Nextmanup
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We will host the draft the year after we host the Super Bowl.
Just ain't gonna happen. Move on.
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I'm watching and reading a ton on this guy, and I love what I see.
He might be the gem of the entire draft for us.
I think he'll be loved in Buffalo sooner than later.
12 hours ago, jkeerie said:I was just going to share this post. I love Griffin's expression.
Like the warpaint too. Not too different from what Poyer did.
Shows attitude and aggression.
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1 minute ago, Logic said:
Positive attitude, relentless will to improve, loves to block, can contribute on special teams, "best football is in front of him", can play in the Buffalo elements.
Pretty much a grab bag of tired McDermott/Beane cliches with this guy.
Nevermind speed, explosion, separation ability. Nope. He brings his lunch pail to work and he likes to block! Huzzah!
*****.This is the crap that will get McD fired at the end of this upcoming season....I hope.
Maybe Beane will go with him; this strikes me as a horrible draft so far.
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2 minutes ago, Buddy Hix said:
WR 18 on most boards
Probably could have gotten the guy even lower...if this is your guy, trade down again and get him there.
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4.61 40 time?
This ain't college ball.
Looks big and slow; good hands.
Meh.
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1 minute ago, NoSaint said:
Trading to let Reid get his choice of wide receivers when our biggest need is WR
bold strategy cotton.
I"m really curious to know who the Bills think will replace Stefon F-ing Diggs this year, b/c we have nothing CLOSE ON THE ROSTER right now.
We are running out of opportunities here.
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I love that Worthy isn't good enough for us, but KC trades up to grab him.
He'll probably be the next Tyreek Hill.
Bills will be looking for new HC next year.
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4 minutes ago, MikePJ76 said:
Would be surprised if that's not the Bills.
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Should we try to trade up and get in front of Arizona?
They are the only one left in front of us who will take a WR for sure.Why give them the benefit of picking?
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Pittsburgh might take that best C in the draft next.
Or LT.
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9 minutes ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:
We may legit be able to get the best center in this draft.
They'll draft for need and take a WR.
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2 minutes ago, 78thealltimegreat said:
Such a boring draft so far like no excitement
It's pretty much always like this; I'm keeping most of my attention on the Panthers/Lightning game, but it's easier to read a list of picks tomorrow with your breakfast.
The draft always promises way more interest that it actually provides.
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And the first of the stud WRs goes off the board....
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2 minutes ago, DapperCam said:
I think Maye is going to be good, which is unfortunate for us.
The good news is he won’t be as good as Josh Allen.
No one here has a clue what he'll turn into. Gotta wait and see as with all these guys.
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Comfort show for me is Northern Exposure. I have all seasons on DVD and have seen them all 1,000 times.
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8 hours ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
Man, that Benjamin fella seems like he could be elite. Big dude. I wonder what he's up to these days
My guess is about 325.
Will never forget the ridiculous enthusiasm here for the guy the day it was announced he was a Bill.
People are delusional.
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I'm unhappy with the hire, but Lindy can be serviceable for a couple of years.
There's no long game here and we will need to move on from him sooner than later; as long as we do that, I'm OK with it.
I knew they would do this when they retained some of the assistant coaches.
Adams claims he looked at "double digits" of candidates; I find that hard to believe.
This is who he wanted all along.
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Too many for me to list.
Near the top would be, as demonstrated daily at TSW, a complete inability for many to understand the differences between "THEIR", "THERE", and "THEY'RE".
It's really not that hard guys.
Another that is used so universally incorrectly now it might have gone from "wrong" to "correct": "HONE" vs. "HOME".
"I am going to "hone" in on something."
Correct usage is "HOME" as in radar homing, as in a term developed in WWII with the advent of radar.
You look at a broad expanse of sky, sea, or space, and try to narrow down or, narrow in, or radar home-in on your target.
I.E., go from broad to narrow. Go from vague to specific.
People say "HONE" as though they are somehow talking about a blacksmith sharpening something. I don't get it.
Using "HONE" in this context makes no sense; you don't "hone in" on a blade.
Next time, use "HOME" and correct others who do this; you'll be 1 in 1,000.
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Who else is looking forward to Boston vs. TO later today? Will be cheering hard for the Bruins.
My prediction: Bruins in 6.
Probably the 1st round series I want to see the most.
On 4/18/2024 at 10:55 PM, ExiledInIllinois said:They played more than a preseason game there. 😆
Kansas City used to have an NHL team. The Kansas City Scouts are called the: New Jersey Devils now.
😆🤣
Who the hell doesn't know about the KC Scouts?
Wonder if he remembers the Atlanta Flames or Colorado Rockies.
Or California Golden Seals!
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2 hours ago, bills6969 said:
I have concerns on the defensive side of the ball. Specifically, with replacing Poyer/Hyde. Replacing their production/leadership will not be easy. Need some leaders to step up on D.
As long as we have JA17, a Super Bowl should always be the goal. There are alot of shoes to fill going into this season. I do like that we aren’t really coming up in conversation for Super Bowl contenders. I think we get a bit overlooked this year, which I think will be good for this team.
You have to define what "being in contention" means to you. That is going to mean different things to different people.
Did you think, for example, that we were in contention to win the SB last year? I did not.
"In contention" to me means one of a handful of teams being discussed to win a SB and expectations to do so, with some luck, being realistic.
We MIGHT be in contention next year; next year's team doesn't exist yet so it 's hard to comment on that.
I am predicting playoffs and an exit from them right around where we always do, and the post-season discussion being about "heat on McDermott" more than ever, if he isn't fired outright at season's end.
I would gladly trade me being totally wrong for a SB victory.
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1 hour ago, dma0034 said:
Interesting considering there were rumors about him trying to sell the Sabres yesterday
It's entirely possible he has rethought his position with owning the Bills and Sabres due to his wife's health.
I still think this is a weird move; wanting to transition to a different stage of life without the burden of these teams is one thing, but why sell 25% of it? Is he hurting for cash and needs some liquidity?
Why?
17 minutes ago, Aussie Joe said:
Correction - Everything but 75 percent of the Bills..The funny thing is that for the last several years, their actions with regard to the Sabres could be viewed as preparatory steps to selling the franchise. They had things stripped pretty clean at one point.
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3 hours ago, Jauronimo said:
For as much as the players "loved" Donny the cleanout interviews have been pretty damning. "Lack of accountability", "guys should have lost playing time", "lack of structure" is coming from everyone. I wonder how much of it is directed at Skinner given two of his linemates are harping on this theme.
The players say they want accountability but we will see how much they like it.
This is GREAT that the players themselves are talking about this, and Adams himself mentioned it a lot in his PC.
It's a glaring problem with this team and it needs to get fixed. Wouldn't be surprised to see Skinner as a buyout. IF not now, soon.
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I'm all in favor of college athletes getting paid and skipping the whole "education" part, which 99% of them are doing already.
Huge money being made off their hard work. It's a flaw in how football works in this country.
For some reason, minor league football has evolved to be "college football".
I'm in favor of the whole thing being radically re-worked.
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NFL gives players the option to wear guardian shells during games.
in The Stadium Wall
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He would be stupid not to. He will forever be at risk of head injury due to his history now, most of the time the cap thing won't really bother him as a QB, and they do help (a little) at energy reduction in a hit/collision.
At first it might a taboo thing around the league but you watch....in time tons of guys (the smart ones) will be wearing these things, unless they really bother the players when playing, which is something I know nothing about.