Big Turk
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This is inexcusable.
McD does not have this team ready to play
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Why why why why!!!!
Just run the push!!
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Landon, we hardly knew yet!
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1 hour ago, mannc said:
Hell, all we need is someone who can at least threaten downfield…that currently does not exist on our roster.
It does actually. Palmer played that role with the Chargers regularly and was wide open on many of those.
Moore and Samuel can both get deep and have the speed to do it and Davis is one of the best deep ball WR in the NFL when healthy.
1 hour ago, NoSaint said:
just a wild narrative that Brady won’t allow itHe doesn't utilize WR in a way that allows for it really. Diggs fell off a cliff when he took over from Dorsey while being near the top of the NFL before that.
I'm supposed to believe Diggs suddenly stopped being able to do what he did the 8 week prior?
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10 minutes ago, T.E. said:
I gotta be honest - as a Bills fan, I've never sat down to watch a Buffalo/Miami game and thought, "Man, I hope Waddle doesn't kill us today."
Tyreek Hill? Sure. But not Waddle.
Allen would be able to elevate him similar to how he did Diggs. Just don't know if Brady would allow it.
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If Beane's hill to die on was that he would give up a 2027 1st but not a 2026 first, and that is ultimately what prevented it from getting done, I think I have a problem with that.
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28 minutes ago, mannc said:
So Waddle or bust? I think Shaheed is a difference-maker on the Bills. I think he’ll put up big numbers in Seattle.
Both would have been major upgrades…
I don't think so. Not the way Brady uses receivers. I think the problem is much more that Brady doesn't optimize the WR talent we already have than he needs more talent.
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1 minute ago, mannc said:
I’m pretty confident that Rashid Shaheed and Adonai Mitchell were available at the trade deadline, and neither was in the AFCE…
Neither are difference makers in the way Waddle is.
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1 hour ago, Richard Noggin said:
Yeah but you know how some guys test fast but don't play fast (or vice versa)? Well, Tremaine Edmunds tests big, but during actual full contact games he doesn't play big.
We have seen he was the key to our pass defense while he was here.
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7 minutes ago, Jalan81 said:
Which is all well and good til they play an aggressive defense. Then if the first down run gets stuffed they are in trouble. We are so unused to performing a down field passing game at this point, when we have to rely on it, were lucky if it performs at more than a very low rate.
The Chiefs aren't an aggressive defense?
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Do we know that?
They spent a 1st round pick on Tremaine Edmunds who was a very large human being.
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Apparently Rogers was also a standout lacrosse player in college?
No idea Defensive Lineman could play lacrosse 😯
Well, I guess now he can get booed when he comes to play against the Bandits 😂
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1 hour ago, notpolian said:
I can't believe Spector could see the field again in any uniform, least of all the Bills. Please please stay healthy Bernard and Milano!
Probably for teams
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3 hours ago, BuffaloBillyG said:
Clearly his job should come down to this game and the amount of points a banged up defense gives up.
Been way more banged up than this with Hill playing and haven't given up anything close to that.
I'd be surprised if the Fins scored more than 21
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19 minutes ago, Augie said:
If Cole keeps playing anything like this, it’s a bit of redemption for Beane for choosing him and McD for coaching him up in a way that didn’t ruin him by throwing him into the fire too soon. This might be one of the biggest turnarounds I can remember, because it was painful to watch him early. Good for you Cole, for being dedicated to improvement.
THIS is what they saw in him.
It's simply called the natural progression of a young player.
And it won't be linear, there will still be games he seems to take a step back.
Overall tho, his progress has been fantastic and IMO Poyer has played an integral part in helping him understand both his role and how to communicate properly in this D.
Safety is an extremely hard position to master in this D because of all the disguising and communication needed in it. Poyer said it took 2 years of him starting to finally feel comfortable in it. Bishop has far less time than that but he has the guy who played it at an All-Pro level mentoring him.
