dbs and a fairly lightweight front 6 , discouraging the pass (successfully) and demanding that the opposition run the ball?
I mean you can't score if you don't have the ball-- this is what happened in SB25. Game ended up being way closer than it should have been, as the Giants had the ball for 2/3 of the game. In the absence of Star, Quinton Nelson will absolutely maul any of the Bills D lineman.
Sorry, I guess I am too old and remember how the Giants kept that game so close. For sure, if Bruce just gets Hostetler to drop that ball in the end zone the game tide shifts, but in the absence of turnovers and ST magic, I can see the Colts making this game slow, ugly and close. What say you? The comparisons of the what the Giants did and what the Colts potentially have the tools to do to slow down a high flying offensive team seem a little too tight for comfort.
Go Bills!
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7 hours ago, streetkings01 said:
I’m cool with letting any of those guys go if it means resigning Milano. I see us drafting another DE high in the 2021 draft. I love the fact that we have Star coming back next season. It feels good going into a draft being able to draft best player available instead of constantly plugging holes like years past.
Actually the Star contract coming back against the cap AND needing to sign Milano is a big reason that several cuts will need to be made.
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7 hours ago, Beast said:
What if Daboll and Dorsey are best buddies and Dorsey goes to serve as Daboll's OC?
This seems likely. Both of them go to Chargers. Big test for McD to get it right replacing them. Not sure any QB in the NFL calls their own plays anymore. Just too much to handle .
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Scouting The Baltimore Ravens
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Basically, if the Ravens stay true to form (blitz and play man), Josh will take off and make them pay, as he has with all others. If they blitz and play zone, Beasley cuts his route off and he catches 10 balls. Bills pretty much have the antedote to whatever the Ravens D chooses. Should be fun to watch.