ArtVandalay
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Lee Smith's career stats look like the game log of a mediocre TE, guys outproduce his 11 yr career in an annual basis.
He's not even the best Lee Smith, google him and you get a baseball player.
Dude is the last person to tell someone to stay on a couch. What an ego for a garbage player... then goes on to admit Dorsey needs to work on fixing the offense 🤣 .. what a clown.
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5 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
So I have a question... McDermott has basically had 3 years of elite QB play - 2020, 2021 and 2022 - and hasn't gotten it done. Josh wasn't elite in 2019. He was decent, but not Suprerbowl winning calibre.
Let's say you are Pegula, you fire McDermott and you hire coach X. If Coach X hasn't got it done in 3 years are you firing him too? Are you just gonna give each guy 3 years of Josh's career in the hope eventually one gets you a Superbowl?
I am not fishing it is a genuine question.
You have to look at his decision making as a coach in the previous years as well, not just the end result, to determine if he got the most of out of the team in those years too.
Sure, we weren't winning the Superbowl with Tyrod but that 10-3 loss to the Jaguars was brutal and his decision making during the game on the offensive side of the ball was horrendous. We had a long drive that game where virtually every yard was gained by McCoy on the ground or air. We get down to the goal line, 1st and goal on the 1... what do we do? Call a pass to Kelvon Benjamin, take a 10 yard penalty then settle for a FG... it was a horrendous game... now that team wasn't really going anywhere but McDs performance was terrible. But hey, first appearance, you don't have a good QB, it's a learning experience I get it.
You have to keep in mind too that was the year the Bills drafted Nate Peterman, McD swore he was the next best thing, benched Tyrod for him on for Peterman to have the worst appeance by a QB in NFL History, completing 6 of 16 for 66 yards, 0 TD, 5 INT... literally the worst QB debut in NFL history no joke. That's the guy McD thought gave us the best chance to win. Massive mark against him and his futility to have any competence in the offensive side of the ball other than let someone else do it.
Then against Houston we all know how that game went packing the offense in at the end of the first half, purposely settling for FGs once we got in FG range, going up 16-0 in the first half only to lose. Just again, a competely mismanaged game from McD, it was disappointing to see no growth there from the Jaguars game.
Coaches need to develop, grow, and learn as well, but every year in the playoffs we get the same ole timid guy that pisses down his leg and pukes all over his feet. 13 seconds was an abomination by a defensive coach and he took zero accountability for it after the game and instead blamed it on execution. Then this year we just don't show up, completely unprepared for both games.
There's no growth, and I'm fact the team has gone backwards from our Conference Chamionship loss these past two years losing in the Divisional and now firmly behind the Bengals in pecking order as well.
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So now he's dropping wallets too.
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8 hours ago, Solomon Grundy said:
Replace Elway with Flutie and we are good.
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Just a visual for the homers trying to defend Singletary and his horrendous athletic profile, here is a radar chart of his athletic profile just to illustrate how laughable it is.
This is why I call him Dingleberry.
He has no place on an explosive offense, he hinders the offense. Needs to go.
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7 lombardis to 0
4 games suspended to 0
2 baby mommas to 0
2 retirements to 0
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Golf requires zero athletic ability... see John Daly and 80 year olds mid afternoon.
If you are golfing for any other reason to pound some beers with the boys on a nice day you are doing it wrong.
Challenge yourself, but have fun, don't take it too seriously.
Josh can golf all he wants. He didn't miss a game he received plenty of treatment and will continue to.
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At least he didn't punch her in the face this time, it's an improvement I guess?
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On 12/23/2022 at 7:27 AM, SoMAn said:
I'm slightly surprised at the widespread disdain for Directv.
I've had it for around 24 years for the Sunday Ticket. Living outside of WNY it's been a godsend for this Bills fan.
Customer service has been lat times lousy or great, depending on the rep. If you know enough to escalate and get past tier 1 customer service, you can usually get a knowledgeable rep who knows how to handle the situation. Overall, it's no better or worse than any other customer service outlet.
I've enjoyed a great picture, time-shifting, multiple TVs, plenty of bandwidth for recorded content. Price? I've never had issues negotiating decent deals. I haven't paid for NFL ST in years, and currently pay $70/mo for 3 TV's for a package that includes NFL Network, HBO Max, ESPN, and most of the usual cable home fix it, cooking, and news stations.
