Don Otreply
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3 hours ago, hellofellowbillsfans said:
Nothing is better than watching a division rival in QB purgatory
So not worth that kinda money, but the good news is they are stuck with the little guy for the next four years,
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2 hours ago, Milanos Milano said:
Great now Allen is hurt. Ankle issues don’t magically go away, they linger especially with the heavy demands of a regular season. Mitch isn’t the answer and we didn’t do anything to address QB2.
We will all assume you are imparting sarcasm into this thread…,
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2 hours ago, HappyDays said:
It's known that he was dealing with an elbow injury that affected his mechanics for the last half of the season. Presumably he's fully healthy now and back to his usual throwing motion.
It was said here on this board that Josh said he was working on clearing up his throwing motion during the offseason, ya know, when he wasn’t doing the little things…, 🤣
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3 hours ago, JP51 said:
Kickers always make me nervous
Yeah and its early, I am just keeping an eye out, especially Claypool...
I read here today that Claypool had a nice toe drag completion,
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2 hours ago, Beck Water said:
Nit, but blood is never going to flow out of any body part via an artery. At least not while there's a beating heart moving it along.
Vein, I meant vein, really 🤣
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7 hours ago, pennstate10 said:
Umm…
Not sure how you know, but…
Blood doesn’t flow out of the leg via an artery.
Blood flows out of any extremity via a vein, not artery.Vein sorry not a doctor, but I play one on tv…,
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38 minutes ago, TBBills Fan said:
Ok I can't resist! How do you know?
lol 👍, years ago I had blood clots in my left leg, one of which broke free and went through my heart and landed in my right lung, ( yup, sucked big time) I take anticoagulants daily and wear a compression stocking on my left calf to aid blood flow out of my left leg, my left calf hasn’t seen the light of day in decades, it’s the whitest white boy skin on the planet earth lol🤣
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58 minutes ago, Bills!Win! said:
Is there anyone on here that knows why Milano has to wear the black leg wrap on his right leg that he broke And what it actually does
Likely a compression stocking, aids with blood flow up out of the leg via the femoral artery, ask me how I know,
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On 7/24/2024 at 9:46 AM, Gugny said:
Other than injuries (which are reported), fights (reported) and notable absences (reported) … what could we possibly care about when it comes to training camp/practice?
I’m not sure where all the concern and outrage is coming from.
We live in a time of an entitled, pearl clutching, much ado about virtually nothing society, peopled by folk who think they matter, its more than kinda pathetic when one looks at it even remotely in an objective fashion…, god we humans suck sometimes, 😂
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19 minutes ago, finn said:
"Everyone eats" Isn't a very inspiring motto for this offense. "Yes, our priority is to get even the most sluggish, least talented player involved so they don't, you know, feel left out and sad." What's next, a no-bullying policy? Everyone gets a participation trophy? A buddy program?
Pent up Freudian frustrations much… calm yourself fellow fan, the best always eat more, but as an offense you don’t want the “D” to get comfortable knowing that yet again the Bills will force another pass to Diggs type of thing, got to be unpredictable to be successful.
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The statement reminds me of UConn women’s
BB coach Geno Auriema when he was operating with the same concept while he was winning his dozen National Championships, conceptually it’s a good concept and as said above, will be a headache for DCsfingers crossed 🤞
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23 minutes ago, ganesh said:
Josh Allen Leadership/. In the past, Allen was always in the shadows of Diggs, Morse, Miller, Poyer and Hyde - the senior statesman of the team. Now it is truly his team and he is showing his leadership on the field. Go Bills !
As a leader he needs to “when appropriate “ get on his boys to up their games, of course we all hope that won’t be necessary, I think Josh will inherently know how to do that in a measured fashion.
GO BILLS!!!
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30 minutes ago, Mark Vader said:
Did he start the fight?
Someone dared him to get separation…,
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40 minutes ago, Beck Water said:
It's not just a mental hurdle, though that was undoubtedly there.
