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6 minutes ago, Aussie Joe said:
I think the TB pass rush helped itself plenty.. Mahomes was running for his life..
I'll agree that the D needs help in a few areas.. They dont seem that interested moving Edmunds from what I see...
It definitely did, look I think Tampas defense had one of the all time playoff runs at all 3 levels just to be clear, I credit most of it to Devin White.
With that said though if you watch what David did to Kelce its hard to say the pass rush helped him there. Kelce could barely get off the LoS and when he did he was late on the route leaving Mahomes with no go-to outlet hence the running for his life.
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3 minutes ago, Aussie Joe said:
Kelce and Hill will get open if Mahomes has time to allow them too.. we saw what the opposite looks like in the SB..
Look, I agree with you .. updgrade the DL too..
But they might have two holes to fill on the DE this year with Murphy moving on , and perhaps Addison getting cut so I think its reasonable to discuss who may replace them
If you rewatch the SB and focus on the David vs. Kelce match-up you will see the fact that David destroyed Kelce off the line helped the pass rush more than the other way around.
Not to beat a dead horse because I'm all for another pass rusher but if you don't fix our interior DL and get a physical LB (maybe Edmunds can do it and we get a new MLB idk) it won't matter much who is coming off the edge against Mahomes and teams like that.
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9 minutes ago, Returntoglory said:
What we need to do is get after the QB!
Of course we do, we were what #6 in QB pressures or something like that. Our linebackers are too soft and our interior DL is too soft. I welcome a pass rusher any day of the week but I'm not sure it's our #1 defensive issue.
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If they could get Lawson that would be a huge win. I remember him in college and he's a freak. With coaches that put him in good situations he would be scary good.
Just because of cap reasons and the team needing to keep flexibility I wouldn't care to pay anyone 17/18m a year.
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I really wish I could buy Sunday ticket as a stand alone. Using a VPN to pretend your in London so you can stream live games on Rewind is a pain in the butt. Still can't understand their reasoning (besides $$$) that if your overseas you get more service for the same price.
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In life I look at it like this, if your Facebook life is Excellent, your real life probably is sub par.
I'm sure some people are exceptions to the rule, but it's still a good bet. My sister-in-law posts pictures of her dinner every night and how happy she is, clearly she isn't that satisfied or she would get off social media and just enjoy it.
I'm kinda old school like that though.
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1 hour ago, FFadpecr said:
Invest in Offense over Defense.
NFL Defense in Year 2021 and beyond is a mirage - it comes and goes. Do not be fooled by 1 game (the Super Bowl).
Your best defense is a great offense. If your offense is staying on the field and scoring at will, your defense just needs to be good enough.
The Bills Offense in 2020 was not good enough versus the Chiefs in both games, not even close actually.
OFFENSE needs to be the primary focus.
Tampas Defense steam rolled the whole playoffs. I'm not sure we need a top 3 defense but we definitely need to get more physical. That can be said for both sides of the ball though.
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It probably has some truth to it. I'm not sure it would remain true on a winning team, he was beyond bitter about his perceived ineptitude of Houston front office.
Would he have an attitude problem somewhere that he felt was doing everything to win? Who knows.
I do think he will find more frustration in the desert though.
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Best thing he has going for him is the chemistry with this team's core players.
Don't take it wrong, I think he can take us where we need to go if/when he figures out a running game.
I'm not entirely sure his exodus from Alabama after 1 year was voluntary.
He's a good fit for this team, though I do wonder if the running game is him and not the personnel.
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Antonio Brown and Cam Newton as "in the conversation" is just funny.
I always like Newton the player but if you fizzle out after 5 years you are not a HoFer.
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Unless Pitts or someone like that slides your not trading up. I do however think they could stay at 30 and trade it away at the last second according on what's there.
Good chance you could get an additional pick and still get Najee Harris, Wyatt Teller or someone of that assortment.
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I wouldn't be a fan but eh.
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Good teams will get better, bad teams who go for shiny objects that are too good to be true will get worse. Not that complicated, it's why the same teams pick in the top 10 every year.
Bills had the number 11 pick how many years? Yeah, they were a bad team then.
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Definitely sounds one sided.
Which I know me personally if I own sports teams and I'm losing revenue like crazy because of "public safety concerns" but they find loopholes to do as they please for their events...I'm not happy.
I'm not saying that as a slight towards military personnel as I respect them immensely. At some point though you have to live by the rules you set forth for your constituents.
Apologies if that's too political/opinionated, just my take.
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I wouldn't bend over backwards for him by any means, though I do believe him and Josh have a great relationship and continuity in the QB room is never a bad thing.
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I view this alot like when we got what a 6th for Darius?
Pretty much the Colts were probably the only team interested because of the relationship the HC has with the player.
Good move by both teams. Colts potentially get a QB for cheap and the Eagles "might" get a 1st and a 2nd for a player most wouldn't touch.
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From what I seen this year TE position will be lean after Pitts. Height/weight/speed guys are always there but proven commodities are not abundant this year.
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Jr. Giving Hill deuces at the end of the Super Bowl was probably my favorite part of the game.
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1 hour ago, teef said:
i always thought it was more of an attitude issue than it was a race/sex issue.
It's only applied to white females, sure they have derogatory terms for other races of females as well but Karen seems to be the only term you can use openly and not be labeled a biggot.
I'm not trying to make this a racism thread though, it's just an observation.
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Devin White was the true MVP, but I'm not here to knock Brady.
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I think the term "Karen" is the most racist/hypocritical term going today. It literally calls out a person for nothing more than something based on their race/sex.
But, yes this woman is silly, she should worry about other things.
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25 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Al Washington is the LB coach at Ohio state making 500k. He was offered 1.2 mill/yr to be their DC. He turned it down. Yikes.
Smartest move in his career. LB coach at Ohio state will lead to opportunities and you don't want to waste it on Tennessee.
I admit I'm biased against Tennessee, but even all that aside, Tennessee is probably the worst D1 coaching gig going right now.
They have difficulty recruiting talent, all the talent they managed to scrape together is transferring, and they are going on sanctions.
The entire football program will be place holders for when they get off sanctions.
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Just now, Buffalo_Stampede said:
So you're telling me that we don't beat Baltimore without Trent Murphy?
He had a good game the year before in the playoffs, we lost. Should we re-sign Murphy then?
It's hard to say win/lose off one guys performance. Though I will say we wouldn't have been as successful against the read option without him.
Also Beane had no clue the salary cap would bottom out. I think the criticism is out of line.
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6 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
Nobody's questioning Beane. Don't make it about that. He messed up with Trent Murphy. Those types of mistakes can cost you a Super Bowl.
The same Trent Murphy who was instrumental in the gameplan to shut Lamar Jackson down in the playoffs 🤔
That makes sense my bad
Dion Dawkins Open Letter: Part 3
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I definitely get Dawkins point of view and why he sees it that way. More people are definitely in prison for bad decisions than being actual "bad people".
Not sure how you separate bad decisions from bad people but there is definitely a difference.
I will say anyone who grew up south of the poverty line probably recieved similar treatment in life. Same as growing up north of the poverty line.
We always have certain individuals who give everyone a bad name but we will never fix all people, its impossible.