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11 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
It is much harder to find a good DC than a good offensive coach.
I can’t agree with this at all. Did you mean to say the opposite?
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3 minutes ago, Niagara Dude said:
Not only is he better option then NP but the Bills franchise could win over many black players as future free agents . End of the day not the worst idea, he is mobile and any QB needs to be mobile behind our line. Start Allen and if he is not ready to have an option which NP is not
I agree, but there are two problems with it: 1) Kaep hasn’t played in a while and is going to be VERY rusty; and 2) I can’t think of a fan base in league that would be less likely to accept him.
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3 hours ago, Jaraxxus said:
I hate to crush hopes and dreams, but there isn’t an owner in the NFL that cares about tailgate experience.
I’d go so far as to say most owners would probably like to eliminate it altogether.
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33 minutes ago, GimmeSomeProcess said:
I agree 100%, Murphey is not much of a down grade and getting a 3rd would be huge
Did you just say “getting a 3d”? ?
On 9/10/2018 at 5:46 AM, JohnBonhamRocks said:Wouldn’t be shocked if we ended up getting some decent return for McCoy and/or Benjamin. A 4th and 5th respectively would make sense to me as the best possible return.
You’re dreaming. And at any rate, McBeane would just give away the resulting picks in a trade up for the next Zay Jones.
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55 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
Nick Bosa is a better prospect than Myles Garrett.
Really? Not saying you’re wrong, just had not heard that before.
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16 minutes ago, SouthNYfan said:
They gave up 38 points.
Not 48.
They also have a very very good dline.
They didn't have bosa.
Bosa might not play next week either.
If he doesn't play we will only get sacked 6x instead of 10x.
Chiefs had an above average oline last year, which looks even better this year.
They also have one of the best offenses in football.
Our oline is a pile of crap at best.
Our offense sucks.
Do you really think the Bills’ pass pro was the biggest problem on Sunday, or was it Peterman’s incompetence? I don’t think the protection was that bad.
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1 minute ago, SouthNYfan said:
I voted nate should start but won't.
My premise that he should stat has nothing to do with anything other than I don't want Allen killed against the chargers dline.
You mean the Charger d-line that gave up 48 points at home to a qb making his second NFL start?
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Allen gives the Bills the best chance to win. Period. Peterman gives them zero chance to win.
36 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:They aren't going to just release a QB without a replacement that knows the offense.
Logan Thomas gives them a better chance to win than Peterman.
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22 minutes ago, Soda Popinski said:
Redskins just gave Alex Smith an extension. Giants I went over a minute ago. Steelers drafted Mason Rudolph, and historically they don't trade up for QBs. The Patriots....meh as long as Brady is there they won't. And seriously would we trade with the Patriots or the Dolphins?? We can't be that stupid to trade within the division.
Fair points, but if there is a great QB prospect out there, there will be buyers—probably even some teams we might not think are in the market, like Detroit or Dallas.
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9 minutes ago, Soda Popinski said:
I think you'd be hard pressed to find a partner in this draft looking for a QB. Most teams have one established right now or are in the developmental stages of one. Lots of young guys out there. The Saints traded for Bridgewater which was super smart. Who is going to be in the QB market?
I don’t believe that for a second. Off the top of my head, the Redskins, Giants, Steelers, Chargers, Saints, Patriots, and Dolphins all might have QB as a top priority in the upcoming draft.
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36 minutes ago, 4merper4mer said:
Shirley you can't think release is the correct action.
I can’t think of any circumstance in which I would put Peterman on the field again. I would rather put Logan Thomas out there; at least he might be able to make some kind of play. And don’t call me Shirley.
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The fact that it is Tuesday morning and Peterman has not been released yet is a very bad sign. It shows McBeane’s delusional thinking and inability to evaluate the most important position in sports.
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Don’t underestimate the Raiders. Under Chucky’s leadership, they are going to give the Bills a run for their money for that top spot.
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6 hours ago, ganesh said:
They are also playing at home against an Opponent who has a new HC (and hence a new scheme). They did not have to go into Baltimore and play in the rain. The pass rush from the Ravens were a lot different than what the Lions offered. We cannot compare the two games!
Pretty sure the Jets we’re playing on the road, too.
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At least we have Josh Allen to look forward to. Lions fans might have to watch Matt Cassel for the next few weeks.
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Jets’ play design and pass pro tonight have been perfectly tailored for a rookie qb making his first start. Darnold has been under very little pressure from the Lions’ pass rush.
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1 minute ago, Teddy KGB said:
Khalil Mack doesn’t suck at his job like Kaepernick though.
Except that he doesn’t. Or didn’t.
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2 hours ago, Boatdrinks said:
The Ravens said they offered him a contract, and he refused.
Kaepernick denies the Ravens offered him a contract and Ray Lewis’s comments support that denial.
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2 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:
Why not ? I get the Union part, the specialization really means next to nothing. No different than any other business. There are work rules and all that, but no company owes anyone a platform to express their personal views. Get it ?
No one said the league owes anyone anything, but they don't necessarily get to dictate to the players and not all work rules can be implemented unilaterally. Many issues must be collectively bargained, including (probably) whether the league is allowed to discipline players for kneeling during the national anthem.
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4 hours ago, RoyBatty is alive said:
Depends a lot on Allen, if they determine he has a good shot at success then we are free to do whatever. If Allen doesn't look good, we have to go QB. As far asa trading down, if they are sold on Bosa or Oliver take them, esp since kyle will be gone and we have a lot of picks as it is.
No matter how bad Allen looks this year, there is zero chance they spend a first round pick on another qb.
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6 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:
Interesting how some people just cannot accept that you do what your employer wants ( if it is legal of course) OR you go work somewhere else. What could be more fair than that ?
Not every workplace is the same. These are union employees in a highly specialized field. Therefore, they don’t necessarily have to “do what their employer wants”. Get it?
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5 minutes ago, PolishPrince said:
"if, as I suspect." again ... its all assumption with as of now 0 proof, its literally your guess. If I am an NFL owner, and I think Kap is the difference of getting into playoffs or a super bowl... I dont give a crap what another owner says or wishes. Im going to sign him if I think it's worth it... and if these owners try screwing me for doing so - then you take their threats/blackmail whatever to the police/media.....
I admit I don’t know what the evidence is. There is a gag order surrounding the arbitration, but there were rumors that such communications were made by, among others, Jerruh Jones. We’ll have to wait and see. There was at least enough evidence for the arbitrator to allow the case to go forward.
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6 minutes ago, PolishPrince said:
exactly why Kap is not a starter or a backup in the league especially with the media circus.
Maybe some teams. That will be decided by the arbitrator in the grievance case. If, as I suspect, the league or certain owners circulated emails urging teams not to sign Kaepernick because of the protests, then the league is in serious trouble.
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7 minutes ago, leh-nerd skin-erd said:
The cool part is how as a society, we're reached a point where people can be outraged that someone is not offered a job because he "deserves" it after walking away for $14m.
This is disinformation. Kaepernick did not walk away from $14 million. John Lynch has publicly stated that the 49ers were going to release him rather than pay him that money, so it's fair to assume that Kaepernick and his agent were so informed.
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Official TNF Thread: Bungles vs Ravens
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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We could have. The Bills drafted 3rd and 4th overall in the two best drafts of the past 15 years and came away with Dareus and Watkins?