Milanos Milano
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Just now, Bad Things said:
Red unis = gimmick
Of course, they are a terrible jersey. That isn’t the reason why I was proposing we go red. I was just wondering if it would help to maximize visibility in the snow.
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Just now, Gonzonzo said:
We need to use blue shirt, so the ravens cant use their black .
I believe the black color makes easier to Lamar hide the ball in the RPO or option plays.
True. I don’t think the snow is going to be that heavy anyways, and if it easier to defend the RPO, then we should force the ravens to wear white.
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I was under the impression alternate uniforms expanded to 3 times a season? And you could wear alternate jerseys once during the playoffs?
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33 minutes ago, Turbo44 said:
I think color rush uniforms are only allowed by the NFL once a year so I’d guess mo
Does that apply to the playoffs?
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6 minutes ago, zow2 said:
No No No . we wear our traditional home uniform, blue jersey white pants. stop the nonsense with the monochrome track suits
I don’t want it. I hate all red. It was a simple thought exercise in regards to visibility during snow football games.
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4 minutes ago, SlimShady'sSpaceForce said:
You’ll have to wait until Wednesday as usual.
color rush is once a seasonnot typically in postseason
Ok thanks for the reply. I’d be ok with, especially if the lake effect snow is going. Anything to help Josh see through the snow is a plus. It might not even be that heavy of snow, but it all depends if the lake effect is going or not.
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8 minutes ago, CEN-CAL17 said:
Looks like 30% chance of snow showers at kickoff and snow unlikely after 9pm eastern.....
Who really knows at that point. Depends on if the Lake Effect snow machine is going once the arctic air spills over the lakes.
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2 minutes ago, Heitz said:
Please no. No "alt" uniforms in the playoffs!!!
No because of personal reasons or no because they aren’t allowed in the playoffs?
Just now, Bills Fan of Maryland said:White tops and blue bottoms. Best look. Why change what ain't broke?
All red sucks.
I hate all red, I was just thinking it would provide an advantage for Allen in the snow.
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4 minutes ago, Bubba Gump said:
They should wear all white so the Ravens can't see us. Make Balt wear their dark uni's.
Seems like Red would be much easier to see in the snow than purple. Figured any advantage for us is a plus.
1 minute ago, Mat68 said:All blues I would guess
I was hoping for all red, it is better to see in the snow than blue. But they might not even be allowed.
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2 minutes ago, MJS said:
Are they allowed?
Don’t know, which is why I was hoping to get some answers here.
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Will we wear red since we are expecting snow? Seems like that would be a smart strategic move. Are we even allowed to wear them?
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Will they wear color rush red if it snows?
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10 hours ago, John from Riverside said:
It’s just totally obvious that Josh Allen has broken PFF’s matrix system and they don’t know what to do about it
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18 minutes ago, Simon said:
He's got no experience turning his hips
He's got no experience tracking a ball
He's got no experience establishing position
He's got no experience timing a leap
And some of y'all think that he's going to magically fly through the air to outduel a HOF caliber receiver at the peak of his abilities.
It's so patently absurd that I can't believe it's being seriously discussed by otherwise seemingly rational human beings.
Since that is as diplomatically as I can put it, I'm stepping out so you gents can continue enjoying your alternative reality uninterrupted.
It doesn’t matter, that wasn’t my point. My point was there is zero liability risk if Allen is on the field camping in the end zone if all the other DBs are there as well. We pull 1 lineman, big whoopdie do. An athletic tall QB deserves the chance to play hero ball on hailmarys and nothing else will change my mind. -
Allen can track a football. He just had an over the shoulder fully extended catch for a TD today. The dude is a freak athlete and I’m 100% giving him the green light in hailmary situations.
