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Mikie2times
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1 hour ago, MJS said:
Why? He is a failed NFL WR who has done nothing in years. He'll be lucky to get invited to an NFL training camp.
He has only failed because of personal issues. Everybody agrees his physical talent is that of a #1 WR, he’s unquestionably more physically talented than anybody on our roster at WR. So if he suddenly saw the light and this isn’t just offseason BS to get signed, we would be complete fools to
not bring him back. More likely than not, it’s not 100% accurate from the Bills perceptive. Let’s see if somebody tries to sign him.
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3 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:
Depends on his options. If another team gives him a better shot to make the roster he'll go there. Coleman, Shakir, Samuel, and Palmer are pry locks based on their contracts or draft investment in Coleman's case. There's nothing in Elijah Moore's contract that guarantees he has a spot locked down come this fall so maybe Claypool could push him for that WR5 spot.
I was told something similar with Amari Cooper a few months ago. Obviously it would be impossible to know for sure, but I feel pretty strongly that he would be signed by now if demand existed.
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2 minutes ago, DapperCam said:
Likely angling to get camp invites, but still cool to hear player say nice things about the Bills.
It would be borderline negligent of the Bills to not look at him again if this story is 100% accurate. I have to think Buffalo doesn't see it exactly like this.
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On 7/2/2025 at 8:18 AM, BearNorth said:
As far as kickers, its a close call, and obviously Christie kicked in more meaningful games, but Rian Lindell had a higher FG% and XP% than Christie, and his kickoff average was slightly longer as well. Lindell missed 1 XP in 10 seasons.
Except by doing it this way nearly every kicker in a more modern era would be better. Same with QB’s. The FG% has just gone up at a faster rate league wide. Relative to era they’re about identical. Christie gets the nod for clutch/important kicks and following Norwood, which can’t be easy.
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On 7/3/2025 at 1:07 PM, MJS said:
They have 3 playoff wins since 2019, including 2 losses to the Bills. The Bills have 7 playoff wins.
I don't. Regular season success is different from post season success. Lamar has been terrible in the playoffs for much of his career. In fact, the first round bye makes it even worse since the Ravens get the lowest seed possible in subsequent weeks.
All these takes are off. Buffalo has consistently been Super Bowl favorites or in the running multiple times. So the start of why we are even talking about this is off. Then to compound it with somehow saying our playoff success is more profound. Marginal at best and mostly just because they haven’t played a wild card game. Lastly, they have more talent than us. So yes, they should be favored over us at this time.
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22 minutes ago, aristocrat said:
African Americans experience diabetes at twice the rate of white people. Good call though
Didn’t you guys win the black vote this time? I saw those tea baggers in DC in the early 2000’s / most of which are now MAGA. More wheelchair bound than walking. If they said it was a convention for health problems I would have said the turnout was very healthy (unlike the people).
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1 hour ago, aristocrat said:
I’m taking about your average citizen. The majority of dems hate this country and the majority of rights love it. Which one would you expect to take up arms and defend it?
I think the rate of diabetes is probably too high on the right for them to get up with any degree of energy
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3 hours ago, Albwan said:
zzzzzZZZZZZ...tyreek jhills sperm...why are lefties always thinking about weird *****
Higher IQ’s allow for more choices
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Bills Braskey is a real SOB
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On 7/1/2025 at 9:37 PM, Snappysnackcakes said:
Ralph actually endured burying an adult child, one who was deeply involved in the organization, and responsible for our drafting of Jerry Butler. This is why Ralph took the hospice network in Buffalo under his wing financially. I’m pretty sure you don’t know this, based upon n the initial comment, but he lost his only offspring and it affected him profoundly. I’ll say it again, Ralph was an insurance guy and that caused him to have a difficult time quantifying the impact/salary equation. However, as a human, you quite possibly could find no better example of graciousness and kindness. He quite literally funded Buffalo and Detroit in some specific areas that had profound impacts on him. That is a sign of a noble person and I hope people in similar situations follow his lead.
His legacy should never be questioned by Bills fans. A lot of things pissed us off, but he is the Bills and they wouldn't be in WNY without him. He started the franchise there and he ensured they would stay.
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12 minutes ago, Albwan said:
these are facts, they don't compute with the libt@rds
So you really think these price differences are purely a result of Biden’s policies? Nothing to do with oil and housing demand coming back faster than supply could handle? Or the massive supply chain breakdowns coming out of COVID?
Honestly, what gets me with both sides is this idea that the president alone is driving year-over-year price changes to these levels. It’s ridiculous. Even this year with Trump, the bulk of the Biden economy is driving things more than anything he has done and he is doing everything possible to undue things faster than anybody else has. The shills on either end cherry pick data, pull whatever narrative they can from their version of the “truthful” social media bubble, and spread it around like Tyreek Hill’s sperm.