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5 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:
Unfortunately Riverside hasn't had a varsity football team in a while
They have enough trouble trying to field a team that would be eligible based on their grades 🤣
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3 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Great question!!
I would have said under a couple of weeks ago but it feels like we are entering “Thanos time.” It feels like he is about to start dominating. “Feeling” isn’t the best way to analyze something but you know it when you see it. He had that look last week that has been largely absent for the first half of the year. We may see him dominate the second half on his way to another MVP.
Currently on pace for 42.5, likely gets a few more so I'll say 44. Unless he sits week 18, then probably 41 or 42.
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This dude has been a revelation...
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They changed their backup QBs jersey number to the same number as the punter the day before the game and then submitted the roster.
Pretty wild...number 80 in the game to punt but instead of it being the punter, it's the backup QB who completes a pass for the first down.
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2 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:
Did anyone name Mike Williams from Riverside?
Nope...missed that one
20 minutes ago, boyst said:THE OHIO STATE
F that school! Lived in Columbus for 6 years and my biggest joys were watching Michigan kick their ass and see all of them crying in their beer. Until I was down the street from campus watching with my buddies and they went psycho and started overturning cars and setting dumpsters on fire...never went back down there for that game again 🤣
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He can make a leap forward, probably not to Moulds level, but he is not being utilized properly right now so if he continues being used the way he is, probably not.
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Some other notables:
JC Tretter (C/Batavia) who served as the player president of the NFLPA and then as the Chief Strategy Officer. Played in the NFL for 8 years. He resigned amid allegations he buried results from injury reports and concussion data although he denied it.
Corey Graham(DB/Buffalo) who won 2 SBs with Baltimore and Philadelphia. Went to Turner/Carroll HS which is now closed.
Jim Dombrowski (G/Williamsville) who is the highest drafted WNY player ever, taken 6th by the Saints in 1986. Played 11 years and is in the College Football HOF as well as the Saints HOF.
Brett Kern(P/Grand Island) 3x Pro Bowl punter mostly for the Titans.
Shane Conlan(LB/Carroll) is from Carroll, NY in Chataqua County and played for Frewsburg HS. Had no idea he was a local product.
James "Boobie" Starks(RB/NF) played for the Packers and won a Super Bowl
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12 hours ago, Rich Stadium Original said:
Of course you are all forgetting my Alma mater and WNY football powerhouse the Red Raiders of St Francis!!...Home of Brian Daboll....okay...hes the first name that came to mind....
Also both Nick Sirianni and Roger Goodell who hail from Jamestown.
I wonder what the odds are that 2 of the major players in the NFL including the commissioner and Super Bowl winning coach are from the same small town in WNY?
Has to be astronomical.
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Just now, Sierra Foothills said:
Hmmm... how did I completely miss that.
Thank you.
"You phaquing guys both live down here and neither of you broke dyks had a freaking game plan?????!!!!!?!??!?!?"
I would love to see Davis, Johnson, Hawes and Moore lead this team to a resounding victory.
This is why it's ridiculous to talk about who plays and who doesn't on a Tuesday. Now that we have more solid info, I would say:
- Start the Benford and play him as little as possible/pull him as soon as possible.
- Hold Taron out to let him recover more/see how Lewis does.
- Hold out DaQuan and Palmer and trust that we can win without them. They're more important down the road than they are this weekend... assuming a win.
I don't disagree with you but isn't it someone else here who carries the "there's no such a thing as a trap game" torch?
Agreed though I'd like to see them play as few snaps as possible.
The feeling's mutual and I'm sorry to the many people here that I've offended. It's our passion for the team that causes us to behave poorly at times.
Of course, because the Dolphins "Wish it were colder."
I carry that torch as well and have posted the studies showing they don't exist...probably could find them, it was a while back.


Game week thread - Bills at Dolphins
in The Stadium Wall
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It's called statistical probability.