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On 12/16/2019 at 10:54 AM, JESSEFEFFER said:
I think the one Watt attempted on Josh that just barely missed was even more "vicious." A direct hit on the ball with that punch move is going to dislodge it the majority of the time.
Watt had a huge windup with enough power to disembowel a lesser man. Good thing he missed.
When you're known to fumble you invite these strip tactics by the defense. It's one reason why I like Gore and his ball security.
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1 hour ago, Mr. K said:
Built right with good coaches and management. Its awesome to have this team clinched for a playoff game and not a top 15 draft pick.
Lets go Bills!
Some of the "look at the formation" time outs could go do. The process is becoming the standard!
That's certainly a useful tactic in the first half if you weren't going to use them otherwise.
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That the Bills have a disparity between their offense and defense is known and in no way diminishes the joy of victory.
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No choice but to go back to Singletary.
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On 12/8/2019 at 8:51 PM, Rad Likes The Bills said:
The value on WR is better in Rd 2. Now we will be drafting later in the first so maybe that’s the range where we might swing but I wouldn’t be surprised to see Beane go Edge Rd 1 and trade up Rd 2 and get his WR. That’s just based off tendency and this regime loves Defense on cost controlled contracts
If Beane continues to bundle picks to trade up and get non-QBs I'll be disappointed.
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For deep completions, the Kelly to Lofton connection was memorable. Kelly really put some arc on his deep balls. Two hall-of-famers playing catch.
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16 minutes ago, Jerome007 said:
It'skid of a blessing the Bills O got handed a blitzing lesson by the Ravens. While handling the blitz will not be perfect come Sunday, overall they should be way better prepared with what happened last Sunday. Though many teams have blitzed heavily of late.
Agree. Quite a beating he took. Hoping Daboll has an adjustment ready should Pitt start to rattle Allen.
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Like others have said, no short, quick passes yesterday. Plays taking too long to develop.
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4 hours ago, r00tabaga said:
Which is crazy cuz Maryland is beautiful.
Some sketchy places. Don’t go for crab cakes after 9pm on the wrong side of tracks.
Maryland is a smaller state, but varied. Southern MD, Coastal Md, and Western Maryland (to include the mountainous coal country) all differ significantly from Baltimore. Western MD just as likely to be Steelers fans.
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3 hours ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:
Just wait till Beane finds us another RB in the draft next year. Two guys making half of what Bell makes.
as Auggie said. Oline is a big reason why. Singletary has great vision and balance and shifty moves.
I too would like to see another (young) impact RB on the roster next year.
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22 hours ago, The Wiz said:
Apparently they only do the top 20 receivers but here they are.
https://scores.nbcsports.com/fb/leaders.asp?type=Receiving&range=NFL&rank=231
Part of the problem with these stats are RB passes are usually always "RAC yards" and very little air yards but even still based on Ekeler/Rivers numbers the rac is 625 RAC/3046 passing yards.
Ekeler has 667 receiving yards on the year so only 42 of those yards are air yards (assuming I'm mathing right).
Beasley is our YAC guy then.
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1 hour ago, Doc said:
Unless Kroft takes a pay cut, he's a goner. Releasing him would save $5M.
I wonder if Sweeney will get a final look this year?
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6 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:
The throw to McKenzie on 2nd and 5 in the third quarter is why this narrative is dumb. Allen puts the ball right on him in stride and he stumbles because he's trying to secure the catch and gets tackled...because he's not as talented as other true wideouts who would turn that into 50+ receiving yards for the QB. For what Allen's been working weapons-wise with his statistics are fine which should have been apparent from the beginning when you look at the offensive side of the ball.
To this point I wonder what % of passing yards are air yards vs RAC yards for NFL QBs. QB accuracy enables RAC but so does the receiver's skill.
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The Dallas love-fest scripted by CBS was derailed. I would have hoped for something better than Emmett cheering a missed field goal on the broadcast. Too much rambling by announcers on Dallas drama while the game was going on. Seemed more like an audition for TMZ than two guys who actually liked football. The sideline reporter added nothing.
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2 hours ago, RiotAct said:
that’s strange, seeing as they’re still leading their division. Geesh. I could see it if they were 2-9 or something
I agree. It's not a Washington level of problem. Must be they see good as the enemy of great.
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10 hours ago, Chandler#81 said:
I hope this isn’t true. Even if it isn’t, I’m writing to the team to STOP THIS S***! We have the best unis in the League and only wear them twice?? WTH is the matter with you dingbats?!?
They were Stewardesses at the time. I liked that
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What would the offenses committed by Moe alone in a Three Stooges short constitute in fines if committed in an NFL game?
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On 11/19/2019 at 10:17 AM, row_33 said:
Juice had the fullback weight and more speed than a quick running back.
the only one....
hey you go kids, he hit top speed by his second step
The O-line play! Fantastic.
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1 hour ago, RufusTheMad said:
Warren Moon?
Warren Moon arguably threw the prettiest spiral of all time.
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5 hours ago, Nextmanup said:
No one should ever trade up, unless you going to get a blue chip franchise QB at the top of the draft.
That's my rule at least.
McBeane love to trade up all the time and have been burned by it.
Agree.
One counterpoint is that some will say that with 9 draft picks you're not going to be able to sign them all or there are not enough open spots on the team. However, that assumes a GM is skilled to the point that they know all of their picks are NFL material - which is never the case. Nobody hits 100%.
Beane has shown he would rather draft one player in the 2nd round rather than 2 players from the 3rd and 5th round respectively (made up example). Most times, I'd rather have a couple more draftees available to fight it out in camp and show they belong rather than assume I'm definitely going to hit on one player I bundled picks to get.
QB is the exception.
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Football is just a vehicle for his activism or maybe just a secondary passion. The Duke Johnson story was a good example of what a truly football centric person would do to play in the NFL.
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Next year's success can't be based on rookie acquisitions because, well, they're rookies. Marv Levy never liked playing rookies so he said. Point being, yes, draft what is BPA and/or need, but don't get spun up about thinking a rookie's potential will be seen in year one.
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Making a comeback when you do not have football as your singular focus? Not seeing it.
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Assume he wants to be a starter or nothing. How many teams can accommodate that situation? Is he now open to the idea of being a backup?
I want the Ravens again in the playoffs...
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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..and compare to now. If Daboll left the Bills now have the credibility to get a top tier replacement.