Lay people who haven't gone through it don't realize what an immense insult to the overall physiology heart stoppage followed by CPR/time on a ventilator really is. Hamlin's ribs were undoubtedly damaged. Cracked ribs and cartilage take months to heal.
His lungs had the equivalent of severe, life-threatening pneumonia. In this antibiotic age, we've lost touch with how long it used to take people who lived to recover from severe pneumonia - it took months, and that's months to just return to normal physical activity, not to restore peak athletic ability.
And he spent months last off season where he was severely limited physically in what he could do leading to de-conditioning of muscle.We "get it" mostly that an athlete returning from an ACL usually needs until his 2nd season post-injury to return to whatever his best form was.
Same for Hamlin.
Totally agree, I was having some health issues back in 2017, turns out I was diagnosed with congestive heart failure, my ejection fraction was 15, spent two weeks in cardiac ICU and another ten days in a step down unit, by the time I got home walking up five steps to get into the house was exhausting, and required a nap afterwards, it took a very long time to be able to do “ normal stuff “ before this happened I was an avid cyclist, for the better part of thirty years, I’m near normal now, go to the gym lift some weights etc, I can’t imagine how hard it was for Damar to get back to playing pro football, damned amazing frankly, more power to him!
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It always goes back and forth as to who is getting the better of who, offense or defense, they will both shine on different days,
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15 minutes ago, DapperCam said:
Looked over the wrong shoulder but still able to adjust for the catch.
Having Shakir, Kincaid and Coleman being very reliable targets for intermediate type routes should make the offense almost unstoppable. Maybe not as explosive as in years past, but we'll be churning out first downs.Yup, and by doing so we will keep the opposing offenses off the field as much as is practical, 🤞
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46 minutes ago, WhitewalkerInPhilly said:
It's day 1 and the pads have not come on, but man...
So far it looks like a lot of the Best Case Scenario predictions regarding Brady's scheme, Kincaid taking a step up and Coleman being ready at his moment.
This could be an amazing Red Zone offense. A Oline that seems mostly in sync, big bodies in Coleman, Kincaid and Knox, and needing to defend both Allen and Cook/Davis against the run really seems like it could stress defenses when the field is compressed.
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Aaron Rodgers, Bwhaahahahaha
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Thanks for the updates everyone!
GO BILLS!!!
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2 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Oh, we all love how they finished the season. They have different players now. Joe Brady was elite as an OC when he had Burrow, Chase and Jefferson. He struggled with talent in Carolina. He did a good job last year with a different group. Which guy is he? Is he the guy from Carolina or the guy from LSU?
As an aside, I’m a Brady fan. I was in Louisiana at that time. You can search this message board, 5 years ago, before 99% of the people here knew who he was, and see me advocating for him as OC (and even HC). I believe in Joe Brady. I don’t believe in the WRs.
And that is the main question, can Brady scheme and call the right plays at the right time , and can the players execute, it’s all part of the anticipation of the new season, we don’t all need to agree all the time, most folk here are pretty reasonable in their takes, and will concede to other good points made, some here get lost in the weeds their own opinions that they claim to be facts…, oh well, humans…,
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2 hours ago, oldmanfan said:
Except for going 6-1 as interim OC and 1-1 in the playoffs for the Buffalo Bills
Don’t bring up those pesky facts, it gets folk all upset, 🤣
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Excellent Smithers, excellent,
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Being that “the league” was always intent on eighteen games, it was just a matter of this is being negotiated as to “fair compensation “ the players union would like to see,
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Somebody stick a spike into this thread and kill it, it’s long past the point of being redundant / repetitive, and silly, let’s just all agree to disagree and try a different topic to beat to death, what do you all say? 😁👍
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QB2 is a problem and has been ignored for years
in The Stadium Wall
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When has QB2 not been a problem if he has to play? This goes for every team, ever season since the beginning of football, stop with the manufactured drama, JFC this nonsense topic has already been beaten to death repeatedly during the last sixty years for the team from Buffalo…, nuthin but luv…