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14 minutes ago, <bills4life> said:
And the worst part about it is that we will be having these very same discussions next season, while at the same time wasting another year of josh allen in his prime with no recourse.
Exactly. It’s like McDermott has became a Pegula’s family member and he doesn’t have the balls to fire him and take another direction, hungry, starving to win the Lombardi and makes history.
He’s ok on where we are and stop.
5 minutes ago, Man with No Name said:spot on. people are going to see what harbaugh does with the chargers over the next 5 years, and it isn't gonna make the people here very happy. we are settling. josh might be able to will us to one or two before he's done. it will be despite the coach though.
ill reiterate. mcdermott is good. not great. not the right coach for allen.
Josh Allen not winning multiple Superbowls is a disgrace. How can you don’t wanna do everything to get there with a QB like Josh in the house ? I’m referring at Pegula.
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After few days since another “Chiefs elimination”, my only thought is that unfortunately we will be stuck with McClapping.
I wanna be clear: overall he’s not a bad coach, but as many here stated tons of times, he’s not elite, he’s not a coach that can take his team to a Lombardi and win it.
I don’t know what is it, but he lacks something here and there, maybe is something about tactical skills, or maybe something about leadership and character, but he’s not a top dog, now is 6 years with Josh at QB ? With one of the top 3 QB in this League ?
So my view is that until he’ll be the coach, nothing could change about our chances to finally get there.
Honestly i envy the Chargers for the Harbaugh hire… i would like to have someone like BB… i don’t care about his past, we need a “bad man” at the helm, not some humble one.
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2 hours ago, Jay_Fixit said:
Hate hate hate polenta.
Has to be doused in marinara for me to even have a bite.
You crazy ! 😅
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47 minutes ago, Rew said:
5 steps. See link. There is a great image of all 5 steps about 2/3rd's down the article.
Thanks bro
44 minutes ago, Jay_Fixit said:Gnocchi (w/bolognese)
Veal Parmesan
Minestrone
Chicken Cacciatore
Lasagna
Penne Rigate in clam sauce
Bruschetta (pronounced broo-skett-a for all you who say it wrong at restaurants).
Baccala
Top three:
POLENTA (valtellina type, the real one)
PIZZOCHERI
COSTINE AL LAVECC
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9 hours ago, Rew said:
There is nothing definitive about a single or multiple concussions. Each one is different and follows the same protocol. The average time to clear protocol for multiple in the same season is longer, but there is nothing in the rules that prevents him from coming back quickly if he clears all the steps.
He could clear it in 5 days, or this could be his worst ever and not clear for a month.
Key is to watch for cleared for non contact by Friday.
Just curious: what’s the process to clear a concussion protocol ?
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I suppose we could get some injured guys ready for Sunday night and if we recover energies in almost 6 days, we are a better overall team than the Chiefs
2 minutes ago, chongli said:The Chiefs come after the 4th spot IMO
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Hello people.
So today, after the weekend, what’s your personal ranking between the remaining teams ?
You can obviously consider the injuries situation about every team, if you know it.
What about:
- 49ers
- lions
- bills
- ravens
- chiefs
- packs
- texans
- bucks
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Oh well… what i see that many top teams use screen plays a lot… and it works very well.
With some good screen during the game, we would be unpredictable, now that we have Cook that defenses respect, it could work.
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I mean: why aren’t we able to run screen plays more often ?
What’s the problem with that ?
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43 minutes ago, Bob Chandler's Hands said:
If you are truly the Italian Bills fan this should be in kilograms.
Still waiting and curious what people think…
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Seeing that this last days many fans over here are super worried about the Steelers force and their chance to beat us, i would like to see if all this fear is so well motivated.
Bills vs Steelers pound for pound, who has the edge in every position:
QB
RB
WRs
TE
OL
DL
LBs
CBs
Ss
HC
OC
DC (still the HC in our case)
Let’s see if we top them, or if we are underdogs reading all the fear around here.
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28 minutes ago, colin said:
you are to me bro, you are to me.
that or Gaitano.