I'm not sure streaming will provide all the same benefits. If I'm busy prior to the start of a game, I have it recorded. I can come in an hour after start time and play from the beginning, skipping through commercials. Can I do that with streaming? Can I access the game again on Tuesday if I feel like watching again, or is that an entirely different service (NFL Game Pass?) I'd have to pay for in addition to NFLST?
As far as streaming goes, I'm skeptical that I'll have the same picture quality and stability I've had with Directv signals. I watched part of a Amazon game and was frustrated by occasional pixilating that interrupted the broadcast.
Don't know if it's just fashionable to hate Directv, but my personal experiences are mostly positive. Wait until your internet service goes out one of these gamedays.
Post the bill because I call complete BS on this price. Your equipment fees and taxes alone with 3 TVs is going to run you a minimum of $30 depending on you equipment. You obviously don't have genie2 system because that would run you about minimum $40 in equipment alone for 3 TV.
It's possible you have a short term discount you just got after overpaying. Even so that price is just not possible with what DTV does now.
As for DTV their costs are horrendous, their service is less reliable than streaming, can't tell you how many times the satellite has gone out due to storms or DVR recordings murdered by a storm. Rain clouds roll in and buy bye... this is with updated latest and greatest 4k equip since i moved not long ago.
Since AT&T bought them their pricing and customer service have gone to hell and they have competely stopped investing in technology. Their tech in my 12 or so years with them has gone from leading class to stale and behind order major providers.
I was previously a critic of streaming platforms for live sports because the deliverability just wasn't there but the past couple years man has that really improved, streaming now putting DTV in the dirt. The deliverability and quality of the Amazon streams this year was outstanding.
I can't wait to dump DTV later this month.
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5 hours ago, NastyNateSoldiers said:
He runs the ball vs light boxes the majority of the time more then anyone in the league and I’m also very tired of the Oline excuse used by some here . Yes the Oline is middle of the pack but the problem is Singletary sucks and can’t create on his own . Singletary needs everything perfect around him when u see a nice run by him it’s usually the Oline opening a big hole for him and when he gets to the 2nd level that’s were we see his average skills because he doesn’t do much in space.
Give any talented back in the league this very same Oline and those light boxes and u will see something completely different u would see big explosive plays that’s something Singletary seems is allergic to.
The less Carrie’s the better YPC yes makes great sense he’s not big enough or good enough to carry a load to get 15+ touches a week . He’s a scrub and one of the main reasons we didn’t win a Super Bowl in 21/20 just look at his awful performances vs KC when we needed him most. It’s in the 2s I promise u that mof whenever we have gotten beaten in the Playoffs it has a direct correlation with Singletary having an awful gm. He can’t take the Falcons D with him in the playoffs
Btw how many 100yd rushing games does your boy have these last 2 yrs ? The answer is a whooping 2 . 1 per season and against the worst rushing defenses in the league in 21 vs the Falcons and vs the awful Bears this yr. Just amazing how jag Singleydpercarry is .
Please don’t come back with the if he had more touches talk because he didn’t earn more touches that’s what talented backs do. Something like I said Singletary seems allergic to.This guy gets it. Thank you.
Your issue is you are in a conversation with homers that don't watch any football outside of the Bills, completely ignore his horrendous athletic profile, and love to overrate Bills rather than be honest.
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9 hours ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:
It's definitely not 0. He's a good timeshare back - most teams employ one... paying a back is never a particularly smart move as they all end up hurt eventually. I'd say.... Denver, Jets without hall (he's better than everyone else they have), Atlanta, New Orleans, Carolina, Tampa, LA. He'd definitely get snaps for teams like KC, Cincy, Pittsburgh.
He had more yards on fewer carries than Joe mixon, David Montgomery, and Brian Robinson. He's a pretty solid blocker and he has improved his hands. Him and Cook combine to put up better numbers than Barkley fwiw.
I don't think he'll get 5.5 because of the amount of free agents. I think Atlanta will overpay for a top back and he's part of the replacement - so maybe Vegas, or Dallas.
Going through the tabs you claim he can start on is hilarious.
