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CoudyBills

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  1. 2 hours ago, Chaos said:

    I love basketball and appreciate that the best point guard doesn't have to score any points.  So far in three games, its hard to argue with T"ua the points guard's" results.  So the question is how should it be stopped.  

    So far three professional NFL DC's did not have the answer.  I am sure I don't.  But I will start with a question/proposition:

    I keep hearing how Tua is getting rid of the ball so quickly, that no pass rush can be effective.  If I assume that to be true, then why pass rush with more than 3 and just play 100% Dime.  The last thing Tua wants to do is run so we don't need to worry about that.  Seems like this might force Tua to wait for plays to develop, which is not what he seems to thrive.  Make Tua beat us deep. 

    Milano blitz...just saying

    45 minutes ago, Don Otreply said:

    Knock him on his azs a bunch of times, he is little and fragile, 

    But but but...he learned to roll.  He needs to demonstrate what he has learned, early and often.

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  2. 23 minutes ago, CincyBillsFan said:

    This is terrible advice.  No one is saying Allen shouldn't be criticized for Monday night's performance but the level of criticism is off the carts.  As for making him sit for a series, I can't think of a worst thing you could do to a starting QB in the NFL.  You want to ruin Allen in Buffalo do exactly as you suggest.

     

     

    Literally you and a few others are screaming into the void that everyone should leave Brittany alone.  

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  3. 8 hours ago, HIT BY SPIKES said:

    I always attempt to show some restraint not to over react to just one game negatively or positively however the pattern is pretty obvious now.

     

    13 seconds

     

    Bengals Play-offs' earlier this year

     

    Last night (name to follow)

     

    We find ways to lose.

     

    I appreciate to the fans who have lived through the dark ages post-Jimbo have an admiration for this current Bills regime for getting us back into the play-offs on a regular basis, securing a true franchise QB and bringing Buffalo Proud back to the Buffalo Bills fandom.

     

    I get that.

     

    "Saviours" may be too highly a label to bestow upon this regime given Terry Pegula already took that title for first buying the Buffalo Sabres and then the Buffalo Bills and securing their futures in Buffalo.

     

    I also get that.

     

    However:

     

    (1) Does Sean McDermott have what it takes to win the biggest games?  

     

    (2) Sean McDermott is said to be a defensive minded coach and has been there for a number of years banging the table for an one sided investment of high draft picks, salary cap and free agency pursuits into the defensive side of the ball yet our defence and special teams continue to collapse in pivotal times of key games.  Why?

     

    (3) Is Beane's inability to build an average NFL OL to give our franchise QB an extra 1/4 second to scan the field before making a decision to pass, run or throw the ball away or to allow us to run the ball successfully when we have a 10 point lead a fundamental obstacle to this regimes ability to finally deliver us a Buffalo Bills Super Bowl Championship?

     

    (4) Do you still TRUST THE PROCESSTM?

    In a word, no.

  4. 1 minute ago, Pine Barrens Mafia said:

     

    his first half was really good.

     

    The second, not so much.

     

    I'm not a fortune teller, and neither are you.

     

    Agree to disagree on the 1st half.  Certainly no fortune teller, not happy it turned out correct for damn sure.

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  5. 27 minutes ago, Pine Barrens Mafia said:

    It's the QB. Sacred cow around here, I know, but Josh Allen has been in the league long enough to know:

     

    1) you can't be late over the middle

     

    2) you shouldn't throw into triple coverage

     

    3) that sometimes a sack and punting the ball away isn't a bad thing.

     

    And yet he continues to make those mistakes. Tell me, at what point should the finger of responsibility be pointed at the QB who just crapped his pants on national TV? You can lead a horse to water, but if it does not drink, it's on the horse.

    Is this where this comment goes?

     

    "188 yards 13 points

     

    On pace for 376 and 26.

     

    Train wreck, God some of you are dubious"

     

     

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