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What are we doing here? Most of his reps have been against arguably the top passing duo in the league-the duo that has done really well against the top corners in the league the past 2 years. Not only that, but Josh isn’t allowed to get hit and in some circumstances there’s not even a rush against him! But we are supposed to expect a rookie cb to be playing lights out every snap in training camp??
Again, what are we doing here?
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43 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:
I'll be keeping an eye on Terrell Bernard to see how many Tremaine Edmunds threads get started if he shows out at Mike.
What? This board overreacting to a preseason game??? That’s preposterous!!
also, did you know that Malik Willis is going to be a problem?!?!
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8 hours ago, Bill from NYC said:
They are a historically stupid franchise.
Those idiots passed on OT Evan Neal in the 2022 draft, only to opt for a CB from Cincinnatti (of all places) at #4. What made it even worse, the Giants were able to draft Neal.
What absolute morons!!!
They’re both rookies, hard to judge if either puck is any good. They also had a major need at cornerback. Not saying it wasn’t a bad pick, but using 2 guys who haven’t played a down in the league isn’t a strong argument
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8 minutes ago, Beerball said:
Curious that Beane values Gilliam over Poyer.
One has nothing to do with the other-you think Poyer was going to sign a 2 year 5 mil deal??
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1 hour ago, Greg S said:
If he did I bet he would still throw the ball farther than Tua.
Yeah but that's unfair because then both players would be throwing left han....oh wait
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20 minutes ago, Greg S said:
Just my guess but I have the Bills winning the east and the Chargers winning the west. If KC makes it to the playoffs it will be as a WC. Any playoff matchup between the two would be in OP. Again just my meaningless opinion.
I think the Chargers and Chiefs will be battling all year as well-unfortunately no matter what the Bills are traveling to both of those games next season, which like I said makes getting home field over both of them extremely important (outside of the obvious reasons of wanting home field advantage).
but back to the original point, I just don’t understand why the Bills are traveling to KC 2 years in a row if it is based off of where each team finished in the division
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Sorry I know this has probably been discussed and I don’t know why this just occurred to me right now, but why are the Bills playing in KC again this year? They played in Buffalo a couple of years ago because the Bills were playing the AFCW and KC was scheduled to come here, then they played in KC last year because they both finished in first, so shouldn’t the KC game be in Buffalo this year? I thought it rotated every year. Add in the fact that the Bills will play in KC next year because they are playing the AFCW again, that’s a lot of games in KC. Makes it even more important to get home field advantage for the playoffs!
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2 minutes ago, finn said:
I've never punted in a game, but I'm surprised that a guy with such a strong leg can't get as much hang time as he wants. Isn't it just a matter of changing his trajectory a bit? I'm sure it's not easy, but it's not like he has a whole lot of other things to work on, besides holding.
1 minute ago, ddaryl said:
It is a bit perplexing...Just now, GunnerBill said:It is a technique thing for sure. It is about contact points. I'm sure the Bills are working hard on it with him, because he is going to win the job.
Which is why you take the rookie with the considerably stronger leg. A good coach can teach technique, you can’t teach 60-70 yard punts
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To me there’s way too much talent at other positions to have to cut someone just to have a 4th TE
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49 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Meh, Josh already did that the other day…apparently Von is just a follower, not a leader 😬🤣
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5 minutes ago, Awwufelloff said:
Yeah but it was towards end of the year. He did miss the playoffs so I agree that would definitely be one. If you look around the league though teams have dealt with massive injuries compared to our team.
Don’t try to justify you’re incredibly wrong statement, just say “oh yeah, you guys are right, my bad” and move on…it’s not that difficult
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My son and I were there yesterday and we ended up standing next to a guy and his sons (older kids, late teens early 20’s) and he had 3 bags of different merchandise he had him and his kids trying to get players to sign. He even asked Poyer for his gloves and Poyer called him right now, telling him no because he will just sell
the stuff. We actually ended up moving away from the guy because I didn’t think the players were going to come anywhere near him-turned out to be a good decision, ended up getting pics of my son with Knox and Tre White. Loved that Poyer knew, even in the chaos, of what this guy was trying to do
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1 hour ago, John from Riverside said:
Anyone else find Thad Brown kinda annoying?