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2 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:
Youd think theyd have some kind of plan for Hopkins there like that...they couldve covered him with 6 dbs there and he still makes that catch lol I wonder if Josh could track a long pass like that its pretty difficult to do and time your jump properly...I'll never forget gronk missing a huge tackle on a last second kick return against thr dolphins that cost the pats the game so that kind of stuff makes me nervous lol im sure Bill had the same thought process as what were talking about
I mean ***** happens and it comes with risks. If you are sending 1 d lineman, I don’t see how having Josh Allen camping in the end zone is a liability risk when all of your starting defensive backs are still on the field. -
4 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:
Looking back on it and seeing what didn't work that certainly seems like an option...hes still behind a healthy margin in vertical and wingspan but im sure he wouldve at least bodied Hopkins a little bit 🤣 it doesn't even sound possible but if you factor in the jump and everything else Hopkins has like a 10 inch advantage over white even though white is only a few inches shorter. I cant think of anyone else besides Josh that wouldve even had a chance and I dont think they'd let their qb in there
I mean it’s totally worth it in my opinion. We either send the house with a pass rush or pull everyone back. Having all your CBs on the field plus Allen and a tall TE/WR on the field is literally no risk other than injury. Nothing worse than being an athletic QB who just led the team to a lead only to lose to a hailmary. As a coach, I’m giving a tall QB a shot 99% of the time. -
1 minute ago, Turk71 said:
When your just standing in the end zone waiting for a hail Mary do you want tall guys or quick little guys?
Hands down tall guys. I mean obviously you want most of your starting DBs on the field still, which is why I would just pull a d lineman or 2 and just keep 1 defender camped in the end zone. I’m a firm believer in allowing an athletic QB a chance to play hero ball in hailmary situations. They earned the right in my opinion. -
5 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:
Hopkins has a 5 inch higher vertical than white according to combine stats and probably the biggest hands in the history of hands and the wingspan of a 7 foot tall dude...he was literally built in a lab for the sole purpose of outjumping guys for balls 🤣🤣
I just think we don't have anyone tall enough for that...I was debating someone on here about the size difference between white and Hopkins in another thread but it is a massive mismatch when you factor in their verticals and Hopkins' wingspan...i don't think we have receivers tall enough that couldve made a difference do we? we needed to jostle him around on his way up which rarely gets called as pi on the final play so we get away with it likely or get to Murray before he threw the ball
Allen is literally one of the tallest guys we have that can jump. I’m probably in the rare majority here, but he would have gotten the nod from me if he wanted it. -
1 minute ago, Turk71 said:
He is bigger.☺ I bet he would've stopped that catch at any cost which is what should've happened.
QBs are the hungriest players on the field the majority of the time, He led us to the lead. He deserved the chance to stop the hailmary. You can keep all the other DBs on the field and pull one lineman. There is literally no risk in doing so other than injury, but Josh earned the right to defend the jump ball if he want to. -
Just now, Simon said:
That sort of strikes me as a bad time to experiment with a dubious strategy that has an infinitesimal chance of success.
In a hailmary attempt? Why not. Seems like the best chance to try it. Allen chucking it into the end zone and Knox and Davis launch Beasley up into the air for a game winning super bowl touchdown seems like a great way to win!3 minutes ago, Generic_Bills_Fan said:Can't argue with the push and shove cuz theyre likely getting away with it but I do think if a PI was called we would all be losing our minds talking about how awful of a penalty it was and that everyone should be fired etc. 🤣
It sure would be talked about forever though haha
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Just now, Simon said:
I'm not aware of it applying anywhere else outside of FG attempts.
It would be interesting to see a team try it in a playoff game or super bowl just to push the rules boundary. -
1 minute ago, Simon said:
It's the leverage rule
LEVERAGE
(o) Jumping or standing on a teammate or opponent to block or attempt to block an opponent’s kick.
(p) Placing a hand or hands on a teammate or opponent to gain additional height in the block or attempt to block an opponent’s kick.
(q) Being picked up by a teammate in a block or an attempt to block an opponent’s kick.
Thank you. Does this also apply for offensive plays or hailmarys? I don’t see any rules for that, just FGs. -
3 minutes ago, BuffaloRebound said:
If it’s legal and would help a team win, Belichik would’ve already tried it.
Lol run a route in the end zone and have Beasley get on his knees and hands and have Diggs jump off his back for a jump ball TD.
Red uniforms vs Ravens?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I mean it couldn’t hurt. It might not be snowing heavily enough to even matter, but lake effect snows have a mind of their own.