dorquemada
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6 minutes ago, Augie said:
As co-Super Bowl favorites, I would argue it hasn’t been as shabby as some people will lead you to believe.
Again, our D looks good in the regular season for the most part but can't make the big play against KC when it counts. This should not be a controversial take. Josh Allen can't play D too.
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5 minutes ago, Augie said:
There was a reason we drafted almost all defense and brought in defensive FA’s, we didn’t have the horses with sufficient depth in the past.
Not for a lack of drafting D in prior years though. That calls into question our regime's ability to recognize talent
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I've said it here before. I'd rather see a less statistically dominant defense like we had last year than one that can make a big stop in a big moment. Please please please let one of the 193 DL that we drafted be a keeper
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If I were him i'd get the best attorney my contract allowed me and make sure that witnesses come out of the woodwork, leave no stone unturned in his defense. This is a blatant money grab.
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18 minutes ago, Bill from NYC said:
Many, many years ago, Jimmy The Greek (a supposed expert) used to give out picks before NFL games. Seriously, he probably guessed wrong on 75% of his selections. People could have made a ton of money betting against him.
I wonder if there is money to be made betting against Bradshaw and other announcers. If they know who has the best chance to win, I strongly doubt that they would share it with the public and cause the odds to perhaps change.
Assuming the books aren't already entirely cooked. As terrible as the officiating has been the last few seasons, they are absolutely opening themselves up to that idea. League is fixed, winners are known -> NFL colludes with massive gambling interests
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I saw a study somewhere that indicated that the increased money spent on sports gambling mostly came out of savings/investment
That's a bad trend.
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I just saw Mel Kiper exclaiming that Shedeur is leading the way here and that the speed limit SHOULD be 101mph, and you're all idiots for not realizing it, and that every player chosen before him in the draft would never do this.
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Sounds like us talking about KC
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12 hours ago, Draconator said:
I have literally nothing to say about this crappy AI picture. There's not enough alcohol in the world for me to drink to come up with something witty to say about this picture. Maybe someone here who snorts pink cocaine can help a brotha out.
Don't show this to Mel kiper he'll need a cigarette after
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Lou Piccone, absolutely clutch 3rd down guy
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Well if there's one thing we didn't have enough of going into camp it's non-descript DL
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3 hours ago, Thurman#1 said:
PFF desperate hater already here, apparently. Nice to see you again.
But this is a dumb post. If I were a superfan, I'd say they were right and you don't need to look any further. You do. But as I said, it's just as dumb to be an unseeing hater and let the mere sight of the letters PFF trigger in your mind all the pitchfork stuff and superfan stuff.
Saying they're worth consideration doesn't make me a superfan. It makes me a reasonable person. Again, the NFL teams I believe have a 100% rate of purchasing their services. That would not happen if they didn't know how to watch and understand tape and crunch numbers.
I don't know, man. Two posts in a row with you doing the "LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE" meme but about pff.
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8 hours ago, Thurman#1 said:
In this one.
Depends how much you weight each of his two years, but it's completely reasonable. His first year he was top ten in receptions and yards. As a rookie, that's terrific.
No doubt not as good in the second year and that appears to be somewhat from injury and somewhat from something being off between Allen and Kincaid and the play-caller.
Dude, what you've got there is an opinion, not a fact, full stop.
And a horrible analogy as well. Watching tape and evaluating it isn't listening to the notes they're not playing. Is he getting open, is he blocking downfield? Is the defense's coverage of his routes helping get other guys open. Is he blocking on the LOS and wherever they ask him to?
If it were that impossible to evaluate tape, nobody would bother doing it. And they do. With great results and understanding.
PFF superfan has entered the chat
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I want to see more Knox. Bring Kincaid along as slowly as necessary but Knox is a baller
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25 minutes ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:
I agree, i just think there's more to player evaluation than when the ball is explicitly given to him.
We can agree on that though I trust Allen generally speaking on who he throws the ball to. Gabe Davis excepted.
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5 minutes ago, Bleeding Bills Blue said:
While i mostly agree that he was not very good last year, there are things... we as fans don't see. How often he was open and should've been targeted, his performance as a blocker on run and pass plays, etc.
Dude, that's like listening to incomprehensible jazz, and having some guy in a black beret and goatee tell you "you have to listen to the notes they're not playing"
This isn't 12th dimensional chess. He's not top 10, full stop.
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Lmao. In what universe does anybody put Kincaid in the top 10? I hope he can get there someday but there's exactly nothing in his existing body of work for him to be in the top 1/3
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20 hours ago, dcinmuncie said:
Also, given this video, Diggs would fit in well with Kansas City’s merry band of misfits
Is this the story arc? Could be be the locker room cancer that takes down the Chiefs? To bookend the pic of him after the 13 seconds game, we need one where he's wearing a KC uni standing on the field after the Bills win the AFCC
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33 minutes ago, klos63 said:
Can I ask why? There seems to me so much to enjoy about sports. It's not like booing the commish is a new thing. No matter who it is they get booed.
Because it's hilarious? I don't expect you would understand, but it's possible to enjoy more than one thing
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So, i'll play the contrarian here and say I'm glad that he still has the job. One of my very favorite sports moments every year is seeing him get booed at the draft
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1 hour ago, Rocky Landing said:
My prediction: Sanders the starter, Flacco the backup, Pickett to the PS.
lmao, i hope so. What will Cleveland do with 1st pick overall next year then?
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26 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
the "usual suspects" will be the other trash QBs in the room....
Flacco is an accomplished QB in the NFL. LEGENDARY Sanders hasn't done a think yet in the league, but I agree, and fervently hope that he gets throws into the starting lineup because that will be the most hilarious, therefore most likely, outcome. Mel Kiper having a Grade III meltdown on sportcenter because Sanders can't get triple digit yards in a game and keeps throwing pick 6s because those behind the LoS passes are a lot easier in college than pro is going to be the icing on the cake.
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1 hour ago, Mr. WEO said:
He'll be starting by week 2
Yeah the media pressure and the usual suspects will make it impossible to do anything else. Then when he utterly flames out because he's a slow decision maker in a league full of lightning fast defenses, the blame will go everywhere except on our friend LEGENDARY
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6 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Agree it was odd it took this long. Bills should also get Poland rights.
I've been advocating for a Dyngus Day game at the stadium. Never mind it's the wrong time of year
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Baker, Sam and Josh @ American Century Golf Tournament
in The Stadium Wall
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Plotting his vengeance against the 9 teams that didnt draft him and also the 32 teams that barely noticed when he flamed out of the league
he's the most pro ready QB of that class, you know