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90sBills

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  1. 8 minutes ago, HereComesTheReignAgain said:

    There is a mile wide gap between "choir boys" and a guy that repeatedly beat his pregnant girlfriend and broke his toddler's arm.  I can enjoy football and also realize that there are players that should not be celebrated based on their disgusting off field behavior.  


    He’s celebrated for being one of the best on the field. No one is giving him a humanitarian award. 

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  2. 20 hours ago, Malazan said:

     

     

     

    When people ask the question about why people side with "Billionaires over Millionaires" when it comes to the Owners vs Players.. this is a big reason why.. guys like this that think they are the game. No one paid to go see him play except fans of his own team.


    Well without guys like ‘this’ there would be no games. 31 old billionaires wouldn’t make much of a football game. 

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  3. 1 hour ago, HereComesTheReignAgain said:

    I’m not sure why it bothers me so much, but the fact that the players voted a serial domestic abuser and all around garbage human being as the #1 player is really disappointing.  Almost as disappointing as the league celebrating this degenerate every chance they get.  


    The NFL would be a terrible product if only choir boys are allowed to play. Learn to separate the on field performance from the off the field behaviors. It’ll be a lot more enjoyable. 

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  4. 41 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

     

    He obviously has the skill.  The only thing that is a pretty big concern is taking punishment.  Is he still a 4.2 - 40 after getting hit several hundred times through out a season?  It's not just getting solo tackled, its getting hit a few times in a swarm, or being pressed like yesterday or having to lay a block.....Or does he wear down by week 8 or just outright get hurt?


    Definitely. That’s the big question for guys his size. It’s a physical game. 

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  5. 6 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

     

    He is 3 inches taller than Tank Dell.  His extra weight is in length while Tank is more stout, you can see it in the photos.  Tank is built like a tank while Worthy is pretty scrawny.  I'm 165 lbs right now and I'm thicker than he is.

     

     


    Honestly, Worthy does not look 5’11 to me. He looks 5’10 on tippy toes. I’ve heard in an interview during the combine that he intentionally lost 10lbs to get a faster time. That combine pic you posted is a really scrawny kid. Let’s see how he does in games. We’re not even in preseason games yet so I’ll reserve judgment on him as well as Coleman and other rookies. 

  6. 3 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

    Definitely a funny clip. But Worthy was very high for me, so was Tank Dell. Did not want him going to KC.

     

    We’ll see what happens. 


    For sure. I got a chuckle out of it. Worthy seems to be a better fit for KC than here imo. They have their middle of the field guys in Kelce and Rice. Worthy and Brown would open up that middle of field for them. 

  7. 2 hours ago, JP51 said:

    Exactly! and I have no idea how this turns out, but seems like he is gonna be a 1 trick deep threat if he can release at the line... 

     

    Tank Dell has a slightly smaller frame than Worthy and did great last year as a rookie. Not saying Worthy will light it up but it’s too early to make any presumptions. Every receiver has a bad highlight especially as a rookie in their first training camp. 

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  8. 49 minutes ago, Ya Digg? said:

    I just looked through the list-did I miss where Burrow is on that list? I assume he would still Be voted onto this list (if Rodgers is on there, he has to be on there)…No way he’s top 10


    I think he was #39 or some ridiculously low ranking like that. 

  9. 29 minutes ago, RobbRiddick said:

    I personally love all this. I love Josh being called overrated by one exec (and that quote going viral), I love the rhetoric of the Bills being terrible this season because they "lost so many guys", and I love this too. 

     

    I'm a big believer, rightly or wrongly, in things being set up a certain way, and all these signs keep pointing in my mind to Josh having an amazing season and the Bills doing something special.


    And if he doesn’t and they don’t would those criticisms of him and the team be justified?

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  10. 11 hours ago, Whkfc said:

    Or maybe it shouldn't cost a weeks pay to attend a single game. The owners are gonna make what they need to make. The outrageous player salaries are driving average folks out of being able to attend. My dad took me to games as a kid and we were not super well off. Me I can take my son to maybe 1 a year. 200 a ticket another 50 to park another 50 for ***** nachos and watered down pepsi. That's 500 bucks for a Sunday afternoon out.


    Let me introduce you to Mr. Inflation. He’s a jerk. 

  11. 13 hours ago, mannc said:

    What's most eye-opening is Mahomes at the bottom of the 10+ yard TD pass list, along with Mac Jones and Davis Mills...obviously Mahomes has a great arm, but the Chiefs run a dink and dunk offense, especially since Tyreek left...


    Also indicative of how opponents play defense against them. Making Mahomes be patient to dink and dunk down the field. He has obviously shown the ability to do that the last couple of years. It’ll be interesting how defenses will play them this coming season especially with the outside speed they have now. 

  12. 6 hours ago, eball said:

     

    I'm sorry it's difficult to understand.  The 13 seconds game.  Last year's Chiefs game.  I didn't say he would have rings, I said with a couple of breaks he would have had chances to play for rings.

     


    Ok I thought you meant rings and not chances at them. Like most people, including Dan Orlovsky, have said. 
     

    Let’s go with to your ‘chance at rings’. The 13 sec game and last year’s game were in the divisional. A few plays could’ve definitely led us to victory to advance…wait for it…to the AFCCG. No Super Bowls are given in those games as far as I know. Now if your position is we’d advanced and still had hope to win it all therefore ‘a chance at rings’ would be still be applicable then I agree. But then if that’s the case then every year in the playoffs would be ‘a chance at rings’. It would not require a few plays to make it true because we’ve been in the tournament.

     

    My point was we’ve not been close enough to the Super Bowl for any statement of a few plays away from rings. I don’t think that’s an invalid take. 
     

    Anyway it doesn’t matter. Hopefully we’ll be in a real situation to play for a ring this season! 

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  13. 1 hour ago, eball said:

     

    Josh’s performance record in the clutch and playoffs contradicts your assertions he lacks mental toughness and maturity.

     

    The truth is he is 3 or 4 plays away from having had a chance to get those same rings.

     

    Like it or not, luck is a big part of success and Mahomes has had all of it.

     

     


    I hear this bolded part a lot and it doesn’t make sense to me. We’ve been to the AFCCG once and got blown out. We’ve lost in three straight divisional rounds. We haven’t even been in position to play for rings with Allen. Of all fanbases ours should know that even playing in multiple Super Bowls does not guarantee rings. So how is it that Allen is 3 or 4 plays from rings?

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