Don Otreply
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4 minutes ago, ProcessAccepted said:
His fumble that let Shaq Lawson scoop and score was pretty costly. You can't place all the blame on the defense. That only works if you work at ESPN 😂
So your sayin he fumbled away the game ala Cam... 😁👍
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4 minutes ago, Limeaid said:
Try not thinking about or using that idiotic nickname for a while if you can and maybe he will not bother you so much.
You and a few others have focused on that action of his which does not affect the game.
and you forgot a couple more 9's to six sigma.
Ya, the mcclappy immaturity continues to shine, sad considering Sean has been very successful in his short tenure here, I ‘ll bet he doesn’t have the sack to say it to Sean’s face, in a room with just the two of them in it... another case of internet machismo...
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I here ya, no matter how motivated he may be it won’t matter, we are going to win the game! It may be close, ugly, or a shootout, but we will be bringing it!
Go Bills!!!
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11 minutes ago, PaattMaann said:
yea but they DO piss away "such a windfall" quite commonly.
If you think these guys dont want to make as much money as possible, as quick as possible, your not too bright
According to you neither are they, and as to your juvenile statement, you lack reading comprehension in a big way, but that’s okay, it’s expected.
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It is what I was saying from the get go, you are still wrong, but your a good human so I’ll let it slide, 😁
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Frankly both our RBs are very close in there capacities, it’s more a run blocking issue, in the Pats game Singletary was knocking down tacklers as was Moss, we have a good backfield, that is derided for no real reason, fans being fans I guess.
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30 minutes ago, Buffalo Boy said:
I get your point but I don’t get the low level animosity towards McD. ( not you specifically but in this fanbase as a whole)
When Brady succeeded Bledsoe the Pats were running some pedestrian, ball control , Boring offenses for a few years. Pretty conservative stuff. Why? Because that was the best way to eke out wins. Who thinks Hoodie was a bad coach during that period?
Clearly, that aspect of McD’s game irks the heck out of a large chunk of posters on here but has worked to get us into the playoffs twice; once with a team that didn’t deserve to be there IMO.
None of us know how much autonomy Daboll has with his play calling from game to game. Listening to him it sounds like a team effort from the staff. He even used the word process.
McD has created a Top 5 football team in the NFL. He’s done it methodically and growth and improvement are apparent. “ Huge Bummer” indeed.
Great points made in your posts, that’s why Marv levy said, if you listen to the fans, you’ll be sitting with them in no time... 99.9% or more of our fans would destroy this team in short order if the were the decision makers.
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22 minutes ago, PaattMaann said:
Sure if someone wins 2.8 million in a lottery, its life changing money, but 2.8 million spread over a lifetime of earning is NOT a lot of money, regardless of how rich and out of touch with reality I am.
Thats the point. We tend to think, "boy, Id play in the NFL for league minimum and be FINE!" Sure. If you got to play for 20 years. These guys dont. They need to make as much money as possible
No one with actually sense thinks that way, that’s fairytale thinking, that’s why so many Americans have squat to retire on, they chronically give their wages to rich people instead of living a quality life well within their means, and saving/investing their money, ( spending their way to the poor house)again if a player or anyone else pisses away such a wind fall that’s a sign of stupidity, plain and simple.
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5 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
$2.8m now and let's say Levi would in a normal non football career retire at 66. Once you account for inflation over the next 40 years that is most decidedly NOT life changing money. It is enough to live, no question, it is not enough to be confident of not having to work again or to pay for his kids to go through college etc. Giving someone $2.8m at age 26 and telling them to make it last the rest of their life is not life changing money.
You sir are confused, a conservative investment of a couple hundred thousand over say Forty to fifty years, will indeed create far more wealth, and why do you think just because he played football he would never have another job while growing his portfolio and then retire early? Lots of confused folk here. Oh and by the way I was referring to Josh not having to ever work again not Levi, but there is no way to argue against Levi not receiving a life changing sum of money, it would be frankly a sign of ones propensity to be frivolous with ones money, and if so, to bad for that individual.
putting it simply, if your making 60k a year, and you get a nest egg opportunity of 2.8 million dollars, that’s life changing money, to say otherwise is just being purposefully obtuse.
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18 minutes ago, PaattMaann said:
700,000 a year for 4 years (average NFL career) isnt life changing money.
These guys want to set up their families for generations, not just live in a nice medium sized house in a quaint neighborhood.
There wont be any team friendly deals (maybe SLIGHTLY, but Josh will be getting paid money that really hampers the team building ability). QBs get PAID. Period.
2.8 million dollars sure as hell is life changing money, if yo don’t believe me ask Levi, you must be very rich and out of touch with reality to think otherwise. Again if your the type to piss away that much money, you have no chance to get ahead financially anyways, Nuthin but luv
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1 minute ago, Mojo44 said:
This has to be one of the greatest tank battles of all time
World of tanks
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6 minutes ago, SCBills said:
I guess he could, but he’s only on a one year deal.