Try again… 🤭
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3 hours ago, JohnNord said:
You are completely right from a logic standpoint but I get it.
All sports super fans develop this really mindset where you think the entire world and your own personal happiness hinges on the result of game. I’m in this group and I can tell by the thread titles and responses here - you all are too.
I’ve been wondering how I personally got myself wrapped up this so bad, where a loss could drastically affect my mood for a day or two. It’s pretty crazy.
I think Bills fans are not different than other sports franchises who have been relatively unsuccessful the past 2 decades or who have never won a world championship. You are happy to see success but want to see the team capitalize on the ultimate goal because it could be a “once in a lifetime” event (again that sounds ridiculous…but you know)
So every thing intensifies. You think that this might be the team’s best or only chance to win a championship. Also there’s someone fans of these kind of teams do to almost protect themselves. The second the ride is a little bumpy, everyone thinks the worst case scenario as a way to protect themselves from getting disappointed. You always think the other shoe is going to drop and the team is “cursed” if they don’t win.
Whether you are position or negative going into the game, a loss is going to suck regardless. So why not just try to be positive?
much easier said than done.
On this particular point, i always have been very much like you bro.
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23 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:
....so since 1989?...you've experienced 4 straight SB loses...Music City Forward Lateral....13 Seconds and you still ask why Bills fans are always concerned?....now that's concerning!
Always on the right side my friend, I refuse to being not optimistic about our chance to win every single game after Josh Allen comes to town.
Music City Forward Lateral: i was in a hotel room in NYC that time and if i did not destroy the tv, it was just because there was a girl with me
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57 minutes ago, Einstein said:
Definitely not in panic mode, but i’m also not taking the Steelers lightly. They’ve been playing well over the past 3 games.
I was shocked at how confident their fans are on their forum. They absolutely expect to beat us.
Maybe it’s a matter of start being positive anche some cocky, don’t you think ? Other fan base always that way, we (not everybody thanks God) always pooping in our pants every single game. Stop this pls.
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1 hour ago, colin said:
i get negative all the time, but Giuseppe is right, we are a much better team and at home. we should be confident, this has the makings of a two touchdown beat down.
LFG!
Im not Giuseppe anyway 😄
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1 hour ago, Low Positive said:
I think what the OP is noting is the contrast between Bills fans and Steelers fans levels of confidence in online posts. Steelers fans are absolutely sure that they are winning it all, all due to beating the Bengals (in the game when Browning turned back into a pumpkin), Seahawks, and the Ravens backups. Somebody had to win the 7th seed in the AFC and they backed into it due to an epic collapse by the Jags. Meanwhile, Bills fans are actively searching for every potential way that their team could lose the game despite a five-game winning streak with wins over the Chiefs, Cowboys, and Dolphins. Do you know that the Steelers give up more yards per game on the ground than the Bills (or Cowboys) do? Do you know that Najee Harris” only two 100-yard games came against the second-worst run defense and the Ravens third-stringers? You know, if the Jags and Colts had won the Bills would be facing the Colts and JT in a snow game. Would that make people feel better?
I get it. We are just guarding ourselves from potential disappointment. What I don’t get is the chest thumping from Pittsburgh.
Straight on my point.
1 hour ago, mjt328 said:We lost to the Jets and Patriots, who are two of the absolute worst teams in the NFL. We also lost to the Jaguars, Bengals and Broncos, none of whom managed to make the playoffs over this very Steelers team. The awful Giants took us to the final wire. And with literally everything on the line only a couple weeks ago, the Chargers and Patriots (again) did the same thing.
Yes. This team has the potential to be great. This team has the potential to go all the way. But this team has also shown that it cannot get out of its own way with sloppy and undisciplined football.
Will that change now that we've reset and the postseason begins? We feel on top of the world after the Dolphins game, and I'd like to think so. However, recent history has proven the 2023 Buffalo Bills simply can't make things easy for themselves. And that's why many fans are nervous.
You remember that all of those losses come when Dorsey was the OC right ? I know that our offense isn’t yet brilliant, but man, night and day difference with the Ken Dorsey one.
