Big Turk
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2 hours ago, nuklz2594 said:
Giving him the business call
"Personal foul for 'giving him the business down there'", complete with the downward punching motion has to be the all time classic 🤣🤣🤣
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How is there not a single clip of Josh Allen and the Bills tremendous OLine play in a clip about offensive football and OLine play?
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32 minutes ago, Homey D. Clown said:
I never said contracts aren't all great, but it doesn't mean the team isn't honoring it to the letter of how it's structured. (Highlighted) For some players, absolutely, for others, absolutely not. Enter case study: DeShawn Watson. Let's face it... the NFL is a rather ***** business model.
Nobody forced them to give Watson that contract, they did it if their own volition because they wanted him there.
As a team/owner you can't both do dumbass stuff and then try and blame someone else for doing it when it goes wrong.
Owners want something to protect them from themselves and doing dumb things and want the players to foot that bill when they are the ones who should be footing it.
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Just now, PetermansRedemption said:
Isn’t that on the player/agent for not negotiating in more guaranteed money and not so much on the team for following the exact contract that was agreed upon?
More of like a system that is rigged to favor one side versus the other.
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50 minutes ago, Homey D. Clown said:
Forgot about Shady. Yeah, he was really solid for a couple of years.
Teams do honor them, they follow it as it's written. Not sure which example you'd have where that isn't the case
Oh, you mean the "we can cut you at any time after your guaranteed money is paid and owe you nothing"?
Seems like a pretty tilted system in favor of the teams and owners don't ya think?
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Well, he isn't going to hold out and start missing game checks once the season starts, that's pretty obvious. And if he does, he is an idiot after what happened with La'Veon Bell who was a far more productive player than Cook is at the time this happened and then he essentially went from one of the best all-purpose backs in the league to terrible and out of the league within a few years of holding out and was never even close to the same player again.
14 minutes ago, Homey D. Clown said:Trade. I don't care how good a player is anymore. This is a part of the game that I simply can't stand. And especially in his case with all the obnoxious tweets and "hold-In" BS. He ran for just north of 1000 yards ONCE. Sit your ass down son, that's average. And nevermind the touchdown total, big deal. He'd have much less if the offense wasn't getting him down there 50% of the time.
Is he good, yes. Is he probably the best we've seen since Fred Jackson? Yep. don't care. You signed a contract, how about you honor it instead of holding the franchise hostage.
End Rant.
Why do players have to honor contracts when teams don't? Seems pretty hypocritical.
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5 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:
Yes, but if you read through the smelling salts thread you’ll find that those ‘hot chicks’ must be provided directly by the player. Neither the NFL nor the Team can provide hot chicks directly to the players. At least not during the game.
hahaha, typically they are more than willing to provide themselves 😂
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14 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:
Hyperbolic and sad way to kick a guy when he's down.
It's also not true according to the film guys. Spector's problem is just staying healthy.
Go watch the end of the Pittsburgh playoff game and the KC playoffs game when he was forced into duty and get back to me.
Also the Lions game from last year once he was in there...he literally almost single handedly allowed the Lions back in the game late because all they kept doing was throwing to whoever he was covering.
Also, I can't really feel too awful for a guy getting paid almost a million dollars a year to run around, play a kids game, lift weights and bang hot chicks.
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I didn't watch it but reading the reviews the most shocking thing I read was that they designed the stadium to basically "wind-proof" the games as much as possible and how when Allen asked how much wind they could expect on game days, the person responded "very little even when the wind is howling".
Probably was discussed in the stadium thread, but I didn't know they went to that length even down to ensuring the prevailing wind direction was accounted for.
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4 minutes ago, MPL said:
This is such a tragic story. The right move by the Bills at this point, but I feel for the kid.
He was downright terrible in coverage and was getting abused anytime he was on the field.
He should be happy he lasted as long as he did.
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Well, good luck to him wanting $15 million when Kyren Williams just signed for $11 million and had over 1,300 yards and was on the field for 87% of snaps. Also had 14 TDs, only a few less than Cook
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11 minutes ago, Donuts and Doritos said:
Serious enough to have him out until his next injury. He's a walking boo-boo.