Im sure he thought he’d have options though, so I guess he could be back.
Mims, Crowder and Perriman isn’t terrible, but I’d think they’d want better for whoever their future QB is.
Its the jets, until they fire Gase and the owner they aren’t getting better,
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1 hour ago, JaCrispy said:
I agree we have pretty good depth...however I would still like to draft another OL in one the first 3 rounds next draft...
Probably not a bad idea, ya really can’t have to many good O line guys.
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On 9/30/2020 at 9:08 PM, Paulus said:
They are racists, probably.
Yup
All people are racist to some degree, some more so than others, these guys are paid performers so don’t confuse their stage persona with real life. They may actually be less racist than you or I... oh if they were white and said the same things in the same manor would you call them racist?
Go Bills!!!
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Having ten starters out or playing injured, on top of many backups in the same boat, amplified by our QB being in a shoulder brace, all over an extended period, is likely more of the cause of the reduced offensive and defensive output than the weather. Add in modified game plans to compensate for the above and you get what we all observed, after we take care of business next game we will have the bye week to recover more fully for the final stretch.
Oh, and I do think a dome is a long term smart business decision...
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19 hours ago, JoPoy88 said:
No, you really don’t. You’re horrible at this compared to Bill and Shaw.
Looks like the joypoy needs to be put i time out, just take your ball and go home, you’ll be happy and so will everyone else.
Go Bills!!!
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2 hours ago, GoBills808 said:
You should if you want to keep mocking folks over what 'the media thinks'
Ooh, a threat 😱, I don’t care either, so your saying I better care too? 😂😆🤣
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Gettin layed, yup, all year long,
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35 minutes ago, H2o said:
It's one play that Zimmer made which bailed us out in a single game. Yes, this is a new era. Yes, we have the best GM and Coach combo we've had since the 90's. I don't understand why you're uber sensitive about my choice of words or are choosing to harp on them. They had just marched right down the field on a previous drive and were doing the same thing again. The fumble happened. We won. It's not like the game was in hand when that happened. Zimmer's play kept them from having any further chance to advance down the field or even attempt a FG, hence he bailed us out.
Zimmerman did the same thing in the KC game, not a one off
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59 minutes ago, PaattMaann said:
I know itll never happen with a young QB getting his first "pay me"/life changing money, but it would be great to see Josh do an ole' Tom Brady and take less so the team can be built around him.
Not hating on guys getting paid at all, short window to make all you can while you can. Just commenting it would be nice lol
Just getting drafted brings life changing money, Josh will have made enough money on his rookie contract to never have to work again and live really well, hell, even Levi Wallace is pulling down $700,000.00 annually. That’s life changing money period. That’s a top 3% earner in America and top 1% world wide. Even Practice squad guys make a lot of money compared to the rest of the country. Its odd that people would think making six figures and more annually isn’t life changing money, color me confused. (I guess if your the type to piss it all away then your just cognitively challenged)
I suspect Josh will sign a somewhat team friendly deal, jmo, been wrong before... 😁
Go Bills!!!
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1 hour ago, AlCowlingsTaxiService said:
No one could have seen last evening’s disaster coming, but I took perverse enjoyment from watching Tommy melt down
It was by no means a disaster, it was a thing of beauty,
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12 hours ago, SageAgainstTheMachine said:
One of the critiques that I always heard from Vikes fans is that Diggs would disappear from a game and have no impact. Having watched him for 9 games in a Bills uniform I'm just going to assume that was a Kirk Cousins problem. Any QB not looking his way 10 times a game is a fool.
The Vikings miss him more than we miss the picks we used to get him...
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15 hours ago, Buftex said:
Honestly, I think he rasies the level of play of everyone, not just the receivers.
I really like how he gets in his teammates ears when the do well, and appears to help out when they don’t.
It was a great trade for Buffalo.
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3 hours ago, whatdrought said:
Maybe im a homer, but for two years I have been annoyed by media falling all over Darnold while hating on Allen. If Darnold sucked, it was his surrounding cast taking the blame. If Allen did something wrong it was “well we knew he was inconsistent coming out.”
Well now Darnold is done and Allen is a bonafide star, so you would think the positive energy would go towards Allen... right?
But so far, after yesterday, here’s what I’m seeing:
”Seattle’s defense is so bad and really allowed Allen to work.”
”My god!! Did you see Tua? That was ***** amazing!”
am I imagining this?
Ya gotta remember that any team we beat is no longer considered good, I mean they were a good team, right up until we beat them...
Go Bills!!!
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But but but, the metrics show you can’t teach accuracy or touch... just ask pff,
Go Bills!!!
Wouldnt be surprised if we got the Cards best game on Sunday.
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I here ya, was having a little fun with it, 👍