1 hour ago, gordong said:No, if we can't beat some no name QB named mason it doesn't matter we are not winning a Superbowl we have a superstar QB now it time to start playing like he is fully capable. we have seen it before in the playoffs. any of us worrying about the steelers is just dumb, it not going to change anything and to be honest they are just not that good... I know any given Sunday.
Finally somebody come here with some good attitude.
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9 minutes ago, Strethor said:
Didn't we almost lose to Skylar Thompson? There are no easy playoff games.
Never wrote it would be a cake walk, the thread is about negative feeling around here.
6 minutes ago, gobills404 said:“We’re playing at home against Skylar Thompson. Nothing to worry about!”
Ok, then let’s go ahead all the week long to think we are in trouble and Pit is a bad bad matchups and probably they have 60 to 40 chance to win the game.
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17 minutes ago, pocoboy said:
Weren't you one to start a thread bashing the OL and DL yesterday?
I was referring on a single game, not about the next one where our lines can play extremely well.
12 minutes ago, KCNC said:You must not have been a Bills fan for very long.
Read above, 35 years… what you think ?
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29 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
Maybe I'm oversimplifying this. But it's football and anything can happen. And normally when it's a game where some silliness happens it involves a Bills loss.
If before the season started you would have told people that the Bills would enter the playoffs on a 5 game win streak, #2 seed, at home against the Steelers , without TJ Watt and with Mason Rudolph starting at QB I think 99% of the fan base would have signed up for that.
But again, it's football. The weather will factor in. Could there be yet another game that the Refs influence the outcome? Will the Bills play down to their opponents, or will the Steelers play out of their mind knowing they really are playing with house money and have nothing to lose?
It's a single elimination tournament. Can't have an off day or it's on to exit interviews and draft prep.
The weather: aren’t we supposed to be a natural “cold weather team” ? Don’t we always state that in December and January we play our best football and that when other teams come play in Buffalo they will have to worry about cold and snow ?
Now it seams the opposite: Pit is the favorite one because the weather. Ok, maybe i miss something.
2 minutes ago, Bill from NYC said:Of course. In fact it is way more than enough to make your question that much more puzzling, but hey; GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have my small bet in on them winning the Super Bowl. 👍
Maybe because i’m very tired to see all this negative and pessimistic thoughts.
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1 hour ago, Unforgiven said:
Not to mention, the bills got manhandled by the steelers in preseason.
Preseason count zero to me.
39 minutes ago, Bill from NYC said:How long have you been a Bills Fan? I mean, do you really need an explanation?
Post more often. You will get along well with the fan blamers and fan haters. One is already relating to you quite well in this thread.
Since 1989 is enough time ?
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We got the playoffs, we got the second seed, we got the home field advantage, we got the seventh seed team, but we still keep on worry very much, too much !
I mean, not that it would be a cake walk, but damn, we play at home, we have Josh Allen and they have Mason Rudolph, they are without their best player TJ WATT, but we still here in panic mode.
I really dunno: do you think, honestly, that the Chiefs fans, 49ers fans, Ravens fans, Eagles fans, etc, would they feel so worried like us for playing the TJ WATTless Steelers at home? I don’t think so.
So tell me, where start all this worry, all this fear about the sunday game ? Is that truly justified ?
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1 hour ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
/Sigh
Ok. They held that offense without Waddle and Mostert to 14 points.
Without Tre White, without Matt Milano, without Rasul Douglas and Dodson for a majority of the game as well.
So they wre without a RB and WR. We were without a CB, the CB to replace him, our WLB and the replacement WLB. I'd say at MINIMUM that evens out.
Fair point.
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3 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
Allen buys time pretty well. Nobody is protecting the QB when they bring 7 and you only have 6 to block
So your solution what could be ? The one that i said ? More quick plays ?
Allen, the Super Bowl "window," and the KC hurdle
in The Stadium Wall
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To get that holy SB, we need just one and only thing: a new HC, a killer type one, not this humble and polite we have.
That’s a fact !