Anytime I see this kind of argument, it screams a lack of economic understanding. It reflects a narrow lens and inability to grasp broad market forces or apply basic critical thinking.
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8 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:
San Diego is delightful. The homeless situation is obviously a problem. Apology accepted.
It's really not bad. Only downtown and even then, only certain areas, and even then it's never bothered me a bit. I went to SF last year and I would say THAT is bad. SD is just run of the mill.
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42 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
Yeah right.
If they were “leeching” off the system, why are so many ICE raids conducted on job sites? Why are so many food stand operators being abducted off the street, or families in line at court being snatched away into vans?
No, it’s blatantly obvious. You can’t stand seeing poor, huddled masses seeking a better life. If you did, you’d be pushing policy to streamline the immigration process. You wouldn’t be killing programs to improve other countries and prevent migrant crises in the first place.
If it was truly about “criminals,” your kind wouldn’t be holding repulsive “mass deportation” signs. You wouldn’t be selling “alligator Alcatraz” merchandise. You wouldn’t be making AI slop pictures and posting them on government accounts.
It’s all designed for human suffering. That’s what you want. That’s what MAGA is about. You are dancing with glee watching people sent to torture chambers in El Salvador, or dying in custody in Florida.
Nuremberg trials won’t be enough to deal with the people responsible for these atrocities when it’s all said and done. The Garcia testimony is just the tip of the iceberg.
I don't think it has anything to do with poor huddled masses. Plenty of MAGA are poor. It's more to do with providing anything at all to illegals while many traditional Americans (white male) are not doing the best. The former blue collar has largely become the former lower class and the former lower class is just off the grid completely. The immigrants and minority programs have largely turned into things for the former blue collar to point a finger at and say, but what about me! THAT's the reason it's this way!
The government safety net can't/won't provide for both groups. So while simultaneously lining the wealthiest of the wealthy like usual, they're trying to limit the lower / lower class group as much as possible thru program elimination or deportation. Hoping that maybe more will be left over of them. But it will never actually be that way. The less fortunate will just keep getting less and the rich will just keep getting richer.
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You rarely get inspired by today’s pros but the world could use a little more Alex Smith. The pure grit he showed in coming back from this, and really, for nothing more than to prove to himself that he could. It’s remarkable and inspirational. He has to be a pretty special person to do what he has.
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6 hours ago, MJS said:
What is the point of this? The Dolphins seem to be shooting randomly in all directions.
They’ve taken the Tyreek Hill approach to parenting and applied it to football management. Just like Tyreek, they’ve really run with it.
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Part of me knows anybody who really wants it will find it. But the other part says accessibility is so easy it will tap users who never would have considered it prior. But it’s everywhere now. No putting it back in the bag. To undue it would be just as difficult as it was to get it legalized.
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10 minutes ago, Snappysnackcakes said:
For those of us old enough to remember Pete Metzellars, he’s his long lost cousin. The guy is the best blocking TE to come into the NFL in a very long time. If he can catch, and not even run, he’s going to be Josh’s best friend, soon. He’s one of the newbies I’m looking forward to watching.
Still the all time best TE for Buffalo. Nobody has really touched his level of impact.
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On 6/26/2025 at 12:44 PM, Buffalo716 said:
Bills had 12 players on the injury list going into last year's conference championship game .. 8 on defense
Wade Phillips isnt making any miracles out of that lol
We were as healthy as we will ever be last year. Given the previous few seasons it would be a miracle to be in the same position. 100% health is not coming.
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We have a TBD fantasy league, and we seem to have a lot more sane conversations on this topic. I’ll be the first to admit I’ve trashed McD for a long time, but I reserve the right to evolve my take.
Since 2017, no team in the NFL has forced more defensive turnovers. We average 1.6 takeaways per game in that span vs. an NFL average of 1.1. A turnover has an expected value of 3.5–4 points. We average half a turnover per game more than the league average over an 8-year sample. That means no matter how stupid or inept you think McD is, he's bringing a nearly 2 point per game boost to our team. No player on our team outside of Allen is worth 2 points per game. Very few in the NFL are worth that total.
The defensive turnovers aren’t luck and they won’t regress. This team has been doing it for years by forcing long drives, attacking the ball, and daring you to challenge deep. He did it in Carolina as well.
In addition, he has the 11th-best winning percentage in NFL history among coaches with over 100 games. Plenty of coaches have had Hall of Fame QBs and not come close to achieving that level of success. His approach has given this team a consistency that’s rarely seen in pro sports.
