Big Turk
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29 minutes ago, No Place To Hyde said:
Whoa...game starts WAYYYYY past Marv's bedtime. Early bird special, and episode of Murder, She Wrote and in bed by 6pm. That's how he stays young.
Lmao!! I used to watch Murder She Wrote growing up because it was my Mom's favorite show...Jessica Fletcher...
I used to drive her crazy pointing out all the hard to believe things that happened in it and she had no answers for how they were realistic hahahahaha
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Not a huge beef on week fan to be honest. It's OK. I always pull most of the salt off the kimmelweck roll and use quality horseradish.
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***** those arrogant punks. I hope Allen makes them cry me a river Saturday night.
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16 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:
If the Chargers were the team we play, resale ticket sales would have tanked. You might have seen $20 tickets by Friday. With the Pats prices will remain high and the stadium will be packed.
Huh?
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53 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:
I'm only worried about my mom's ability to deal with the cold. She'll be 70 this spring and has never LOVED the cold. We got seasons for the first time this year, as she is the primary reason I'm afflicted with Bills fanaticism.
This past game against the Jets was a decent training camp for this week's cold. The lack of wind will be VERY helpful.
There is no such thing as lack of wind in Buffalo in the winter...only days that aren't quite as windy.
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8 hours ago, ScottLaw said:
Their defense wasn’t exactly great last meeting against the Pats.
Wasn't terrible either. Mac Jones was dreadful
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3 minutes ago, Reks Ryan said:
Let’s hope so. Will need Davis to make some big plays at some point for Bills to go to SB.
Like he did last year in the playoffs?
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16 minutes ago, RyanC883 said:
tons of very good coordinators are not great HC.
Yes because the skillset is completely different and very few people have both those skillsets.
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The majority of these sideline incidents are just dudes that are really competitive getting caught up in the emotions of the game.
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Most likely will be the second coldest game in Bills history with temps in the single digits and a predicted low of 4 for Saturday night. Temps likely somewhere around 7 or 8 degrees at kickoff.
Coldest game was against the Raiders with a temp of 0 during the 1993 AFC Divisional Game which they won to send the Bills to their 4th straight AFC Championship Game. I was at that game against the Chiefs the next week...it was cold but not that cold.
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2 minutes ago, HalftimeAdjustment said:
I was thinking in the other direction, he is almost full vegan now.
Hmm...could be something to that.
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1 minute ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:
I wonder if there are any coordinators out there that just say, “no thanks— I love being a coordinator and am great at it, and don’t want to give that up.” It’s sort of what McDaniels has done recently.
Probably helped that he was terrible as a head coach.
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2 hours ago, FilthyBeast said:
Belichik obviously knows Daboll well from their time together in NE.
Obviously the gameplan was excellent a few weeks ago but it took probably Allen's best game of his career to pull that out and overcome the late surge from Mac Jones and the Pats offense. The chances of Allen having that type of game again are the same as the Pats winning with their QB only throwing 3 passes like the first match.
Either way I've always hate division game matchups in the playoffs because you can throw out the regular season and there have been many instances of teams getting swept by a division rival in the regular season only to win the 3rd matchup in the playoffs (TB/Brady were the last to do it against the Saints in the playoffs last year).
Don't overthink it. We have the better QB by a mile. That's what usually wins in the playoffs.
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30 minutes ago, HalftimeAdjustment said:
I can't prove his diet hindered his recovery, but I can speculate that it did.
Too many chitlins haha
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5 minutes ago, billsfan89 said:
27th all time is pretty solid esp for a team with 6 losses (I wonder how they rank in terms of point difference for teams with 6 losses.)
This year's Bills had the highest point differential for any 6+ loss team in NFL history. 2nd were the 1993 49ers with 178, and 3rd were this year's Patriots with 159.
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1 minute ago, ScottLaw said:
With one of the more potent NFL offense, and arguably best QB in the league… if that’s the case you shouldn’t be worried about turning the ball over on downs and letting your defense shut them down. Just my opinion, but I would’ve loved to see some aggressiveness there.
There is a time and place to take risks and there was no need to.
Risk-reward wasn't great there to be honest.
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12 minutes ago, Sharky7337 said:
Now they're saying Josh Allen can't beat them, the bills are the best draw for them. The bills are one dimensional.
They talk about it near the end around 6:10
How are the Bills one dimensional when they are 6th in the NFL in rushing yards? Ahead of the Patriots. Who are the ones that actually MIGHT be one dimensional because they have a QB with a rag arm who can't threaten a defense deep.
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3 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:
Sidelines, Bada Bing, Big Ditch Brewery
There are several areas with at least double the sports bars than downtown, issue might be it's farther from the stadium and hotels
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12 minutes ago, Sweats said:
Unfortunately, this team will live and die with Dabolls decisions.
No they will love and die with their execution of the plays.
Execution is far far far more important than play calls most of the time.
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1 minute ago, NoSaint said:
third and 3, would you feel good about any run but a qb keeper?
that answers your question.
How many teams are running the ball on 3rd and 3? Only ones who have garbage QBs.
That answers your question.
Just now, FilthyBeast said:This is what people still don't get, if this keeps up Allen's career will be very short.
And McDermott and Beane should understand this first hand since they were in Carolina when Cam Newton was on top of the world winning an MVP and leading a 15-1 team a SB. That was just 6 years ago when Newton was pretty much Allen's age now.
Fast forward to 2022 and Newton is a 32 year old washed up, broken QB if anything because of the beating he took over a 5 or so year period when he looked near invincible with the same style of play.
Newton took far more hits that Allen does.
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4 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:
Agreed with Boatdrinks, you'll prob need to be downtown.
But you might want to first identify Sports Bars in the area and go from there. Since Buffalo doesnt attract a lot of transplants, and is a big Home Team Town, there are not a lot of traditional Sports Bars like you find in other cities.
So first question: Which Sports Bars do you plan on hanging out at?
What sports bars are downtown? That's probably the place with the LEAST sports bars.
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Pfft...the fact they are hanging their hopes on "rag ahm" at QB is laughable.
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43 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
And I am worried he will run it too much.
Might not be a bad idea considering the Pats gave up almost 250 more rushing yards than the Bills "terrible" run D did this season.
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49 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:
He also punted on 4th and 1 after acting like he was going to go for it and then wasted a TO when the play clock got down to one instead of just taking the 5 yard penalty and then punt…. His aggressiveness was awesome against the Patriots… but I feel he’ll go back to his conservative roots when the game isn’t going their way…. And Hyde sucked back there.
Against a team where a 3 point lead seemed insurmountable. Context bro...context.
Do you think the Pats will blitz like the Jets did Saturday?
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I hope they do...that's when Allen can burn them one on one or take off and get huge gains running because all the defenders have their backs turned in man to man coverage.