Son of a K-Gun
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Post game tailgate. Don't think you need to worry about meat spoiling.
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48 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
I think the Pats fans want it to be that way, but it’s not working out. Every national analyst I’ve heard do a prediction has picked NE to win. No one has said the Bills are great. Some of the reasons they use for their prediction don’t make a lot of sense to me, but they mainly focus on belichick. He is the reason why they will never be a true underdog. Yet he hasn’t ever won a playoff game without Brady - or a playoff game at all in 3 years. But I hope everyone keeps picking them and the Bills hear all about it.
Saw Florio was one of those analysts that picked NE but he stooped so low as to harken back to memories of XXV with Belichick as DC and then predicted a 20-19 NE victory. That is next-level douchbaggery.
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8 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Nice contrast to last year's playoffs where all of the receivers were hobbled to some degree!
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12 minutes ago, HOUSE said:
PROHIBITED ITEMS
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Clothing or material with profane language or obscene graphics
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https://www.buffalobills.com/stadium/gate-entry-and-permitted-items
Turn these obscene graphics away.
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1 minute ago, Just Jack said:
Right on cue 😁
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I was going to get tickets today despite all the BS I’d have to deal with crossing the border. $225 for a same day PCR to get back into Canada, insane hotel prices, crap weather…wasn’t going to stop me. Then my Bills buddy I was going with had to back out because he tested positive.
Just so many roadblocks to getting to the game, it sucks. So bummed right now.
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34 minutes ago, HereComesTheReignAgain said:
Young McCorkle
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Oliver's Army
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6 minutes ago, Ray Stonada said:
Pretty funny from this morning's New York Times (gulp!):
"The Patriots’ offense is more of a family SUV than a sports car, and while the rookie quarterback Mac Jones keeps his hands at 10 and 2 o’clock and signals before every turn, he’s not quite ready for rush hour on the turnpike. Jones’s efficiency rating on passes of 15-plus yards downfield of 58.4 ranks 27th among starting quarterbacks, per Sports Info Solutions. Force the Patriots out of their running-and-defense game plan, and Jones looks more like another Zach Wilson than the next Tom Brady."
We all know that Mac isn't driving the van...Mommy Belichick has him strapped in his baby seat in the back.
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4 hours ago, Putin said:
Edmonds should only be on the field on 3rd and long , basically passing downs
So you don't like Edmunds, that's cool. Now who the hell else do the Bills have to replace him on first and second down? Great insight
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1 minute ago, IronMaidenBills said:
Anybody saying cold is cold has no idea what arctic air does. This team needs to be outside Friday night doing a light non contact practice at the stadium. No excuses.
For sure...they need to feel it. We get these temps every year and you are never ready for that first cold snap, you forget how it feels. We get to bundle up and dress appropriately. Players, not so much.
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2 minutes ago, IronMaidenBills said:
Going to feel like the ice bowl out there Saturday. Darn near 0 degrees. -18 at GB in 67.
wunderground has it at -4°F at kickoff Saturday night. I went for a run last night in -4° wind chill and it physically hurt. My eyelashes turned to icicles.
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17 minutes ago, Logic said:
Hearing the national coverage of this game has me feeling like I'm taking crazy pills! So many one-sided arguments, contradictions, or flat out ignoring of facts and stats.
1. I keep hearing that the Bills are "too one-dimensional". Stop Allen and you stop the Bills. First of all, the Patriots are just as one-dimensional. Stop their run game and you stop their offense. Second, why do we only hear the "too one-dimensional" argument about the Bills, but not about other great passing offenses? Why doesn't anyone ever point out that the Chiefs and Ravens are too dependent upon Mahomes and Jackson? Not only that, but the whole "shut down the QB and you stop the offense" argument leaves out one important fact: It's REALLY DIFFICULT to stop the QB. That's what makes him a great QB! If it were so easy, a lot more teams would do it!
