nucci
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Devin Bush is the linebacker yo replace edmunds
nucci replied to kirkwoodus13's topic in The Stadium Wall
Can I say something -
it's why I said if they had an individual owner
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Devin Bush is the linebacker yo replace edmunds
nucci replied to kirkwoodus13's topic in The Stadium Wall
ahh, change of scenery -
Not a scary set of WRs though
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Agree but point I was trying to make was about poster saying NFL probably wouldn't approve the Bills moving if sold after stadium was built. I disagreed with that
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and then the Packers keep Rodgers and pay him $60M this year...which is what they don't want to do
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we still have the Bengals game in our heads. Once we draft and OTAs start, I'll be ok again
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if they had an individual owner who wanted to move the team to a bigger market, I'm sure they could get the votes needed
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Of course they would. Owners care about bigger TV markets and money.
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Anyone just sit back and appreciate it?
nucci replied to Buffalo_Stampede's topic in The Stadium Wall
The greatest failure was not winning one of the 4 Superbowls we were in -
why is this a negative...How well did we run the ball inside the 10 yd line? I think each TD is worth 6 points regardless of how it's scored.
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Most backup QBs do.
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they signed Montgomery instead but I agree with you
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Poyer's value showed on games he missed and other games where he played with one arm. Yes , he's old but glad he's back
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except for the 7 Superbowl wins, right?
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or you can't open your front door because 2 feet of snow fell in one hour. or it's 10 degrees outside with 25 mph winds
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Neal Driscoll @NealDriscoll · Follow Poyer waited for Miami to officially offer a contract...they didn't.
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Yes, then Packers are forced to keep him and pay him $60M this season
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of course, hope the price is right, don't want to overpay....right?
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or it shows he got crappy or zero offers
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really? I don't care who's on the team if we win a Superbowl
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which means he didn't get any offers
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if the price is right, don't want to overpay, on the cheap, team friendly deal
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Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter Veteran free-agent QB Andy Dalton is expected to reach agreement on a two-year, $10 million deal that includes $8 million fully guaranteed with the Carolina Panthers, per source. Contract max value is $17 million.
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yep, good points.
