stevewin
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What a terrible throw - hopefully Bengals ridiculous luck w/ Browning is finally running out
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He can't block but he can run!
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2 hours ago, Scott7975 said:
Is that some kind of built in parachute or self inflatable life raft? Also, what is in his left hand?
Looks like he might shiv a mofo
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25 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:
That was a good insightful interview. The best takeaway for me is that 'low positive' has been killed and flushed for good
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55 minutes ago, wjag said:
Not me, I was in the stands for that game.
I was driving back to NC from Buffalo - made a plan to stop somewhere outside Piit and watch the game then continue on. Stopped and watched it at an Applebees - my kids were seven - what a miserable game and rest of drive home.
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That was one of the chattier ones they've put out - not just 95% grunting.
Him and Kincaid seem very close. Lots of love being thrown around - this one especially a genuine comraderie shows through where guys really seem to care about and enjoy each other
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On 12/18/2023 at 1:49 AM, BillsFan619 said:
The Chiefs, Browns, Jags, Colts and Texans lose one game each.
Still so annoyed at the Bengals, Browns, Texans games last weekend - esp Browns and Texans happening right on top of each other as the last games before the bills kickoff was a kick in the nuts
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Drew Lock having a therapy session
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Just now, julian said:
Hurts with an actual game losing pick late in the 4th… wonder if the media will bash him tomorrow
One thing for sure you can't call that dude sugar-high 😛
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Dumb throw
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Matt Patricia
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4 hours ago, Logic said:
As someone who recently and repeatedly stated that I'm ready to see the Bills move on from Sean McDermott, it seems only fair for me to say this:
The team has very clearly not quit on Sean McDermott. They are not in any way acting or playing like a team who doesn't like their head coach or who want a change. If anything, the Dunne article seems to have united the team and provided an "us against the world" rallying cry.
Furthermore, yesterday's game was a "Sean McDermott's perfect ideal of what football should look like" game if ever I saw one. Masterful defense, the offense imposing their well, and physicality across the board. Very, very impressive.
The thing that stood out to me on TV is that you could SEE how hard the Bills were playing. The defense was absolutely flying around, hitting hard, popping pads, and playing MEAN and with swagger. The offense was physical and relentless. The whole team LOOKED like it was playing playoff football, whereas the Cowboys absolutely did not.
For the defense to play as well as it did, missing as many key players as it is, against such a great offense, was MASSIVELY impressive. For the offense to impose its will and dominate physically the way it did, just running the ball over and over and over, was also massively impressive, both from a physical standpoint and from a "Joe Brady is just gonna keep doing the simple and obvious thing until you stop it" tactical standpoint.
Yesterday was the most thorough, impressive, across-the-board win I've seen from the Bills in quite some time. Great jobs from both offensive and defensive coaching. Great jobs from both lines of scrimmage. Great jobs by the players in executing. Just a no-doubt-about-it 60 minute ass whoopin.
What else can I say? Give Brady his flowers. Give McDermott his flowers. Give Cook and the o-line their flowers. Masterful, impressive, awesome win. GO BILLS!!!When the defense kept taking those early shots on Dak, Dallas went from being pissed to I think bewildered - 'wtf are these psychos doing'? And it just never stopped - on both sides of the ball. Even Bernard I've never seen so hype - constantly yapping and getting in guys faces. It was obvious they were determined from the onset to impose their will with physicality. Let's hope they continue to do it the next three games and especially break the will of the Chargers and Cheaters early - then leave the Fins wondering what hell is about to be unleashed on them.
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16 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
Dan Orlovsky broke it down:
This is the kind of offensive gameplan I love and for some reason it eludes most play callers. You don't have to be fancy. Find a mismatch and attack it over and over and over again.
I've been watching this AM and was going to post this - Orlovsky really broke it down. I didn't realize Cowboys LB was 205 lbs (!) - makes Bernard seem big 😛 Kudos to Brady and the staff - taking Parsons out of the equation and hammering their weakness
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Watching the highlights - was reminded one big play was when Diggs actually fumbled going down for 1st down catch, but the Bills got up super fast and ran a play before it could be challenged. How many times in my life I've screamed "Snap the ball! Snap the ball!!!!" in those situations to no avail. That was huge heads up and fast executon to get that play off - and I daresay good coaching/preparedness.
The other thing that it seems never goes our way is a roughing the punter - I can't even remember when we were on the receiving end of it (can't believe that dude missed the ball wth)
Oh - and besides the Bills it's tough watching highlights for all these other games that teams that could have helped the Bills choked away ☹️...
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7 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:
I didn't even notice this in game when Parsons got hurt. NM the homer Dallas fan calling our guy dirty. He was thrown into Parsons by Dallas own player.
If the dumb dude wanted to push that false narrative he should have started the clip a second or two later lol
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1 hour ago, Shaw66 said:
You're right. That was a special performance. And no, Thurman didn't run like that.
Cook's not OJ, because OJ was a threat to do it every week. Still, that was special.
To me Cook was very much how Thurman ran, slipping through holes and getting more yds than you thought were there - deceptive elusiveness and toughness all in the same run. The short steps, glide, and "giddyap" so much similar. Then also factor in the catching out of the backfield.
OJ's style was another level - like a racehorse that could cut on a dime
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2 minutes ago, Simon said:
It was well before that; they were down closer to the goalline at that point.
Even at the other end of the field when the Bills first started that opening drive, it was clear that he wasn't right, imo.
It must have been the hostile atmosphere
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9 minutes ago, Simon said:
There was clearly something wrong with Micah Parsons from the very beginning of the first series.
Minimal jump, no power, sucking wind 4 plays in; he wasn't right tonight.
He hurt his leg early in the game when a Bills OL got blocked into it - looked like he grabbed his knee - assume it was a contusion or they wouldn't have let him back in
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Just tell me who we want to win so I can be prepared for them to choke the game away
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3 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
How about this - only three Bills have receptions today. Only two have 2+ receptions. Never thought I'd see the day.
Josh only had 7 completions- trade for picks?
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Just now, Floydboy12 said:
Only thing that would have made today better would
have been Titans and Bears holding onto big leads against Texans and Browns.
Was just texting my son I'm still pissed about those choker games
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Siran neal st demon nice job
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Will we get to see a kyle allen pass
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Now put jimbo on the bench - let ty take the hits from here on out
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Bengals at Steelers - Saturday 23rd December 2023 - Game thread
in The Stadium Wall
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Sugar-low, high-negative