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Just now, loveorhatembillsfan4life said:
Great patience showing great results!
Oline looked fantastic and Judon is a punk.
Yeah Judon is a B word. I thought he took a swing on that first qb run, I'm sure of it after that B word trip.
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Just now, Simstim said:
If we had the Browns starting OL so would we.
Well, more scary at least.
100%
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7 hours ago, Niagara Dude said:
With WR's dropping like flies and Sanders still a little banged up, maybe the Bills should consider signing Duke Williams. I first thought about bringing back John Brown but considering all the teams that have let him go, he may not have anything left. Williams is a another big target who knows the offence and could help us out down near the goal line.
For those who don't agree, then if the Bills are forced because of Covid cases to sign a WR who would you suggest?
I wasn't going to, but I guess I can suit up
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If Josh played for the Browns they would be scary.
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9 hours ago, Steptide said:
Per McDermott on wgr 🤮
Dang it. Weird but I believed Gabe was the key to victory.
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20 hours ago, sonyab1974 said:
Yeah I read that.. Didn't he say that his has great immune system and that he wouldn't get Covid? Well, now he has it.. I knew he would eventually. Now what?
I highly doubt he said he wouldn't get it. Can you quote that somewhere?
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3 hours ago, Utah John said:
He argues that this year is THE year, because starting next year the Bills won't be able to afford to keep all the good players, let alone replace the problems on the O line. This is largely due to Josh Allen's big contract starting to take big bites out of the salary cap. And since the Bills aren't playing as well as they did last year, it's curtains for us. Reading into what he wrote, if he's right about this, it's back to mediocrity, and quite possibly this year could be the start of a new drought if we can't beat NE on Sunday. Or we can make the playoffs and beat anyone. Who knows.
One statement that caught my eye is that the Bills have drafted well. "Although the Bills have consistently drafted well the past few years, it’s fair to say some regression may be on the way, as is usually the case with teams that string together a few good drafts." We look at how other teams have filled holes like ours -- KC has two rookies starting on their O line, and playing great, while we have Rousseau and Basham getting pushed around, and Epenesa hardly playing. Zach Moss and Cody Ford look like busts. McBeane seem unable to evaluate talent on either line.
Most of all, the fire has gone out. Last year for a couple of months the Bills played like they simply couldn't lose, no matter who they played. This year they consistently lose the close games and beat up on the weak sisters. This is not how a proud, championship team behaves. The Bills peaked with the KC win -- their best game of the year, by far -- but the Tennessee loss changed them. They haven't had the same spirit ever since.
The Bills seem to have good leadership among the players, but no one is actually getting his teammates to buckle down. We're still getting stupid penalties, dropped coverages on D, careless turnovers on offense, and long stretches where the offense can't complete a simple swing pass. The focus and concentration are not there anymore.
I hope Andersen is wrong, but if he's right the Bills have no one to blame but themselves.
So, for the rest of Josh's career they won't have a shot...people get paid to write this bull####? That guy can suck my nuts.
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7 hours ago, Simon said:
Some people are just too weak to handle it when things get hot in the kitchen so they just start screaming like toddlers.
Any sorry excuse for a man that is too pathetically weak to control himself is certainly too weak to control me.
If a pissed off coach walks comes up to me on the sidelines, looks me in the eye and says "Simon, you can't do that because A, B and C; next time do X, Y and Z. Now get your mind right and be ready to roll." then he earns my respect and I go out and do what he says. If some nutless asshat starts screaming in my face and calling me an idiot, then I learn nothing, the problem isn't solved and I lose respect for him.
You want to solve problems and be respected by grown men, then you show the same respect that you expect from them. A guy that can't do that is a bad coach and a weak man.
I understand what you are saying, but why the narrative that someone who yells is being derogatory toward you? He who yells may say the exact same thing but yells instead of talking calmly. What is the difference then? Frailty of he who receives. How do millions deal with drill instructors coaching them and respect them for it?
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Just now, Simon said:
It has ZERO to do with either of those things.
I'm humble and I'm coachable, but if you can't deal with me respectfully then the problem is yours not mine.
The question was why yelling at grown men does or doesn't work. It has everything to do with that. If you can't see that you are probably neither.
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9 hours ago, WhoTom said:
Because they got their asses chewed out and they "turned out okay."
Has to do with humility and submitting voluntarily to authority. Lots of people can't do it.
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22 hours ago, Ya Digg? said:
Perhaps I have Incognito/Feliciano PTSD with that word. Guys that have an attitude but aren’t necessarily very good. I’m just saying I don’t hear the word nasty used about guys like Quentin Nelson, Brandon Scherff or any of the top guys in the league. Physical for sure-so yes, I want to see the linemen be physical
Incognito wasn't very good? What...
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15 minutes ago, CincyBillsFan said:
And don't forget that first TD throw to Davis. Only a couple of other QB's in the league could make that throw.
Yep. He has to know Josh is throwing that to the endzone.
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2 hours ago, newcam2012 said:
I disagree. His play was mediocre at best. Perhaps it was his injury? The Bills need a way better version of Allen to win vs quality teams.
How much more quality is there beyond the number 1 defense? Does the NFL switch to letters for the real quality rankings?
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4 minutes ago, Thriftygamer83 said:
Knowing the frustrations but the Bills have to trust the process, check the tapes, and find a way to adjust. Giving it another year and we'll have guys turning heads with McDermott. We bash Sweeney but then again people bashed Knox in his first year. We've had injuries and have had to adjust around that. And, guys like Beasley have dropped off in not just production but having a team mindset. Now, that he's had attention paid his way he's having to prove himself as a team guy.
Wth are you babbling on about? Wow
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1 minute ago, HappyDays said:
No he didn't. He snapped the ball quickly before the defender was off the field and then threw a deep pass while getting hit. Then when the play was over he made his case.
Wasn't there 41 seconds on the clock at the snap?
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1 minute ago, Dopey said:
Please don't put Josh in the same sentence as the GOAT.
Omg, get over yourself.
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2 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:
Oh please. Even Tom Brady does that on occasion.
His namesake used to do it often.
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3 minutes ago, Process said:
An offensive touchdown literally 30 seconds later.
These boards are a clown show
Let it go. Act like an adult.
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And now Jackson down...great.
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8 minutes ago, Joe Ferguson said:
They knew it was coming too. How embarrassing hahahahaha.
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1 hour ago, Simon said:
The push got him close but then he drove the crown directly into Jones jaw.
If you're gonna take that penalty you gotta make it count.
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That was gratifying. And they knew it was coming.
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Just now, Bruce Smith said:
Told ya. This is exactly how TN beats Indy all the time.
I see it now
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1 minute ago, Stank_Nasty said:
He directly escalated it and then tried breaking it up. Wtf
Guy is a douche
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