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    Fire McDermott - 12 On the Field INEXCUSABLE

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    2 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:

    Defence was great until they need a stop in a clutch situation.

     

    So typical .

     

    Jacksonville, Patriots, bengals last week, now this week where they need a stop in the 4th and can’t get it done

    idiot defense kept them in the game. a real offense would of buried this team the way the bills offense played

    Bills social media

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    Professional athletes are not only known for their skills and performance on the field but also for their off-field activities and interests. One player who has garnered attention in recent years is Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills. While Allen's talent and potential are undeniable, some critics argue that he seems more interested in the Bills' social media jokes and skits than focusing solely on his performance. In this article, we will explore this perspective and delve into the potential impact of Allen's off-field interests on his dedication to the game.

     

    1. The Rise of Social Media in Sports:

    In the digital age, social media has become an integral part of the sports industry. Athletes use platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok to entertain and connect with fans. However, there is a fine line between engaging with fans and getting too caught up in the world of social media. Critics argue that Allen's excessive involvement in the Bills' social media content suggests misplaced priorities.

     

    2. The Influence of Social Media Culture:

    The current social media landscape is filled with memes, jokes, and skits that often go viral. Many professional sports teams have embraced this trend, including the Buffalo Bills. While these online antics can be entertaining for fans, some argue that Allen's active participation in these activities raises questions about his commitment to the game. Critics suggest that spending excessive time on social media may divert his attention from training, preparation, and improving his skills.

     

    3. Balancing Entertainment and Performance:

    Defenders of Allen argue that his participation in social media activities is merely a reflection of his personality and desire to connect with fans. They argue that his presence on social media platforms allows him to engage with a broader audience and generate excitement around the team. Moreover, they contend that Allen's performance on the field speaks for itself, as he has demonstrated growth and improvement throughout his career.

     

    4. The Importance of Focus and Commitment:

    In professional sports, success often depends on an athlete's ability to maintain focus and commit to their craft. Critics argue that Allen's apparent fascination with social media jokes and skits may hinder his ability to fully dedicate himself to the game. They suggest that this distraction could impact his concentration, decision-making, and overall performance.

     

    5. The Counterargument: Embracing the Modern Athlete:

    On the other hand, supporters of Allen argue that his engagement with social media reflects the modern athlete's reality. They contend that the ability to adapt to new media platforms and connect with fans is crucial in today's sports landscape. They argue that Allen's ability to balance entertainment and performance demonstrates his maturity and professionalism.

    While it is important to analyze an athlete's commitment and focus, it is essential to consider the broader context in which they operate. Josh Allen's active participation in the Buffalo Bills' social media content might raise questions about his priorities, but it also reflects the evolving nature of sports and the importance of engaging with fans. Ultimately, Allen's on-field performance and dedication to the game should be the primary indicators of his commitment, and it is up to him to strike the right balance between entertainment and performance.

    when do us fans start turning on Allen?

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    i mean lets be honest, enough is. enough, he is at the point where he costs us games. his constant smirking, bad turnovers, pretending he can fly, etc etc.  this is getting old very fast. Its just a joke at this point, this dude thinks hes just playing a video game at this point. He claimed he was so "focused" this off season and then he puts this POS effort on the Field. 

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    Thinking about cutting my leg off to buy packer bills SNF tickets lol. Under $1000 for a pair is my budget.... How is the view from the low number 200s?

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    Just now, DrDawkinstein said:

    200s would be Clubs/Suites. Great view, under the cover, private bar/concessions. Great views.

    Club seats really?

     

    I'm more confused now.

    Just now, DrDawkinstein said:

    200s would be Clubs/Suites. Great view, under the cover, private bar/concessions. Great views.

    Sorry I meant the side under the scoreboard...

    Why exactly are we favored by 3.5 in Baltimore?

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    1 minute ago, Boatdrinks said:

    The stats don’t bear that out. They doubled Miami up in top and outgained them by hundreds of yards. In short , that had a flukey game where they just didn’t finish drives. They were #1 in redzone going into yesterdays game. Their injuries by and large are on Defense and they still held Miami in check. The Bills even with injuries ( not to their top 4 players ) are still better than most teams and the Ravens D is beat up. 

    Maybe that's what I'm missing. What injuries do the ravens have?

    Why exactly are we favored by 3.5 in Baltimore?

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    2 minutes ago, LEBills said:


    They just lost to Miami by more points than we did while they were at home

     

    Baltimore actually probably has more injuries than we do

     

    The Bills are amazing at some of these advanced statistics that the sharp bettors rely on like yards per play. We are a better team who lost a close game that people are overreacting to way to much. Line probably should be much higher so I would take the Bills and points.

    The bills are laying the points. You wouldn't be taking points

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