"Nothing special" is he forgetting the years when we couldnt complete passes AGAINST AIR
Balls inaccurate
Balls hitting the ground all over the place
Now a productive day is just a "meh" day Thad?
It’s funny because I watched him a couple of times throughout practice and he was like a kid in a candy store…couldn’t get the smile off of his face, definitely had a giddy up in his step…
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12 minutes ago, Doc said:
I wasn't suggesting he play under the 1 year tender. I'm saying sit-out until they give in.
His only option is playing on the franchise tag this year, he can't sign a long term deal until after the season is completed now
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7 hours ago, No_Matter_What said:
This gets mentioned often but I don't get it at all. So Brady earning $20M+ (or whatever) doesn't need to chase every penny but any other QB has to since their wives do not make $40M?
In what world isn't $100M+ or whatever these QBs made (or $300M+ these young guys will make) not enough for generations of their families?
So I could be completely misconstruing what you are saying, but why shouldn’t these guys push for as much money as they can make? I get it, 100+ million dollars is an amazing amount of money and is definitely generational money, but if the economics dictates that they can make more, shouldn’t they? Where should the money go then?
as fans we cheer for the team, so obviously we want to see the players take discounts so the team can keep more of the good players since the top guys are making more money than most of us can dream of, but these players need to treat this as a business because that’s what the owners and front office personnel treat this as. We want the players to take the huge risk physically, but not be fairly compensated for it
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I'm really surprised to see that there are no 99 QB's and that Bass isn't even in the top 10 for kickers (and the kickers scores seem REALLY low)
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Josh’s deal looks better and better every day
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1 minute ago, YoloinOhio said:
Very happy to see that Trevon Diggs is not on that list....is it too early to add him to the overrated list in that other thread? 😁
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2 hours ago, Doc Brown said:
William "The Fridge" Perry. Cool nickname. Iconic Super Bowl run on an iconic team. Never made a pro bowl. Only 27.5 sacks in 10 seasons. Joe Namath, Terry Bradshaw, and Troy Aikman if we're going QB's.
I definitely agree with Aikman-very good, but benefitted greatly from his circumstances. He never put up huge numbers, but he never had to. Dominant o line, great defense, good offense, just hand the ball to Emmitt, don’t turn over the ball, and he did those things extremely well. He won 3 Super Bowls so can’t take that away from him, but I never thought they won because of him.
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3 hours ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:
you two (and many others) can roll your eyes all you want
Rules are rules.
Why are you calling me out? One thread was about supposed leaks over a month ago and the other one was started at literally the exact same time as mine (which is why mine was merged)
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29 minutes ago, Rigotz said:
There are two other threads on this exact same topic on the main page right now.
The difference is, those other threads actually post some type of valuable information.
So you’re talking about the one posted on May 27th (that talked about leaks but nothing concrete) and then the other one posted at the exact same time as mine….cool, got it
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Now that the ratings are coming out, does Josh join that 99 club? What about the rankings of the rest of the Bills?
disclaimer: if you don’t care, cool, no need to comment then, just move along. Just a fun little topic for those who want to discuss it
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6 hours ago, T master said:
More of the money should go to build each team a brand new stadium with the best of medical facilities & let's say more to those veterans that didn't have the type of medical retirement that these guys have & are dealing with CTE & other problems from playing the game that would be a good start .
But there again that's just me i guess .
Can’t/shouldn’t the owners already be doing this with the billions of dollars they are collectively making every year?
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28 minutes ago, T master said:
The greed thing in the NFL is getting way out of hand for god sakes how much is too much ?
Welcome to the new world order of things sad ... 😪 But if the owners continue to pay it they will continue to ask for more & more ...
Where should the money go then?
Bills disappointed in Elam's potential to contribute this year? (unfounded internet rumor)
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It’s also not something to overreact about either. He’s not facing Allen/Diggs caliber duos every week. He will also be given help during a game. Neither of these things have been true during training camp. I’ve seen videos of virtually every rookie corner getting burned during camp so far, it’s all part of the learning process. If it’s still happening a couple of weeks into the season that’s a different story, but it should be expected he will struggle against Allen and Diggs.