Honestly, better that he is injured so he can't be on the field...dude was a serious liability in the KC playoff game and should not ever be required to be in coverage.
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He's just there so he doesn't get fined 🤣
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Better now than during the season. Although this is the type of thing that can take almost the whole season to get right unless it's managed properly.
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Means absolutely nothing.
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Too many consonants in a row. Pass.
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3 hours ago, HappyDays said:
Moore is a draft bust on his 3rd team in 5 seasons. He was held out for a week with injuries and last week was yelled at by Josh Allen for running the wrong route. I never understood the hype with him. As the 4th/5th WR on our depth chart sure I'm fine with that.
Coleman on the other hand has pretty clearly been the #1 pass catcher throughout camp. He needs to clean up some focus drops and keep building consistency. Everything is moving in a positive direction though. If you need to wait to see it in real games I respect that.
He's averaged 50 catches and about 530 yards with terrible QBs throwing him the ball and has missed some games in there as well.
Full season averages would be about 55 catches and 600 yards. Sure, not elite production but not a bum either.
There are far worse WRs drafted higher than him since he came out.
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There is also a barebones Super 8/Motel 6 on Camp Road in Hamburg not too far away that's decent enough for a single night stay.
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1 minute ago, ALLinALLEN said:
I was 7 when he retired....but thank you for the history lesson.
Perhaps before making assumptions, a simple Google search might come in handy?
Just a thought...just a thought...
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1 hour ago, Mikie2times said:
I don't have enough context to say we are among the fewest, but I have been arguing for a long time the injury concerns for the Bills are grossly overstated. I'm still hearing the "we just can't play them healthy (KC)", based on Benford. Yes, he matters, A LOT. But we aren't going to play them with 11 starters healthy on both sides of the ball and our offensive luck with injuries has been elite. Allen has never been hurt when guys like Burrow and Jackson have and ultimately wrecked those teams seasons. We could have far worse luck.
Rapp is walking concussion waiting to happen. Benford was a walking concussion waiting to happen last year. Bernard and Milano have each developed a fairly clear history. Do you expect these guys to last a full year? Maybe one or two will, but the history of these players is extensive at this point. This isn't "bad luck" it's bad planning if you don't have viable alternatives. Excuses need to go away.
There was a site that tracked man games lost to injury for many years, and the Bills were far and away the lowest team on the list over that time, never being outside the top 6 lowest injured and in the few years since based on other content I've seen, Bills were very low on their as well.
2 hours ago, ALLinALLEN said:There are entirely too many bills fans turned "podcaster" / "blogger" and it's all such trash
Pretty good resume for a "fan" huh? This take is going to age very poorly I predict...
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By far the Bills have had the fewest man games missed due to injuries in the NFL since McDermott has been here. Like by probably over a hundred games at this point over the second closest team.
Almost always they are in the top 5 teams with fewest man games lost every year.
It seems like we have a lot because we pay attention to them more than other teams, but the truth is, we are one of the least injured teams in the NFL, ours just seem to always hit the same position group at the same time.
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Phew...avoided disaster
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On 7/26/2025 at 8:40 AM, Kirby Jackson said:
The shelf-life on stadiums is getting shorter and shorter. The Titans and Browns are replacing stadiums that are 25 years old. I think that about 30 years (or less) is going to be the new norm.
I think what can be added is going to start slowing down as time goes on since most stadiums will already have all the major stuff. There is but only so much stuff that can be added before it just becomes overload and actually takes away from the experience instead of enhances it.
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On 7/24/2025 at 1:56 PM, WotAGuy said:
Please someone post a link to this!
EDIT: Just listened. Basically she asked what aspect of the team are the media/fans not talking about enough. I think he was taken aback a bit because it was kind of a gotcha question; once she rephrased it, he said the family aspect of the locker room.
It wasn’t her worst moment, but there’s a lot to choose from in that regard.Let's just say she isn't doing blondes any favors to get rid of the stereotype that exists.
James Cook: "Business" man
in The Stadium Wall
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Hey Jealousy ..hey jealousy...
Well, tell me do you think it'd be alright...
If I could just crash here tonight...