So to say he’s not a top-10 coach is pretty insane to be honest. At the same time, do those who feel like we’ve underachieved in the playoffs have a case? Yes, they 100% do. I’ve dropped statistical bombs toward that cause for a year+. We are significantly worse against KC than any other team who has faced them multiple times in the postseason. Our EPA defense in the playoffs is one of the largest deviations in modern history compared to the regular season. On top of it, most of us felt the ’90s team was about as celebrated as a team could be without a title. So these regular season championship awards just don’t do it for many. I can assure you, they don’t do it for me.
A time might come when we have to move on, and if it does, I’ll be OK with that. But I’d also expect Sean to get scooped up in about a half second. If we move on, it’s more for a change of pace or scenery and if you want to argue for that, go ahead. I have done that a ton over the years. Just know you’re on much stronger footing taking that stance than saying he stinks.
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2 hours ago, BillsFanNC said:
😂 Mikie2tools!
As if the same reliable media outlets who insisted for four YEARS that what sane people could observe with their own eyes and ears regarding Biden's obviously declining mental state wasn't true should now be trusted on ANYTHING at all going forward
Don't trust your own powers of observation! We're telling you that this is the best version of Joe Biden and that he's sharp as a tack. Everything else reported to the contrary that also aligns with your own powers of basic observation?
Those are cheap fakes.
How did it come to this?
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Look in the friggin mirror.
You sure you're living in my head? I think I get a call out from you daily at this point. Most go don't get a response it's basically the same as the rest of your 20k posts.
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20 minutes ago, JDHillFan said:
This post is a perfect example of going through life, at least here at PPP, with blinders on. Virtually everyone here that leans right or voted for Trump has acknowledged that he is a gaseous, narcissistic dufus. The bolded is a ridiculous, uninformed comment based solely on feelings.
I don’t really think she has blinders on. Maybe those admissions happened before I was around here. He clearly has a pretty large following that doesn’t seem to acknowledge what you mentioned. But maybe you’re right, I don’t know for sure. All I can say is that it's easier for me to focus on the politics in a vacuum when I know the person I'm talking with sees him the same way I do, at least in terms of character.
As I’ve said before, I do have concerns that he could be manipulated by other world leaders or shifting global circumstances, simply because of his obvious personality flaws. A simple example, today he said that while he’ll ask Iran not to pursue a nuclear weapon, he doesn’t really believe that’s necessary anymore.
So here’s an honest question, do you think he might hold back from aggressively pursuing efforts to prevent Iran from reestablishing its nuclear program, just to validate the narrative that it’s already been “obliterated”? I believe he would. And that would be a huge mistake. He’s vulnerable to miscalculations because of who he is. I’ve never felt that way about other presidents, even ones I considered incompetent. They didn’t reveal enough of themselves to be manipulated or they didn't need the credit or validation in the ways he seems to.
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11 minutes ago, muppy said:
this is KEY because it helps me understand how sane intelligent people can vote for him while holding their nose while doing so. That's it.
Not buying into every single democratic OR Republican platform should be the Norm. Right?
It's certainly how I roll in life. But MAGA is gonna MAGA and the super devout ones as posters here will never acknowl3dge fault in naranja whatsoever. EVER
At least not publically. The greater good. That's what they hope he brings us all.
I think he's a conman Liar but that's my right. I will never vote for him.
Harris was really bad and after that Biden debacle. who was perhaps even worse, I know I was pretty bitter and angry. I get why some went that way. I know some people I respect a lot that did. But most of them still acknowledge just how bad the guy is. It was mostly a pure political vote or a vote against the left based on the candidates. It’s the fan club that I just can’t understand. Plenty on this forum as well. Maybe they’re just fans of how he deals with the left. But who really knows.
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12 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:
A deeper inspection of the political environment yields the question how bad are the democrats that voters are willing to tolerate this type of behavior because they conclude he'll get things done that the democrats won"t or he'll fix things they screwed up?
My personal assessment in 2024 was overall I disliked Trump less than I disliked Harris.
They’re all gross and largely fake. Maybe that is his only redeeming quality. Authenticity, although, it’s just his raw personality that is authentic. That’s largely because he can’t control his emotions. He is still fake in the way most politicians are fake. So is he that much more authenticate than the typical political hack we hate?
He would literally be killed 7 times in the movie seven. Kevin Spacey would need 3 more hours of air time for how many times he would have to kill that man.
If people want to say well I don’t care because his politics just represent what we needed way more than the liberals. I can accept that a lot more. But my overall view is his voters find him to be a guy that is admirable in a lot of ways. I just don’t know how that reflects on those people. I suppose I have TDS.
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Chase Claypool speaks out
in The Stadium Wall
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I don’t know what happened. He got hurt. But I find it suspect that he’s still unsigned, including by the Bills, if he’s 100% healthy and Buffalos perception of him is all roses. This is an exceptionally talented player. His services would be in high demand if healthy and viewed as being a more committed player. At the very least we got the closest look and he would be back on the roster. But he’s not, nor is he on anybody else’s roster.