Denver? He isn't even in the stratosphere of Javonte Williams, this is silly.
Jets- Like you said they have Hall, Michael Carter is also better and a superior receiver.
Atlanta - Allgeier is a big boy and certainly a superior power back his rookie year this year was better than any year Singletary ever had... meanwhile Cordarrell a better COP/ receiver.
New Orleans LMAO... he's not better than Alvin Kamara
Tampa - Fournette is better and although he hasn't had the playing time White is a better talent, he was a rookie this year.
Akers over Singletary by a mile, what he did down the stretch after he was fully recovered from achillies surgery dwarfs Singletary.
Pittsburgh leans on Harris he would get nothing there.
KC like athletes, they dumped CEH who is like Singletary but better. Singletary can't hold a candle to Pacheco as an athlete.
Mixon dominates the backfield on Cinci and a superior runner between the tackles.
1 hour ago, Jauronimo said:Foreman has had one good year and it all happened after CMC got dealt. Dude has never started on his own teams. Singletary's career production is so much more than Foreman. I guess he just never got his shot in that crowded Houston backfield....
3 of Devin's 4 years are more productive than Herbert's best year as a pro.
Miami has one RB who is Devin's equal and a bunch of bums.
This list is ridiculous.
If you think that lost is ridiculous you just don't watch football. Especially if you don't think Khalil Herbert is better.
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Not many, any team he does start for has a RB problem. He's under sized and has some of the worst physical traits of any RB in size, speed, strength. I know people will scoff at that but it's measurable and an undeniable fact.
https://www.mockdraftable.com/player/devin-singletary
Any other team in our division he would be the 3rd RB. Many other teams like Chicago have two better backs. And he's not good as a receiver so that severely limits him.
Looking around the league I don't see a single team that he could be lead back for unless there was personnel change. Only close option might be Arizona, maybe?
I hope a dumb team gives him a good chunk so we don't resign him. He's a waste of space on an explosive offense. Addition by subtraction.
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His peers are:
-Matt LeFluer
-Ron Rivera
-Mike Zimmer (now work coach prime in Colorado)
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This is by far the most ridiculous idea I've ever heard.
We have a good QB so let's now change the rules in our favor.
Also you don't need to "gut" your team, you just can't throw $15MM per year at a mediocre tight ends and you probably shouldn't exercise $10MM 5th year options on undersized average DTs.
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7 hours ago, Albany,n.y. said:
That's not true. It took Andy Reid 7 years to win a Super Bowl in KC. So, I guess you would have fired Reid after 6 years of no Super Bowls in KC. It also took him 6 years to get to and lose a Super Bowl in Philadelphia. It took Reid 21 seasons as an NFL coach before he won a Super Bowl-what a bum.
Hey you are the one saying you can't hire Payton because of history, just showing our own history.
And McD will be year 7 next year, only difference is this will be his 6th year with Allen... for Reid it was only the 2nd year of playing Mahomes.
Team has gone backwards as had the offense.
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5 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:
The biggest mistake will be wasting Josh another year by continuing to go with Sean and the coordinators. Poyer, Edmunds and Singletary had zero impact in all these playoff loses. Let them walk. If Beane doesn't go hard for OL/WR, the above comments won't even matter. We're screwed and a Marty Schottenheimer type purgatory will be our destiny.
McSchottenheimer
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11 hours ago, JerseyBills said:
Never seen this breakdown. Beyond infuriating and completely inexcusable. Unreal
The coaching of this team is so horrible.
There's a difference between building a culture, assembling talent and scheme/gameplanning. We severely lack in the latter, so much behind other contenders in the league.
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2 hours ago, Albany,n.y. said:
Never!!!!!!
You do realize that no coach has ever won a Super Bowl with 2 different teams. If you make the deal you're guaranteeing the Bills won't win a Super Bowl mainly because you gave up 2 high draft choices in hopes that Payton will do something nobody in the 57 years of Super Bowls has EVER DONE.
I think anyone who wants to fire McDermott is being ridiculous.
No coach has ever won his first super this far into his tenure with a team. So by your own admission we should fire McDermott because historically he has no chance of winning a super bowl here.
