DrBob806

I'll give Harrison props on that play, that was amazing (and some piss-poor tackling). Throw in the amazing catch by Santonio Holmes to win it. *****, the Steelers earned that SB😝

Steelers fans are delusional & spoiled from 70s success. The forget that one of their heroes, Bill Cowher, was 1-4 in AFC Championship games in Pittsburgh (the lone win almost wasn't, a Hail Mary vs the Colts was nearly caught). The lone SB Cowher won (vs Seattle) was probably the worst officiated championship game ever among the 4 major sports.

A culture of cheap shots? Patrick Queen, Minkah, even going back to Hines Ward. I also see in the article one of the NFL's biggest thugs ever, roid-rage Harrison called out moving on from Tomlin. It would be great to see the Steelers fade into the oblivion for about 20 years.

Bills 14 KC 12

Well not to be a Debbie Downer, but this place is filled with Bills fans who punch down other fan bases, and it's certainly not unique to our forum.

Bills 12 Carolina 10

We all want the SB of course. The current state of the Bills will be another playoff season. Beane is just like a lot of GMs, gambling with salary cap decisions. It's not as easy as we fans think. Now if the Bills stumble and miss the playoffs, ok, clean house.

🤦They identify as Bison?

Yeah, like the Heisman Trophy BS the networks push in September lol. The Bills are playoff bound. Either Division champs ( most likely) or WC. The AFC is wiiiiide open folks.

Correct. Weird thing to me is that JA is basically the Bills whole strategy. If he plays lousy, which happens at times ( vs Atlanta for example), the Bills aren't any better than the Browns or Jets. It always seems to me that there's maybe a half dozen QBs in the NFL in any given era that standout, so their teams stand out/contend. We are lucky here presently.

Duper & Clayton Rice & Taylor Bilitnekoff & Branch That's all I've got

Why is #66 for the Steelers not called for a penalty of virtually every play? He is NEVER set.

I don't like how they penalize the defense on these rules: - the QB is allowed to throw the ball away - they changed the Offside rules, penalizing defenders. They should be allowed to get back in their stance or set position unless they make contact with an offensive player.

Tell me if I'm wrong, the only divas at QB I recall are Russell Wilson & Aaron Rodgers. WRs are the consistent NFL divas. To answer your question, no Josh shouldn't get these guys fired by speaking out. Wilson killed the Seahawks short-lived dynasty, while Rodgers' stay with the NYJ was a disaster. JA could inadvertently do that to the Bills.

Somebody here about a week ago said the Bills are the opposite of the Browns, gave me a chuckle. Something like " The Browns have an offensive coach & can't score, while the Bills have a defensive coach & struggle to stop teams " Pretty much spot on.

Can the Bills score more than 17 points vs CLE, Jets or Miami? If so, those are wins. They only got 14 yesterday.

Weird that 8 years later, Darnold & Mayfield are slinging it well. JA not having a good season ( he will be fine). Once again, coaching matters.

There's certainly an element of luck. I think you're stretching this argument a bit. There's plenty of cases where key players of teams were drafted in mid to late rounds and contributed heavily. Even some undrafted FAs. If the draft was truly as important as you wrote, the NYJ, NYG, CLE, & the Raiders would be constantly in the playoffs ( well maybe not CLE & the Raiders, they sued the NFL and won, therefore they are frowned upon by Goodell).

Yes, of course you need players. Yes, the salary cap is a huge factor. Teams employ scouts to obtain players as you know . They have their " big boards" to help them out on draft day. It's usually a team effort in drafting the player in each round. It's up to the coaches to put those players in proper schemes to win.

Nope. The draft is designed to help the lesser teams get back to competitive status. Yet teams like the NYJ, CLE, AZ, NYG for instance can't get there. The Cowboys, Steelers, 49ers of yesteryear did just fine picking high in the draft. It's coaching & players. Always will be.

Disagree there. The better teams always seem to reload with smart draft picks, FA signings. The bottom teams who pick in the top 10 frequently don't escape the doldrums. It's coaching, it's organizational philosophy.

3rd & 1 end around. Is this Hue Jackson's playbook?

The AFC East is ours by default, at least that's what I've read around here lol.

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Josh WTF was that