
Bill from NYC
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Actually their defense played very well. This was however a terrible showing from the offense.
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Does CB Now Become a Necessity Early in 2022 Draft
Bill from NYC replied to thronethinker's topic in The Stadium Wall
I think that we should draft a first round corner, even if involves a costly trade up. As for safety, perhaps we can trade away our 1st round pick in 2023. After all, one of ours could get injured before then (you never know). For many years the Bills have made DBs our top priority. You can’t argue with results, right? -
Hey, did you hear that Alec Baldwin is getting an award for "Honesty?" I for one was surprised but they say that he is a straight shooter.
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I am curious Don't want to hurry us I'm intrigued with us Ain't this song a bust I don't care dark star
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Thanks for this.
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Question for OSU Fans: Exactly how great are your receivers that Jameson Williams could barely get playing time? Don't get me wrong, I don't consider Williams to be in a class with Davonta Smith or Jaylen Waddle. He doesn't have their hands. I liken him more to a better Robert Foster. Williams is a real and serious deep threat but at this point, I wouldn't consider him a complete receiver. Even Waddle was a better blocker. Skinny Davonta was a MUCH better blocker. It would appear to me that he could have ben utilized more by Fields as a deep threat but I do not watch OSU like you guys.. Am I wrong?
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I will not argue with this because you are certainly correct, yet; imo it is an even worse scenario in 2022. I will readily admit to not having known much about Mahomes at the time but I was all in on Watson. That said, look at what happened to that guy.
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Yes and imo, 2022 will be a bad year in terms of drafting quarterbacks. Perhaps very bad. Jmo.
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Blind man running through the light of the night With an answer in his hand Come on down to the river of sight And you can really understand Red lights flashing through the window in the rain Can you hear the sirens moan? White cane lying in a gutter in the lane If you're walking home alone Don't let it bring you down It's only castles burning Find someone who's turning And you will come around
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Who knows? It's only just out of reach Down the block, on a beach, under a tree I got a feelin' there's a miracle due Gonna come true, comin' to me Could it be? Yes, it could Somethin's comin', somethin' good, if I can wait Somethin's comin', I don't know what it is But it is gonna be great
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Many on this board deserve a pat on the back
Bill from NYC replied to 78thealltimegreat's topic in The Stadium Wall
I think that we should agree to disagree. -
Maybe not the toughest task?
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Many on this board deserve a pat on the back
Bill from NYC replied to 78thealltimegreat's topic in The Stadium Wall
Marv was horrible on draft day, almost to the point of Rich Kotite bad if not his equal. Whitner? He was a stunningly bad pick. He was taken at #8 as an undersized safety in a loaded draft. Kyle Williams was a GREAT pick in 2006. Every other pick in that draft was a disaster and we were stacked with early picks. We even traded up to take John McGargo who was unspeakably bad. Langston Walker was terrible, as was Derrick Dockery who Levy made a very rich man. As I recall they were both free agent signings, idiotic at that. Levy stayed on too long as head coach. By the time he was GM he was inept and senile, but look at who hired him. Levy seems like a nice man, but I am talking about football here. Sorry, I thought that the screen name was selected to be humorous. -
Many on this board deserve a pat on the back
Bill from NYC replied to 78thealltimegreat's topic in The Stadium Wall
Either way, your screen name easily ranks in the top 10 in the history of this board. -
Let's not forget how pissed off you were when they drafted Cody Ford. This board was chock full of glee when he was drafted, and do count me as perhaps the happiest poster of the bunch lol. I had just watched him play very well against a tough Alabama defense in the college playoffs and was bubbling with joy when we selected him. When you said that he was a bad pick and even ridiculed his play just a bit, I could not understand why you were doing so, not even a little. After having seen your almost exclusively correct takes (including White btw) for 20 or so years, I went as far as to think to myself "I wonder wtf is up with Badol." 😂 Well, it turned out that I failed to take into account that his QB (Kyler Murray) was not all that hard to protect. Oh.....and every defense in his conference that he played against sucked. Also, most of the points that Oklahoma did score in the playoffs were garbage points late in the game. The game was all but over by the half. Silly me. In any event, keep those takes coming! Btw, imo this draft class appears to be weak as compared to 2021. Do you agree?
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Can we discuss our premium defensive draft picks?
Bill from NYC replied to McBean's topic in The Stadium Wall
How many sacks does Ed Oliver have this season? -
OK but would you mind telling us which rookie QB (other than Trevor Lawrence) you would rather have on your team than Mac Jones? Wilson? Lance? Fields lol? C'mon, seriously.........
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Why not make it 32 teams like in basketball? After all, what difference does it make that the risk of a career threatening injury is enormous? If it does go to 8, the fans of sub-par teams will still not be happy. Btw, the Cincinnati team that everybody is fawning over is starting a running back who was 5th string on Alabama. Their chances of winning a title are all but non-existant, and this is probably the best Group of 5 team in our time. I understand that we all in a way resemble the fans of gladiators in the Roman days. I just don't think it is fair to expect college kids (mostly from extremely poor backgrounds) to play even more games and risk losing millions of dollars. Jmo. If you think that they are, please explain why they shoud not be.
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There's a band out on the highway They're high steppin' into town It's a rainbow full of sound It's fireworks, calliopes and clowns Everybody dancin' C'mon children, c'mon children Come on, clap your hands
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I wish I was a headlight, on a north bound train I wish I was a headlight, on a north bound train I'd shine my light through the, cool Colorado rain
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I don't know much about thc. What I DO know is that even when I was a kid, edibles such as weed or hash brownies were VERY strong to the point of making one unable to drive. I am also told that today, weed is at the very least twice as strong as it was decades ago. A woman who is a personal friend of mine passed out in Central Park while at a concert just from smoking weed (no alcohol). I hope that this explains my reaction.
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Yes he played to a very high standard.
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I suppose they are good to have around in case you want to shoot someone and don't want the gun traced.
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Agreed. I was also thinking that it's pretty cool not to drive around stoned out on thc and kill somebody.. He must not have read your post about driving around while doing thc.