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benbillsfan

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  1. the original subject line states....ANYONE KNOW WHEN THE UNIFORM ANNOUNCEMENT.......zulu where in there do you feel like the post is going to give you information....starting a statement out with anyone know...is probably not going to say..anyone know when the uniform announcement is......well i do... it will take place on such and such....youve had a bad day with your bad wife and your bad kids and your bad job...dont take it out on a sensible post like this....good post good question....it really makes you look dumb as hell...then call people jackass's cause you dont have the mental capabilities to comprehend a question not a statement in a post.....lighten the freak up....
  2. ummm thank you bro....why is everyone bashing this dude for asking a question...some people just wanna complain no matter how dumb it makes them look or sound....original poster.... great post and you can sign up or could of(maybe still can) signed up at bb.com..to get e mail with new jersey announcement....great post bro and dont listen to these people on here....
  3. ok if you say so....im white and im proud to be white dude....cause and effect syndrome give me a freaking break....i am sick of hearing all that....i have alot of black friends and ill say the same thing to them...cause and effect...so something that happens 100 years ago is still haunting black athletes today....something that happened 100 years ago crowds our prisons with 50-60 percent black populations....something that happened 100 years ago....has shaped our young kids to wear their pants off their a&*...and disrespect authority....and i bet the white people get the blame forr all of that also...jsut like your implying that we have caused the black athlete to not be good enough to win a superbowl when it is a known fact that the white qb is by far the statistical leader even in the past 10 years...not even going back...im sick of my race constantly getting blamed for the cause and effect factor....what a scapegoat....im done no need to reply cause im not listening to the crying...i listened to it for way to long....its time for a white history month.....
  4. ummm newsflash...just because i say something on here that is the truth that makes it a racist comment....only one quarterback in the nfl was black that won a superbowl...thats not racist its the truth...and 47 percent of the pouplation on welfare is black..thats racist...no its the truth....im am by no means racist...i just speak the facts....
  5. Thats fine hate it all you want...out of 40+ superbowls how many of the winning qb's were black....1....Thats all i have to say.....NEXT
  6. Use in the NFL CombineThough used in a variety of institutions, the Wonderlic test has become best known for its use in the NFL pre-draft assessments of prospective football players. This assessment roughly corresponds to examples from Paul Zimmerman's The New Thinking Man's Guide to Pro Football. According to Zimmerman, examples of average scores for each position are: Offensive tackle – 26 Center – 25 Quarterback – 24 (Most teams want at least 21 for a quarterback.)[6] Guard – 23 Tight end – 22 Safety – 19 Linebacker – 19 Cornerback – 18 Wide receiver – 17 Fullback – 17 Halfback – 16 Pat McInally, a graduate of Harvard University is the only football player to record a confirmed perfect score of 50.[7] Ryan Fitzpatrick, also a Harvard graduate and currently a quarterback with the NFL Buffalo Bills, had also been rumored to have scored a perfect 50 points in only nine minutes.[8] However, Fitzpatrick denied this, saying that he had left at least one of the 50 answer spaces blank.[9] The Wall Street Journal later reported that Fitzpatrick's actual score was 48 but that Fitzpatrick's claim of completing the Wonderlic in only nine minutes was accurate (this report appeared in the September 30, 2005 edition of the WSJ in the Weekend Section). As of 2005, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Kevin Curtis, a graduate of Utah State University, was reported to be tied with Fitzpatrick and Benjamin Watson of the Cleveland Browns as having scored a 48, the highest Wonderlic score of any active NFL player.[10] In 2011, Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Greg McElroy was believed to have scored a 48, but it was quickly discovered that he only scored a still impressive 43.[11] During the 2009 Combine NFL Network's Rich Eisen mentioned that Boston College graduate Mike Mamula, a 1995 draftee, scored a 49; USA Today has also reported on this claim.[12] On the other hand, some high profile players have scored rather low on the test. Dan Marino and Vince Young both scored 16 on the test, though Vince Young scored a 6 on his first attempt.[13] Marcus Vick, brother of Michael Vick, scored 11. Michael himself scored a 20. A study[14] by McDonald Mirabile has shown that there is no significant correlation between Wonderlic scores and a quarterback's passer rating, and no significant correlation between Wonderlic scores and a quarterback's salary. Similarly, a study[15] by Brian D. Lyons, Brian J. Hoffman, and John W. Michel found that Wonderlic test scores failed to positively and significantly predict future NFL performance for any position. The Lyons et al. (2009) study also found that the relationship between Wonderlic test scores and future NFL performance was negative for a few positions, indicating the higher a player scores on the Wonderlic test, the worse the player will perform in the NFL. Results from this study were recently highlighted in an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article by D. Orlando Ledbetter[16]. Writing in Sports Illustrated, John P. Lopez proposes a 26-27-60 rule to predict a quarterback's success in the NFL: at least a 26 on the Wonderlic, at least 27 college starts, and at least 60% pass completion, and lists several examples of successes and failures based on the rule.[17] ...bottom line is fitzy is smart as hell
  7. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d81ec8fca/article/illegal-hits-draw-more-scrutiny-replays-kickoffs-under-review?module=HP_headlines sorry i thought i had it with my thread
  8. This is the most unbelieveable thing i have ever heard of in the nfl....Cant hit a qb in the act of throwing...So lets give mmanning and brady more time and why dont we jsut take the whole offensive line out of the game. If we cant hit the qb their is no point to a offensive line unless you are running the ball. The nfl is a joke man taking a challenge out of the equation and now not hitting the qb in the act of throwing..It will never happen but that they even are considering it is mind boggeling.
  9. why is this so hard for all of you to understand...i wish you would of let me get to reply to these people first but yu put it right on the money...i am not a huge fan of clayton at all. but here is the thing....our 3-4 defense is the worst i have ever seen...almost 200 yards rushing per game....and he is saying that if we continue this way we are not going to be going nowhere....we need to run the 4-3 with the personal that we have a draft for that 4-3 scheme. we will not get enough players in the draft to make the 3-4 better...we are undersized and just plain and simple dont have it for a 3-4...and if we keep trying to fill the 3-4 roster it will take us years...for christ sake we havent made the playoffs in over a decade....well lets just take a few more years to shore up that 3-4 scheme that ran record breaking yards against us...why not lets make it 2 decades....yea john clayton is real stupid to think that....
  10. Well you have to admit Stevie has loyality to fitzy. You have got to love that the bills are a good group with alot of character. And that they are a close nit football team....That has to say something for things to come....If the bills at all had any resembelance of a run defense this last season would of been alot different...Im not saying playoffs but i am talking over 500....Now we ar ein a position to take a great player in the draft...Nix better not flop on this one.
  11. Well put...What in gods name did stroud do at all for us. This was a great decision by the bills front office to get rid of the aging, oversized, slow, cant get off a block stroud. i really thought ()and yes im going to say it) spencer johnson was a better fit at that position. I think some folks on these boards just write stuuf to see their name pop up....
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