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36 minutes ago, 90sBills said:
‘didn't say he wasn't good.....said he isn't very smart’. This was what you wrote. You might want to look up the definition of assumptions.
I think a guy that has been a successful qb in the NFL for several years isn’t dumb regardless of whatever test he took before coming to the league.
Didn’t realized we’re arguing. lol. But it’s interesting that you think some anonymous poster’s opinion that doesn’t aligned with yours equates to an argument. You have a great day as well.
I agree assumptions are dangerous and there are lots of definitions of intelligence. But my gosh 13 is not good...even if we account for bias in these type tests...yikes 🥺
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Hilarious. Let's get revenge on the team that's never won a championship (since the merger), nor really been more successful that us (Ravens) for the past decade. All while KC just grins sheepishly in the background.
How about you knock off Sideshow Bob in KC first?-
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You could tell he had the Bills game marked on his calendar. That wasn't the only play, you could tell it was personal for him. I understand, it's hard to get cut from a team after everything he did, but I think he crossed the line.
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24 minutes ago, SCBills said:
Hating on Poyer as a Bills fan might be one of the lamest things you can do.
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On 4/5/2025 at 4:36 PM, HOUSE said:
Well the Jets fan board truly believes they will win the AFC East, so 2nd must be Buffalo
It's like groundhog day, same dam n thing as last summer!
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2 hours ago, boyst said:
For 6 minutes you're on your own. For 6 minutes you can't rely on anyone else but yourself. For each 2 minute period you have to be able to balance every ounce of strength you have with every ounce of patience you have. You must learn to master both anticipation and chaos. You learn the value of 3 seconds or just one misstep.
No sport teaches more than wrestling.
Hard to compare sport to sport, but I've been an amateur boxer for 10 years and have been coaching the past two. Interesting to hear the parallels, I honestly thought the "deep water" reference was primarily a boxing reference (we say you 'take you opponent out to deep water and drown them' to mean increase your punch rate and cardio until your opponent can no longer adequately defend themselves).
Sounds like wrestling is similar to boxing, in that it teaches you to adapt and think on your feet when things go awry.
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10 minutes ago, Einstein said:
New angle (from NFL Films).
Yeah, Allen had that first down.
All I can think of when I see this is... "just give it to them"
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The NFL is an entertainment league.
Do you yell at the outcomes of these events?
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1 hour ago, Simon said:
I'm not remotely titillated.
I'm just disgusted by the relentless crybaby bull####.
I get it, I think blaming the refs is low hanging fruit...but I think Bills the fans deserve a 48-hour grace period given how much this one stings.
Personally I don't think blown calls cost us the game, but I don't understand the 4th down spot. The reception I kinda get as the ball did not move, but I really hate how the linesman (for the 4th down spot) at the top just caved (given he likely had the clearer point of view). -
4 minutes ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
That’s his quote, not mine.
I know, I was fixing it for him 😛
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On 1/26/2025 at 10:13 PM, Simon said:
It seems with the amount of titillation you are getting from others pain, that your box of Kleenex might be spoken for.
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As an extension of this fantasy...I kept wondering if Allen and Mahones swap teams, what would be the result?
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2 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:
O’CyrusTorrence - “Chiefs called a better play than we had,
onno offense”Fixed
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2 hours ago, K D said:
When I played there was no such thing as concussions. If you got your "bell rung" you would get back up and get back in the game unless you were a wimp and then you went and cried for your mommy
Like this? Dude get through the anthem, pfft. Never seen a guy cry so much while winning. Imagine if he were a Buffalo Bill!
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18 hours ago, Buffalo716 said:
Josh has said he dreams of retiring a bill...
He's not a liar... In fact all of the good will he has built in Buffalo would be gone overnight
We have hospital wings named after people in his family... Because of all the money he donated
He's the king of Buffalo
He literally ruins his legacy if he leaves Buffalo and he knows that... He'll never be able to come back as player of the game.. he'll never be on the wall
Josh knows his career is going to be defined by Buffalo... He's not losing 8 years of building himself up just to destroy the city
Women and winning...are a powerful incentive.
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What makes zero sense to me is the fact that the league doesn't make anyone coming back from concussion protocol wear the helmet sock. Benford collided with Hamlin and you could see he had it, why the heck would Benford not wear one, seems so obvious and easy.
