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Don Otreply

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  1. 19 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

    I have mixed feelings on Romo.  He has a touch of John Madden in him with his general enthusiasm for the game.  He's also decent at explaining exactly what happened on both sides of the ball after the play as far play run, blitzes, coverages, etc..  However, Romo salivates over the QB's too much.  I'd hate Josh Allen because of Romo if I was a fan of another team.  Always liked Nantz though and they have some decent chemistry.  Basically the exact opposite of Michaels and Herbstreit. 

    Yeah.  I'm kind of baffled by the hatred too.  He's basically Mr. Rogers in the broadcast booth.

    If you suck.

    So am I to take it you are well versed in sucking then? 
     

     

     

     

     

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  2. On 5/16/2025 at 11:57 AM, SoonerBillsFan said:

    My couch with a 65" big screen looks better and better each year.

    I hear ya, for me its all part of my desire to limit how much money I directly give to billionaires, like that actually matters, lol, 

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  3. 56 minutes ago, AlCowlingsTaxiService said:

    I learned my lesson about young receivers after I wrote Eric Moulds off after his first two entirely mediocre seasons. KC gave us hopeful signs, but having your big boss call you out publicly is never a good sign. 

    Actually it may renew Keon’s motivation to come into his second year with more purpose, 

  4. The timing of our bye week is good, it will give the PED twins some to acclimate to their jobs going forward, just a thought, 

    On 5/15/2025 at 11:34 PM, Richard Noggin said:

     

    The fact that this does NOT exist is just pure greed. Like the broadcast contracts would be SO much worse with ONE week to fill with something other than NFL games. The NFL is on a trajectory that can only ADD days/weeks to the content schedule. It cannot SUBTRACT at this point.  

    Cash flow rules the roost, money money money, greed greed greed, it’s the American business model, 

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  5. 16 hours ago, 2020 Our Year For Sure said:

    I don't blame the fans for being impatient because if he was drafted as a long-term project and not expected to make an impact then the Bills should have had far more talent and depth at WR.

     

    The Bills, because of their own poor management over the last 5-7 years, NEED Keon Coleman to be an impact player-- they needed it last year too and failed to accomplish the ultimate goal when it didn't happen. 

     

    It's not the fans' fault, it's Sean McDermott, Brandon Beane, and ultimately Terry Pegula's fault.

    Bwaahahaha , 

  6. On 5/14/2025 at 2:08 PM, BillsShredder83 said:

    WARNING! bRo ScIeNcE AHEAD:

     

    Me thinks its PED's!

     

    Scenario #1 Tendon connect muscle to the bone ---> Tendons are stronger than muscles (but less flexible than muscle)

    Normal person, doing normal activities is more likely to tear their muscle, bc its the weakest link between muscle, tendon, and bone.

     

    ***An imperfect analogy I think of it as sort of like a car's transmission but between muscle/bone***

     

    Scenario #2 Giant man, does crazy unnormal activity (ask Whaley) like run a 4.5 at 295lbs, and smash into others.

    When muscle gets stronger than tendon (YAY 'chemistry' !) ---> Tendon is now the weakest link between: muscles, tendons,  and bones --> Tendon tears 1st

     

    It seems like were seeing a chit' ton of these as of late.  We can blame it on football/sports.  We werent really designed to do this, and a good portion of these injuries are regular sports injuries. 

     

    You start to see a trend where all the sudden, athletes in every sport are dropping like flies. In last 2 years we have 13 Achilles tears in NFL, to only 7 PED suspensions.  Thats without getting into any other tendon tears.... this gon keep happening as guys continue to push themselves past human capabilities, part of the deal 

     

    NFL PED Suspensions:

    2024 - total of 5 players popped

    2023 - two

    2022 - one

    2021 - one (yipeeeeee look how clean the league is hahahaha)

     

    ACHILLES TEARS:

    2024 - 7 tears

    2023 - 6 tears

    2022- None

    2021 - 1

    2020 - 1

    Do Roids make you brittle over time? 

  7. 2 hours ago, Royale with Cheese said:

     

    I think they should move it to Atlanta personally.

    No way man, I want camp here in Baltimore, ( I live here now). Can you imagine the uproar with the crow fans?  I got an idea for a poster/ t-shirt, a big ass Buffalo stomping a raven, with “Never more” printed on it, 😁👍

  8. Just now, BillsFanForever19 said:

     

    I'm not saying Douglas and Henry are the same caliber of player. The difference between Douglas hitting the wall and Henry hitting the wall is that Douglas doing so equates to being completely toast and out of the league - wherein Henry losing a step would still have him as a servicable RB. But your argument is he'll still be the force he was last year for up to two years. I think that's a pretty big gamble to take.

     

     

    He definitely doesn't have to "get comfy with 12m at the max". If Josh Jacobs is at 12m and 29 year old Alvin Kamara is at 12.5 - he will easily surpass that. Derrick Henry will be 32 in the Playoffs this season. That's why he's making 15m instead of 21m like Barkley. You know that there's much more that goes into contract value than stats and performance.

     

    If Cook hits the market next offseason after another season like last year, I would bet you Dollars to Donuts he's exceeding 12m and probably by more than a couple million.

    I hate when people show valid comparison to me when I’ve been drinking, stop already..,, 

     

     

     

     

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  9. I don’t think for a minute that Poyer meant to hurt Coleman, ( outside of a hard hit) certainly sad that it happened, and F’d up the rest of Colemans season, but we are fans of a gladiator sport, it come with the territory imo, this to shall pass,

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  10. 9 hours ago, Richard Noggin said:

     

    He's brilliant but he's also a dork (different from being a nerd, which of course he is). He enjoys being a pedantic Buzz Killington about popular misconceptions and kinda publicly yucks people's (slightly and blissfully ignorant) yums. Not a great ambassador in that he doesn't inspire a ton of wonder, at least with his noisy public persona. 

     

    I'll admit his first appearance on The Colbert Report (a billion years ago) is the episode when Colbert finally figured out his own character's persona. Amazing interview. 

     

    Tyson would find a way to make an amazing, season-defining NFL replay seem less amazing once you realize that centrifugal force is not actually a real thing and that centripetal force, which is the actual concept, doesn't actually apply at all in this case. You see how arbitrary and pedantic that was to read? 

    Well put together statement, 👍

     

    Sometimes though, ya need a dork / nerd to set the record right, I reiterate “sometimes” lol, 

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