
Don Otreply
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What Shaww66 said up thread is the way it actually is, well stated Shaw66.
Go Bills!!!
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1 minute ago, dorquemada said:
Yeah God forbid we discuss football here. I guess we should just have 1 megathread henceforth, it'll be great, like a usenet news group
I’m pushin buttons and getting responses, 😁👍
I’m just here for the humor and the beer, chill a bit
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One million to three, Bills.
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But but but, what about, me, wanting to express my thoughts and needs in my own personalized thread? Well…? I’m waiting…,
Not that there is anything wrong with that.
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11 hours ago, 2020 Our Year For Sure said:
Couldn't pass either
All starting WRs (4) were all playing injured…,
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43 minutes ago, 2020 Our Year For Sure said:
You sure? Check out Tampa's rushing ranking last year.
Yup, check out the Bills playoffs loss, 😁👍
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Sucks for Baker and his team, that’s for sure, on the other hand, it’s a very good thing to have an opponents QB not able to play well for likely an extended per of time. Yeah sounds crass, but it is what it is especially in a gladiator sport.
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11 minutes ago, Process said:
If Josh can't play in a little rain then reality is we don't have an elite QB.
Yes it sucks that we may have to play in another crap weather game, but all teams have to deal with it. They need to figure it out.
You’re so enthusiastic about the team’s chances, it’s almost unbearable to see such a positive post.
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7 minutes ago, Muppy said:
Im sticking with my prediction but I keep thinking..... trenches Trenches TRENCHES
success on both sides of the ball critical for the Bills to succeed in KC
You’re correct, control the lines, and you control the game.
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12 hours ago, RangerDave said:
Does this include yards rushed by Josh Allen? If so, I don't think QB scrambles lead to as much punishment of the defenders as designed rushes by RB's. The blocking is different, plus Josh (hopefully) doesn't cause as much punishing contact as a running back would.
True, but Josh crushes the opposing Defenses souls when he constantly picks up first downs, followed by 30 & 35 yard chunk gains passing. Running the ball is a matter of when, and the effectiveness of when you run the ball, like has been said repeatedly, it’s your effectiveness running the ball, not the frequency of running the ball. I’m starting think Dabol is starting to like this concept.🤞
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1 hour ago, Beast said:
What's the big facination with downtown? What does Buffalo have that will make the gameday experience better than what we already have in Orchard Park?
A City, vs a suburb…,
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And there you have it,
ya just can’t be one dimensional in today’s NFL,
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Diggs, Brown, Singletary, the Frenchman, AJE, then of course, the entire rest of the team, because that’s what it’s gonna take to walk out with the win, jmo,
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Coaches are pretty ego driven, if they do, it is more likely info given in casual conversation, or volunteered from a long time associate, jmo.
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2 hours ago, buffblue said:
To be honest I don't disagree too much and I do get what you're saying. I'm just skeptical that these sorts of proceedings won't lead to public acrimony and have a negative effect on negotiations. At some point when you go this route, won't there be a demand for a referendum? If so I believe that would seriously jeopardize the future of the team. It certainly has for other cities in this situation.
Anyhow, just hope they get it done sooner rather than later so us fans can point our focus squarely at what is happening on the field. And indeed, go Bills!
Valid concerns, money though, will win out,
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1 hour ago, Ghost_002! said:
Kraft helping fund TB12 operations or anything of that nature was totally legal, right. By all accounts. So don't take that out of context and assume they circumventing anything especially with no facts.
Circumventing is circumventing, point blank. They aren't the 49ers who did get caught for circumventing the salary cap.
If the pats did, the NFL would had come down on them just like spygate and everything else. You would of had espn or reporters in general looking to dip up stuff to undercover the whole story. Which none of that has taken place. I mean u pulled up an article from 2015 which in the end said the pats didn't break any rules as far as how they paid brady.
Spoken like a fan of the most penalized cheating team in NFL history, you be you Casper, 😂
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22 hours ago, Mr. WEO said:
So, not released, but traded?
Appears so,
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All offensive players will be chewing up multiple cloves of garlic for two days straight before the game, and not brushing their teeth, just a little in close competitive edge on game day, the D should be in on this as well…, 😁👍 no I don’t want to hear what their wives have to say about it…,
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11 hours ago, buffblue said:
I understand how civics work lol. But there are much larger expenditures at pretty much every level of government where no one is demanding public hearings and transparency. Hell, most people have no idea where their money is going but for some reason when it comes to a football stadium everyone's ears perk up.
It's really a selective concern, and when you factor in the impact on the average taxpayer over the life of a potential deal, the discussion doesn't seem quite so notable. Whatever happens, the average person will barely notice that anything has changed with their finances.
Fair enough, but like it or not, a NFL football stadium is always a money losing proposition for the taxpayers/ municipalities that opt to build them, and everyone knows this.
So when undertaking this additional tax burden, all financials should be openly discussed prior to breaking ground, in hopes to keep tomfoolery to a dull roar, as it were, nothing wrong with that.
It’s not like they are proposing a public utility, this is primarily for the financial gain of a multi billionaire, who already has the financial wear with all to out right purchase the stadium, and still be a multi billionaire, when all is said and done.
Let’s be clear on this point. The Pegulas don’t need the public money to build a stadium.
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It’s cool as a fan thing,
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1 hour ago, buffblue said:
Great. Then all the whiny, small-minded, obstructionist sorts whose stock answer to everything is no while at the same time championing stuff like bird migratory patterns can begin to build consensus against this project.
Maybe it's just a few local grandstanders, but I can't help but feel that this isn't a positive development for the stadium talks. Isn't the reason we elect politicians in the first place because they are supposed to make decisions on the public's behalf?
No, politicians are supposed to do the public’s bidding on all things, ya see they work for the public, not the other way around, “of the people, by the people, for the people” , you get to have a voice as well, provided you take part in the proceedings, it is when folk let political do what ever they want after they get elected, is when our society starts go to hell in a hand basket, if citizens don’t continuously monitor what politicians do they have failed as Americans, ya gotta ride herd on elected officials, they to often are up to no good. Now me, I don’t mind a new stadium at all, but citizens have the responsibility and legal right to speak out and control their government, it is what makes America Great.
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14 hours ago, Coach Tuesday said:
No question they’ve had a run of cupcakes. This weekend and the Tampa game are their two in-season defensive measuring sticks. They also need to start game-planning now to face a team like Cleveland in January who can run it down their throats. Very curious to see how well they hold up Sunday night in their first real test.Yup, the KC game will tell us where we stand in comparison to the better teams in the league, I don’t have a concise reason to convey, but I think we will prevail on Sunday, although I will admit, I’m a bit nervous at present, this should pass about 7 ish minutes into the game.
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2 hours ago, SirAndrew said:
The modern NFL fan wants to see the best game, unless they’re a fan of a team playing in the same time slot. I don’t understand why networks and the league continue to think teams like the Cowboys and Giants are a such a big draw. I know they always put up big numbers because they still have plenty of fans, but the average fan in middle America wants the best matchup.
Hardly anyone (comparatively) lives in the middle of America…, it’s the advertising dollars, meant to reach the largest possible audience, folk need to understand that the game of football takes a distant 2nd to the primary goal of selling face time for money, does it suck? Sure does, but money always comes first in America.
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WTF, WFT? Washington Football Team raided by Feds, put trainer on leave. Update: now place assistant trainer on administrative leave.
in The Stadium Wall
Posted · Edited by Don Otreply
True enough, they do work hand in hand with law the enforcement officers section if malfeasance is an issue. That and it required law enforcement officials to exercise the raid.