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Everyone is only thinking terms of age. While Josh has a great attitude, I gotta think another year or two of this and the attraction of LA (vis-à-vis) his fiancé will start to weigh in. My prediction, if Josh hits 30 and loses two more times to KC, he's going to start thinking about his legacy. In that scenario he could move to LA to be with his fiance/wife, and also move to the NFC with maybe an easier path to the SB. By then, having lost to KC 6 times in the playoffs, who could blame him...
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I told my 25 year old son to save himself while he could. He's only been a fan for about ten years and he still has a chance a normal life. I'm 40 years in as a fan...and a lost cause.
Prior to last night he kept telling me I was so pessimistic (anticipating bad things before they happened on the field). After last night, he came over and was like "I can't take this SH** anymore, I've been watching them do this for 5 years!". I was like...five...whole years...really? My head was spinning with Wide right, music city miracle, Houston Wildcard, 13 seconds, KC...save yourself while you can my son...there is only pain to be had as a Bills fan.-
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Why the heck would they open that can of worms, when they control to issue/narrative in private boardrooms. They have nothing to gain and little incentive. They are more profitable than ever and they can tweak rules at the competition committee in private in a way that benefits the NFLPA and their bottom line the most.
The only thing I think they'll want to adjust are video replays that have bad optics and incite their fan base. They are not including us in that discussion, knowledge is power and corporate America likes a good ignorant (but committed) fan base.-
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9 minutes ago, SoMAn said:
The NFL has one goal- make as much money as possible. KC can provide more revenue.
Kansas City is the golden child. Rock star Mahomes is all over commercial ads, Taylor and Travis. 3-peat. Great storylines.
The NFL wants the Chiefs again.
I have little doubt it won’t happen.
And now we’ve got the flag-happiest NFL officiating crew overseeing this contest.
Unless the Bills pull out all the stops and play nearly error-free ball, I don’t see them advancing this year. Not because they’re not good enough, but because the NFL wants to control the narrative that will yield maximum $$$$$.It's almost like the NFL is an entertainment company rather than a sports league, lol. Guess which team is getting the kick to the head this weekend?
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2 hours ago, ChevyVanMiller said:
Three words - Team of Destiny.
Let's just hope it's not - Three-peat of Destiny!
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13 hours ago, Big Turk said:
Well it looks like Brady may NOT be getting a HC job after all...
Projected hires:
Cowboys - Kellen Moore
Raiders - Todd Monken
Jaguars - Liam Coen
Saints - Mike McCarthy
Jets - Aaron Glenn
https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-coaching-candidates-predicting-where-182252859.html
Eric Bieniemy be like, da**, Liam Coen...really?
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1 hour ago, sunshynman said:
I love what Hollins has done for the Bills. I did think maybe he needed to sit for a play when he was getting hyped on the field. I was worried a dumb penalty would pop up because he was all juiced.
I was so worried about this too! They've really chilled with the unsportsmanlike penalties they were letting fly a few years ago. It doesn't hurt that its now the playoffs, we all saw his step over against Denver, thought he could of got one on some of his catches as well...
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1 hour ago, TrentEdwardsCheckDownOn4th said:
The bills heiarchy used to be:
Josh > Beane > McDermott
But I'm now at :
Josh > McDermott > Beane
The talent on this team is lacking compared to other playoff teams (only 2 pro bowlers) but McDermott is getting the most out of them.
I disagree vehemently. Beane has done a masterful job. Switching from Morse to McGovern was brilliant. Transitioning centers can be a huge destabilizer and Beane had the foresight to bring in a guard the year before anticipating this legacy move.
All this to say, the Bills O line is premium. Every time I hear the Bills roster is "lacking", I realize how much of a bias exists is assessing rosters. People focus so much on skill positions, I'd say overall this is one of the best retooling years I've ever seen. Hell, we were supposed to lose the division to the Jets!
Beane deserves his due!-
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It's still entirely Josh Allen
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So approach any GM in the league to build a team from scratch and ask them "You get to pick Josh or Tua to build around as your first pick..." and see what they all say. Tua is ok, but this type of cherry picking is a bit much...