Mikie2times

I guess I am if I'm expected to understand why somebody would repost news from X 20-30 times a day with most of it never getting so much as a thanks or discussion. It doesn't make sense. That is why I'm asking what motivates you to do it? But you won't answer. Help me to understand why this is so important to you.

What is the purpose of doing it? I know that’s hard for you to answer directly.

What am I supposed to be seeing? What does this have to do with 3-4 users spamming every thread with some random persons random thoughts? What is the purpose of doing it? Most of the spam never gets responded to. It’s just post after post of it. I’m not sure I can identify with the motivation here. It would be weird to me to post dozens of times a day with 90% of it never getting a response and do it day after day after day.

Why do you think that is? I post how cool I am. Then I post my moms X account that says I'm cool. I do that 4-5 time a day in every thread. Why would anybody come here for decent conversations or to discuss actual events? You keep minimizing this place saying nobody comes here and it's a cesspool. Yet don't see the connection with your behavior and why this place only has 12 posters and is a cesspool.

They have no basic guardrail to be truthful or even accurate and have no standard that they're being held to. Compared to traditional media that your holding to standard of absolute truth. So when traditional media lies or gets it wrong you say, SEE, Bill___ on X is more credible. Meanwhile nobody has ever looked at a single thing that user said and if it has any accuracy. Most of these posts are the equivalent of Facebook posts. They're random people's opinions. It's not news but people here post them to try to give credibility to a view.

The Jets are complete disaster and Hackett is probably the worst offensive coach in the NFL. They did not have the structure to deal with Rodgers BS. He ran all over them and it accelerated that disaster. In addition he was coming off a major surgery not having played for a long time. He has enough in the tank to produce a strong year and the Steelers have the structure to keep him in check. That defense is always nasty. Hell, they had us within 7 in the 4th quarter at home in a playoff game. I understand he's a bit of joke at this point. But the AFC just got a little stronger. Maybe that is good as it relates to more competition for our worse enemies.

Forget arguing on social media like a teenage girl. Imagine having a picture of yourself power posing on your cell phone.

So you have been here for 20 years. Posting whatever random thing somebody posts on the internet for 20 years. Claim that this place has always been a cesspool. Then saying I should make an attempt to make it better?

The these posts overwhelm every topic. If I wanted to read twitter I would go to twitter. If that's just what this place will always be so be it.

We all have our addictions I suppose

This is most of your existence it would appear which is interesting.

Why is this entire message board just a twitter repost for like two people? Aren't people supposed to actually post original thoughts or have discussions vs just bombing each subject with reposted content from other places?

The only time I have experienced that much emotional wreckage from a game was throwback. Even for Bills fans, at some point it looks over. That one looked over and it was accomplished in incredible fashion. We have had some crazy heartbreak in the regular season, but it hits different in the playoffs.

No pole no bueno

Obviously we don't know, but I would think some early numbers got tossed around and they weren't close from his perspective. Which likely left him with some feels. So instead of throwing in half his chips, he went all in. If neither side ever had communication prior and this was his first move then ya, weird and stupid. That makes no sense to me but who knows.

Thinking we need a player roast thread I agree that is what happened. It just made me laugh how you delivered it.

Just that you say 😆

Cooks is going to go down the path of doing the least he has to do without impacting his potential contract value next year. Can't say I blame him either. If he drops 1300+ yards with double digit touchdowns nobody is going to remember or care what he did prior to the start of the season. If he gets injured or underperforms nobody is going to say, well at least he went to camp. In the end this stuff is fairly meaningless to whatever the long term outcome is for the Bills and for Cook.

Lets go big here...... The Bills had a rather extravagant 16th birthday for Tremaine this offseason. Kincaid fit right in with the rest of the high schoolers. Keon tried to attend but by the time he arrived it was two week later. Steph came by for old times sake and spread pink fairy dust to all partygoers. It really was was a good time until Von's x wife showed up. That whole situation just left a black eye on the party. When it was over New England was awarded a 3rd round pick.

I think the intention is to still have Josh run with it about 90% of the time. If/when defenses want to get overzealous, he will have options for a big play. As we saw with KC in the regular season when the defenses wants to condense like that a big play can also very easily happen in the run game. I don't think it is something we do literally every 4th and short, but I would like to see it much more frequently vs being so dependent on the sneak

Oh hell ya....

Wow, he does a hell of job! Thanks lady 😍

Great thread, all my favorites have already been listed but I always liked this version of Wicked Games.

I think Ben Johnson said he hates the sneak because it eliminates the chance at a big play. Some might not feel this way, but I always want Allen in shotgun on 4th and 1 with a run pass option. We might convert a few less, but we might also hit some home runs that could change the outcome of a game. Allen is just too dangerous in that spot to telegraph everything on the sneak. It's a waste of what could be possible in that situation.

When most people say winning a Super bowl is the only thing that matters I think people are taking that a bit out of context in this thread. It isn't literally the only thing that matters. I'm sure most would prefer watching a Bills team that is 1-15 vs it being the offseason. Watching a successful Bills team vs an unsuccessful one. Most of us live and breath this team and we love the great moments the Bills give us even if it's not Everest. I doubt many people here are watching as Allen does something impossible, leaping into the end zone, then exclaiming, "its not the Super Bowl Josh! Calm the F down!". The Super Bowl only people still are enjoying this run a great deal. We just aren't overly excited about celebrating milestones like AFC east champions, winningest team of this _____, winningest coach of that. We know we are good. We enjoy the team. We just raised the bar of what success is or isn't at this point. So when the year is over and we are left to reflect on it, without that accomplishment, it is getting harder to say the year was a success. A lot of good times can still be had even if that ends up being the conclusion.