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Hey I love it, I hope teams keep looking for the next Josh Allen and use high picks on a guy who is a bigger guy, has accuracy issues (supposedly), played against lower competition with the HOPE that he turns out like Allen. Good luck!!!
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26 minutes ago, inaugural balls said:
Flores wasn’t a bustHe wasn’t amazing either. He had one year where they exceeded expectations (and never made the playoffs) so I wouldn’t exactly call him an amazing coach. He had a .500 record so he has been an average coach
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I could see that if it’s the Bengals (although I’m sure the league would also like to put the Ravens or Steelers in that spot as well) but not if the Rams win. They don’t play in the same conference and I think they will use that game for another prime time game
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No, there should be no donations. Part of the reason why the donations are cool is because it happens when something significant happens that directly impacts the Bills. This had no direct effect on the Bills, so this takes away from what has been done in the past
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5 minutes ago, Scorp83 said:
After last week… who’s really to talk about the off-season.
that’s like you just broke up with your girlfriend & your trying to move in on her girlfriend a week later. Man…let this breathe a littleOR don’t read and comment on a thread if you’re not interested/ready 🤷♂️
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1 hour ago, whorlnut said:
Heck with Mahomes. Who cares? He wouldn’t have said that I’d they lost.
Please tell me times you have seen QB’s of losing teams go sprinting across the field to go snd find the winning QB and say what Mahomes said….definitely the early favorite for troll post of the day
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2 hours ago, Big Blitz said:
If you apply this to the Chargers if they don't win it all in the next 2 years they never will.
The Ravens can't
The Bengals have 2 more shots
I mean the AFC is going to have 7 QBs making 40 million a year by 2025. Someone has to win.
I find it really odd that some people only apply the salary cap rules to the Bills and never to any other team. If you are good enough there are a thousand different ways around the salary cap, teams have shown that for years. Not saying you don’t have to hit in draft picks, of course you do, but if you have a great QB you will always be in contention
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46 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
He may not feel confident that he can keep the offense at this level. This team has huge expectations and it would all be on him with a defensive HC. Way less pressure and responsibility in NYG. We don’t know his mindset.
So the only reason I would say I’m not sure about this thinking is because at this stage all of these coaches/players executives all have egos. They are all incredibly confident in their abilities. I’m sure Dorsey feels he is more than capable of doing the job-I think he looks more at the relationship he had with Daboll. I’m sure his relationship with Daboll is much closer then his relationship with McDermott
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3 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
I think someone ought to tell Reid and Mahomes their Superbowl Window is closed, because they both appear to have their heads stuck out the window as they drive along, with their ears flapping, enjoying the breeze.
The Saints hired Brees in for the big bucks and won a superbowl, and have been a very successful team for a long time though they never went back. I thought they were "gone" in 2014-2016, which brings up a point - it wasn't just Brees at that point, they had spent the big bucks on a bunch of players who didn't deliver as promised (Jairus who?).
So I think when a team's window closes, it's not just on the QB's contract, it's the rest of the roster.
I was coming on here just to say this-why is Buffalo’s window already closed but KC’s isn’t? Look at all of the contracts they have, but that doesn’t seem to matter to some people. The Bills will be in the mix for ad long as they have Allen. They might not always be the favorite every year, but they will be in the mix
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Just now, YoloinOhio said:
Not sure about the question - outside of the benching, do you think he should have been playing more than he did and in place of whom?
I honestly don't know if he should have been playing more...I know people are going to point to the Patriots to say he definitely should have played more and the obvious answer is to get more playing time than Beasley, but I seriously don't know. I like McKenzie, but I would have to think that if he should've gotten more playing time, it definitely would've happened considering he has been here for what, 3 or 4 years?
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The guy obviously has something, but are things just not completely clicking for him or is it something that the coaching staff doesn't see? Or both?
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2 hours ago, Steptide said:
Right now that's a 14-3 record. Only losses I can see (right now) would be Baltimore, rams and cheifs
Well according to far too many posters on this board, it’s only a loss if Baltimore plays their back up QB. If they play Lamar apparently that’s an automatic win, but playing against Huntley that’ll be a loss somehow
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1 minute ago, 78thealltimegreat said:
Once again the guy talking to Rich bringing up Josh’s first two years doesn’t realize the supporting cast he had around him.
I dare even Mahomes to try to win with Charles Clay, Kelvin Benjamin, Robert Foster, and Zay JonesWell that’s what these guys do though now, right? Look at stats and such completely out of context? It’s the reason why the MVP “debate” only centers around QB and who throws for the most yards/touchdowns. People look at the stats and don’t really watch the players. Josh’s stats from his first 2 years fits the narrative that most of the national media had about him so that’s why it sticks around
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6 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:
When Bass was kicking it down to the 5-yard line he was taking a 3-yard approach. Yesterday was the usual seven yards and you could see that he was trying to kick it out of the end zone. And Pringle was back to receive not Hill.