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9 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said:
I think he is 5-2 in post season with some road wins. Vs Allen is 4-4 with no road wins and 0-3 vs Mahomes/Burrow. Josh's stats are better. I agree Mahomes is one when you consider playoffs. I like Allen over Burrow but he did not show it last week.
Burrow has a total of 9 passing TD in 9 postseason games. He's never had 300 and a TD in a postseason game.
He typically hands the ball off to Mixon 20 times a game and let's him be a horse.
The Bengals haven't leaned on him in the postseason like KC does Mahomes or even Bills do Allen.
Don't get me wrong great talent but he's never been a big contributor in the postseason to this point.
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2 hours ago, PatsFanNH said:
You do know they won because of a personal foul with like 25 seconds left in the 4th. IMO they never should have thrown the flag as they decided the game with it. So your headline is wrong, the Chiefs escaped, at home, against the Bengals. They didn’t show anything on how to handle them!
They played the game with a QB hopping around on 1 leg lol, same injury that had Mac Jones screaming crying down the tunnel and out for a few weeks.
Mahomes was two strides OB it was a bone head play by Ossai. So dumb and rightfully a penalty. Rules are rules, tuck rule decided that Raiders Patriots game back in the day but it was the correct call because that's the rule. You don't ignore rules out of sympathy or because it decided the gane, the player decided the game trying to take a cheap shot at an injured player.
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3 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
Grow how? People are making these comments like it’s a widespread problem.
How do you beat KC and Cincinnati? Pass rush and score points! We’ve been saying it for years.
There is one person we must look at. Brandon Beane. Now the question is does he get a pass because Von got hurt? I’m willing to say yes but criticism is still there because his DL draft picks aren’t able to win 1v1 battles.
Scheme and gameplanning is a major part of winning vs those teams and McDermott doesn't bring any of that, he's absolutely useless offensively and has a rookie OC with a very green offensive staff.
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7 hours ago, Mango said:
Their board reads a lot like ours this week. The Burrow is not elite one is a bit much. I think it is Mahomes at 1 and then Allen Burrow as 2a/b.
Burrow has never thrown 300 and a TD in the playoffs, when you hand the ball off all day then pitch a few passes to the best WR tandem in the NFL it makes you look really good. He's an elite level QB, but has never shown it in the postseason.
In 9 postseason games he now has a total of 9 TD, 4 INT and averages approx 260 YPG... meh...
He was an older rookie and going into only his 4th year next year so plenty of time to change those figures.
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4 minutes ago, HomeTeam said:
Beane won't throw a player under the bus publicly. Also, I believe that he is building some good will to possibly trade some players for picks (i.e. Oliver).
No one is giving up anything of value for Oliver. He's an average player at best.
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8 hours ago, st pete gogolak said:
In 2020, the Eagles desperately needed WR help. First round pick was Jalen Reagor. Very next pick was Justin Jefferson. Reagor is no longer with the Eagles. Jefferson is one of the best two or three WR in the league. Maybe the best. Yet, Eagles are in NFC Championship a couple of years later.
Beane's been far from perfect and we all know the list trading Wyatt Teller, picking Ford over Metcalf and A.J. Brown, Basham instead of Humphrey, Bernard instead of Parham, hell even Oliver instead of Simmons. Some of that is hindsight, some of it is not.
Point is, none of those "mistakes" are fatal. This is, however, an enormously consequential off-season for Beane and the team. He needs to make rebuild of the offensive line number one priority (same as KC did after Super Bowl loss to Tampa Bay), establish a legitimate running game that doesn't depend on Allen, somehow introduce flexibility into a defense that has grown way too stale and hope we can avoid serious injuries.
Not saying it will happen but there is certainly hope that he can fix what is obviously broken.
He's hasn't been able to do it for any of the 6 years he's been here. What makes you think this year is any different?
At this point its evident he can't identify offensive line talent.
Imagine if we had a player committing the same egregious mistakes for 6 straight years and never being held accountable.
Why is Eric Bieniemy available as an OC?
in The Stadium Wall
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He's a garbage human with an awful track record and the only reason he for an NFL job is because Andy Reid loves and breeds garbage humans.
Bienemy: arrested multiple times, grabbed a female parking attendent by the neck, covered up systemic sexual assault by football players in college, lured teenage high school recruits with drugs and sex.
Dude is human filth.