MDH
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2 hours ago, whatdrought said:
I’m so conflicted. I want the Dolphins to B word slap them out of the playoffs, but I’m so dang done with the Dolphins hype.
I want the Pats to win today so the Bills can be the ones to end their playoffs hopes in front of a national audience next week.-
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8 minutes ago, NickelCity said:
It's upsetting how good the AFC is.
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The dude is an athletic freak at the position. Keep letting him develop and ignore the irrational takes.
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1 hour ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:
I agree. I guess Gannon said that Hebert was out of the pocket and so White was able to hit him low. I didn’t realize that was the rule.1 hour ago, Simon said:Once the QB bails out of the pocket he no longer has protection with that low tackle rule.
59 minutes ago, purple haze said:Herbert was out of the pocket. Had he been in the pocket that would have been a Personal Foul on White.
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5 minutes ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:
he hit him in the chest!!
I thought White actually should have been flagged for it. He went low which is also a penalty. Not sure why they called it on Oliver. -
Ekeler and Harris are playing.
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1 hour ago, Captain_Quint said:
Hard games ahead, but it's a good test for the playoff spotlight.
After this week the Bills last 6 includes 4 teams that - currently - have losing records.Thats a far cry from their first 10 games where 7 teams - currently - have winning records.
It doesn’t mean they can’t drop a game to the likes of the chargers or Broncos but the remaining schedule is easier than what we’ve faced so far.
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9 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
KC wouldn't have held the ball so long if the offense could stay on the field. That game was on offense not defense. The plan was stop KC scoring big. It worked. You might not have enjoyed it, but it worked. The offense sucked. Could the defense have made a couple of extra plays here and there? Sure. But they were not the reason we lost. And with the health of our defense at that point and the opponent if we'd have tried to play the way we did this past Sunday KC might have put up 50. We lost to KC on offense. Simple as that.
The plan was good, the execution was not. Even though they gave KC light boxes and enticed them to run they still didn’t have to get gashed as badly as they did and could have gotten off the filed on the occasional 3rd down.I agree, I liked the plan though D execution and O struggles made it look worse than it was.
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4 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Apparently Pete Carroll was totally prepared for the Bills running attack.
Why would he think the Bills would run against the worst pass D in the league? 😂-
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If the Phins D can score every week I’ll start to get nervous.
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The Bills have a 6-2 record and have yet to find their stride. Most teams dream of that, winning games while not having put it all together.
You win championships by playing your best ball in December, not October/early Nov. Get healthy and the Bills have a shot at righting the ship heading into the playoffs.
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On 11/6/2020 at 9:08 AM, Charles Romes said:
Kroft has been unspectacular but steady
I think I’d say the exact opposite. He’s been sometimes spectacular but very unsteady. -
Pressures have to do with the DL. Sacks have to do with the DBs. Doesn’t matter if you get pressure if the QB usually has a guy running free in the secondary. Today is not the day to do it but we’d see more sacks if the CBs stopped playing so soft.
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Miami is going to be in 2nd place of AFC East by day’s end...😂
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7 minutes ago, Straight Hucklebuck said:
There is this notion on WGR that if your throwing it means you’re aggressive.
Jeremy White just said this coaching staff trusts Allen more than anyone.
I think the opposite. I think last year was the start of how this coaching staff wants to manage and structure the offense. Shorter throws, quicker releases, WRs that win off the line.Last year a constant theme on the radio was Allen is going to break out the deep ball at any minute, and they mentioned it again this morning.
There is no deep ball. It’s high percentage passes. An occasional intermediate throw.
They have put a structured offense around Allen, that has more passing in it then we have been accustomed to in ours years of socially conditioning to accept a run-first offense. So it looks much more aggressive. But they know Allen isn’t a sandlot QB in this league. He’s not going to play that way. Heaving passes 50 yards down the field.
Miami plays predominantly man coverage and they have one of the best man v man WRs in the league in Diggs. I agree that most of their passing offense will be as you say but I have little doubt they’ll take a few shots downfield as well. -
2 minutes ago, Captain Hindsight said:
You are supposed to declare on Friday if a player is in or out. If they keep it secret, they could be fined money or draft picks.
To beat the dolphins, i think you just come out with it
Didn’t know that, thanks. -
Not sure why McDermott would announce this unless he was going to IR them and bring up their replacements. Why not keep the fish guessing right up until gametime?
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2 minutes ago, Warcodered said:
Just for future reference what qualifies as an A?
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2 minutes ago, Buffalo Boy said:
Junk TD but it still sucks👿
Made me irrationally mad.i HATE that soft zone bull crap in that situation. They weren’t scoring 3 times in 1:30, why the soft zone?
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2 hours ago, Inigo Montoya said:
I know that completion % is one of the key metrics to measure QB play, but I really don’t care if Josh finishes with 58.8% or 61.3%. The metric that matters is wins and loses. Why do they never point out how clutch he is late in games bringing his team back to win? Do they watch the Bills enough to know that Allen never takes the easy 5 yard completion on 3rd and 10 to pad his stats, but will instead try to complete a harder pass that will actually keep the drive alive? Do they mention he was eighth in the League in rushing TDs last season? How valuable is that ability? Do they talk about his intense desire to win typified by him jumping into a scrum and picking up a fumbled snap in Dallas and out muscling the entire Dallas D-line to convert a critical 4th down?
At the end of the day, does Allen do more to win games for this team than he does to lose them? I think the answer is clearly yes. Pointing out completion % is just more lazy reporting from national sports writers who don’t watch Allen play enough to have an informed opinion and just fall back on the widely accepted narrative on Allen.
What matters is how much help does a QB need to consistently put his team in a position to win the Super Bowl. Does he consistently need a top 5 roster to have a small chance or can he put the team on his back and, given a good roster, give his team a legit chance year in and year out. Once a QB gets out of their rookie deal having a top tier roster on a consistent basis is nearly impossible.
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6 minutes ago, Warcodered said:
So because they're worried that both will get picked up if they cut them, they cut the better of the two to see if he makes it, while keeping the worse one on the actual 53 just in case?
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19 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
But why not cut Fromm today? He will still be subject to waivers. Not sure what it accomplishes?
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Yet somehow this will be controversial...
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5 minutes ago, eball said:
That's fine, but the question of whether or not they will scrimmage is what brought this discussion into it, and then somebody made a dumbass comment.
I spent all night and this morning reading stroy after story about whats going on, I came here to get a break from that. Because people dont want that discussed on a football message board does not mean we’re ignoring the issue or don’t support the players. It means our brains need a healthy break every now and then so we’re not just feeling rage/sadness/hopelessness 24/7.-
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NFL MVP RACE - Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, and Josh Allen
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Henry was doing his thing before Tannehil took over as the starter and that team was nowhere near as good. The running game is key but it wasn’t enough by itself. And that was when they had a good D...