2. I keep hearing that the Patriots can run and stop the run better than the Bills. Since week 11, the Patriots have the third WORST run defense in the NFL, while the Bills have the 4th BEST rushing offense. What's that you say? A lot of the Bills' rushing success is due to Allen scrambling? Oh, well in that case, take those yards off the board. They don't count. Call Kyler Murray and Lamar Jackson and tell them none of their rushing yards count, either. Rushing yards are rushing yards, and the Bills are CURRENTLY statistically a top five rushing team and the Patriots are CURRENTLY statistically a bottom five rush defense. Those are the facts.
3. I don't seem to hear a damned thing from the media about how good the Bills defense is. The tenor of the discussion always tends to be "how will Allen and the Bills offense handle the elite Patriots defense?". Well, this just in: the Bills have the number one defense in yards allowed AND points allowed. They're the best defense in the league. Yet I never seem to hear "how will Mac Jones fare against the best pass defense in the league?".
I normally roll my eyes at complaints about national media coverage, but it's hard to watch this stuff and not get at least a little irritated after a while. The slurping of the Patriots and lack of respect for or mention of the Bills' strengths gets really old after a while. Watching it, you'd think the Pats were the division champs, we were the wild card team, and the Pats are heavily favored. Crazy.There goes @Logic using logic...
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11 hours ago, Ed_Formerly_of_Roch said:
Posted this elsewhere but think Allen needs to learn to take something off the fastball. It may be OK in September an October, but with a wet, cold, hard ball coupled with a receivers wet cold hands just doesn't work well. There were a number of dripped passes too. But hard to say if Allen did take something off on some of those passes, would he have been able to get the ball to where it needed to get to?
Man, if only there was a way to deflate the football a little bit...
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Are we expecting better results with an entertainer than we saw from this guy?
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But Monday's a school night...is Mac allowed out to play?
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Hard to argue with the Chiefs game, was such a long time coming and that was team focus all off season long.
Loved that Miami game too though, was a real tone setter for the D.
If I had to list my favourite play of the season I might just go with McKenzie's opening kickoff return against the Steelers. That play was electric. The stadium was rocking even on TV, and we all thought our Bills were going to be unstoppable. Alas just like McKittrick couldn't quite seal the deal on that return, the Bills have been just a step away from living up to our lofty expectations. Still time to right the ship though as we head into week 18 and the playoffs!
I can't help but wonder how this season would have went if he housed this return?
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4 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:
Their too tough of a newspaper; they don't need a dome.
Hard hitting news.
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1 hour ago, IronMaidenBills said:
Actually if under a certain amount of tonage and fitted with rubber tracks, you can street legal a tank.
I don’t want to know why you know this 😬
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Man with that kind of money they could have put a dome on the NY Times.
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6 minutes ago, 947 said:
The NFL has a rule for max distance from a city to use it in the team name, I think it's 50 miles.
49ers might be pushing it…they’re right near that 50 mile limit.
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1 minute ago, Blainorama5 said:
Do we need to go back in time AGAIN to bring all 6 infinity stones together to get to this universe?
Seems reasonable to me. 😉
No. Competent officials are clearly a glitch in the matrix.
Count me in, let's make things right!
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2 hours ago, Ridgewaycynic2013 said:
I thought Ryan Reynolds was a credible Green Lantern.
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As long as you're doing multiverses, got one where the officials are competent? 🤨If we are actually living in the Bradyverse does that mean these are competent officials?
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24 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:
So when voting for a player "they think is the best", they cannot consider any off-field issues, but when voting for a player to being included "with the best" they certainly can (should?) consider off-field issues when voting them as the best performers in their sport?
Why should "being a jerk" keep a player out of the HOF (on the 1st or any ballot)?
In HOF voting for baseball there actually is a character clause...that's what is keeping out a lot of the 90's steroid-era guys (yet somehow Ty Cobb is in there). Not sure if the Pro Football HOF has the same clause because frankly I do not understand their voting at all. A HOF that has no place for Steve Tasker makes no sense to me.
Excluding JA, predict which player will have the biggest impact - Patriots at Bills (Round Three)
in The Stadium Wall
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Gotta feeling we'll see a big pick-6 from a guy that has been overlooked but has quietly put up a great season...Levi Wallace. Guy is due. I can see him sitting on a weakass McCorkle sideline throw and housing it. Of course this assumes McCorkle is actually allowed to throw the ball...