Giuseppe Tognarelli
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Von Miller is done. He needs to be let go after the season; we need to take the medicine in terms of the cap charge.
Several other major changes need to happen. This organization should move forward with Beane and Allen and otherwise reset.
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I'm deep cleaning my house, pretending I'm Terry Pegula at One Bills Drive
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Sean, you just lost to the least talented team in the NFL, a team that lost at home to the New Orleans Saints 34-0. Why should you continue to be the coach of this team?
They're going to try to get away with the "I'm proud of how we fought" crap. The problem is they never should have been in a position to have to do that.
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Kiss this one goodbye. Home teams almost never lose when leading by 10 or more at halftime.
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Just now, Coach Tuesday said:
They need to bottom out.
Possibly. No excuses today.
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This great player went to high school at MY local high school, Fort Hill High School in extreme Western Maryland. He's a celebrity in this small town of Cumberland. When the Bills signed him, multiple strangers made comments to me the next time I went out. I can throw rocks at his family home (and almost did when they were flying a Jets flag for years, haha!).
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I feel like Cole Beasley has a victim mentality and can't help but burn bridges.
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2 hours ago, JaCrispy said:
Greatest QB we will ever have…period…👍
Which is incredibly disturbing and produces tremendous anxiety in terms of the pressure to win one now. 'Cause if we don't...
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BUF 31
NE 17
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1 minute ago, Pine Barrens Mafia said:
Who brought us Allen?
I don't think that has anything to do with McDermott's coaching ability.
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19 hours ago, Mr. Wonderful said:
This team under Beane and McDermott has had tremendous success. With Milano and White on IR no shame in losing to Mahomes, Tua, Burrow, or whoever knocks us out of the playoffs. People seem to forget the misery under Donahoe, Levy, Whaley, Nix, and Brandon and coaching stiffs Williams, Mularkey, Gailey, Jauron and Ryan. Geez!!!!!
We didn't have Allen then.
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The gentleman in the second photo (Super Bowl LIII) is not Clete Blakeman
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I think the Bills are going to lose to the Browns in the Wild Card round.
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2 minutes ago, QCity said:
Beauty in art is often nothing but ugliness subdued.
You are
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Not crazy at all. I do think Allen and Daboll have the kind of relationship where they would very much like to reunite. It's a special relationship. And a reunion can only happen in one of two ways: McDermott ceases to be the Bills' head coach and Daboll replaces him, or Allen leaves the Bills.
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43 minutes ago, folz said:
Easy to say if you were lucky enough to never have to struggle with weight issues. Not every overweight person is a product of overeating and lack of exercise. Everyone's body is different. People who have been thin/fit their whole lives (without having to try) have no idea what it is like, so maybe you should be a little less judgmental.
I was overweight my entire life (still am, actually, but not grossly) and it wasn't until my early thirties that I learned to stop blaming my genetics. So while it does take a ton of effort for me to get in and remain in shape and I agree that many have no idea what it's like, the fact is that I was being lazy by choosing not to put in the work. You can choose to be a victim or a winner.
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44 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:
I assure you, these guys are less lazy than you and you can't be a disabled person fighting at the highest level of combat sports/playing nose tackle.
You completely owned me with this post. You're absolutely right.
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2 minutes ago, Bruffalo said:
I don't know how to react to anything you just wrote. Is this some Andrew Tate stuff or something? But go ahead and tee off on fat guys I guess.
If you are fat, you are one of two things: lazy or disabled. There is no in between.
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6 hours ago, Beck Water said:
I agree with you, not just sports but any venue, screaming and yelling at someone in public does not help performance
I think McDermott is probably very intense, and a player knows when he's "on the carpet" but he doesn't need to scream in public to convey that impression.
Come to think of it, even just the other day McDermott made the comment that screaming at someone probably isn't conducive to a good work environment.
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This seems like much more than difference of opinion in terms of coaching philosophy.
I recall after 2020 it seemed like McDermott was annoyed that Daboll didn't get a head coaching job. It raised a red flag for me at that time. It seemed like he was ready to move on.
Other thoughts that come to mind...
Perhaps Daboll was angry with McDermott over 13 seconds. Someone on X said there were rumors that Daboll let McDermott have it afterwards, which would make sense given that Daboll had just overseen a legendary offensive performance and then McDermott ruined it, robbing Daboll of the chance to win a Super Bowl for his hometown team and for Josh on his way out.
Someone else suggested that Daboll made a power play for the head coaching job in Buffalo after 13 seconds.
Yet another suggested that McDermott is jealous of the love that players clearly have for Daboll, which they absolutely do not have for McDermott.
Something else I thought of is that this might have something to do with the fight to secure Dorsey's services. As I recall, both McDermott and Daboll wanted him.
There could be a lot of layers to this onion.
Yesterday, McDermott said that he respects Daboll "as a coach," and there was something there to suggest that he was subtly saying that is the only manner in which he respects him.
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39 minutes ago, TFBillsfan said:
Von isn’t even close to being effective right now.
Von Miller is a liability out there. Rushing wide and opening up a gaping hole on every play.
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PFF has him graded as a WR1. 😏
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1 hour ago, SoonerBillsFan said:
When you can't crush teams you should...it's a problem.
The Chiefs have been doing this for years.
1 hour ago, Matt_In_NH said:There are unrealistic expectations that this team should always dominate an inferior opponent. When we had Tyrod we would play the pats and a game similar to last night would unfold in the end we lost. Teams make good game plans. The giants wanted to play for dabol last night they wanted to play for Tyrod. They wanted to play for their season and in the end a lot went the way they hoped it would…..two to zero turnovers, punts, missed fgs. and yet the bills still won.
This is the best post in the thread. Great post and exactly the right perspective.
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11 minutes ago, dollars 2 donuts said:
Hey, here’s some fun stuff: but for the Steelers/Browns bye the Bills would be in 7th in the conference, 1/2 game ahead of the Jets (3-3) who own the tie breaker over them.
Good, good stuff.
Nah, it’ll be fine.
The Bills will be in the playoffs.
I've come to believe the location of the game and the opponent don't really matter.
1 minute ago, PatsFanNH said:You won
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The Bills are Going to Miss the Playoffs
in The Stadium Wall
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For once, I have no idea what is going to happen.
I could see it going both ways.