How about someone asking Bass?
Just look at the kick there was no chance he was going to 5-yard line.
And then still all they had to do was stop two plays. Epic failure.
Yeah there was no way he was approaching that to kick it short. Bass is extremely good at that high kick, there’s no way he meant to kick it high to the 5 and end up kicking it 5 yards deep into the end zone
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5 hours ago, BTB said:
Don't forget Allen's cap hit goes up by 6 mil next year, and another 23 mil in 2023. This is on a team that was already close to the cap. It will be difficult to do much other than strike gold via the draft.
I’ve said this before on here-this is not an accurate statement. Teams can manipulate the cap in all sorts of different ways to make guys fit under the cap of their want them. Not only that, the cap is going to continue to go up. Teams wouldn’t sign these QB’s to these huge deals if they weren’t going to be able to afford anyone else on the team. Saints did it for years, Pittsburgh, Seattle…it’s possible
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2 minutes ago, Buffalo Boy said:
The Bills didn’t lose due to the OT rules.
The Bills O had a chance to make bank in the second quarter and played tiddlywinks instead.
The Bills special teams had a chance to bleed some time off the clock at the end. They didn’t even cause it to go.
The Bills D had three chances on three consecutive drives to stop the Chiefs and didn’t.
The Chiefs O ,” They are who we thought they were and we let ‘em off the hook!”
The OT rules are fine.
The OT rules are fine for the regular season, not the playoffs. I have said to people since the KC/Pats game a couple of years ago that in the playoffs each team should possess the ball. It's a bad look for the league when your MVP (the year it happened to Mahomes) and your arguably most exciting player (Josh this year) don't get a chance in OT in the playoffs.
The Bills aren't using the current rules as an excuse and they shouldn't, but that doesn't mean that the rules are fine. For the playoffs the rule needs to be fixed.
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Maybe this was already mentioned somewhere else, but for the Edmunds sucks crowd the Bills could’ve done a lot worse. Take a look at the Titans, they picked Rashaan Evans just a couple of picks later and that dude is inactive for today’s playoff game. Now that’s a linebacker not worthy of the spot he was picked
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2 hours ago, 78thealltimegreat said:
You have to think logically the Bills needs going into the off season…
Defensively will need another CB or two depending on Levi and Treys progress
Need a DT with Star likely playing out his contract
Need on offense 2TE…since we only have one TE…1WR if Beasley leaves preferably a burner…1 big back to compliment motor since Moss is a bust…and one more olineman
I can see a big free agent splash for 1 guy and still not break the budget
Why is Moss a bust? He was a third round pick? He’s been fine as a third round pick
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36 minutes ago, mattynh said:
Rewatched the championship game from last season. Feliciano was was Chris Jones personal turnstile. They gotta block better this year to have a chance. I think they will.
The Bills finally realized Feliciano was no good and got him out of there!
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3 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:
Seriously? You aren't very old.
What a lousy youth, musically speaking!
Halftime of the SB is traditionally my personal time to eat, hit the head, or do whatever needs doing, with the comfort of knowing I am missing absolutely NOTHING.
I see that won't change this year, which is great.
Holy crap I’m not sure you could’ve made a bigger “get off my lawn” statement if you tried!
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It amazes me that people STILL question when a player is injured how injured he actually is. They didn’t put him on IR because Lamar was trying every week to be out there. The the same narrative plus out about Lamar that people have questioned since he was drafted-they should definitely make the back up the full time starter, Lamar can’t play QB, etc. you think Lamar didn’t want to play that final week with the playoffs on the line?
Hasnt everyone learned yet that the old school way of thinking about injuries is the wrong way to think about injuries? Are there not enough older players who can’t walk, have head issues, have difficulty moving, don’t have enough money to cover all of their medical bills…people need to change their thinking on what the players should/could do WRT when they are injured
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I’m sure this has to have been mentioned already, but how is Murray a pro bowler?! How was he last of the MVP conversation?
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21 hours ago, Turbo44 said:
Isn’t it a bit inequitable to give the bengals/Titans winner 26 hours more rest for the championship game.
especially if it’s the Titans. They’re at home and if they win and Buffalo wins, Buffalo has to fly home from KC and probably get home around 1am Monday and have to fly to Tennessee.
No not at all-did you make the same claim about the Bills having an extra day to prepare for the Chiefs? The Bills will get the standard amount of rest, this won’t have an effect at all
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6 minutes ago, JGMcD2 said:
Come on Gunner, really?
I heard it here that it's dumb to pay ST players.According to one poster on this board we should apparently cut Bass to send a message because who cares about special teams and it will apparently “send a message”
Malik Willis: The next Josh Allen?
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And while his arm looks strong, it doesn't look nearly as strong as Josh's. As has been said several times already, people just want to put out the lazy narrative and want to be able to say "hey I was right about this guy, I was the only one"