Big Turk
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Thank goodness we aren't playing an international game
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3 hours ago, SoCal Deek said:
So the question is, and I'm certainly not saying that I know, is whether he was instructed to do that, or did he do it on his own.
I can't see a situation where he would have been coached to guard nobody and leave Kelce wide open in the middle of the field
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I mean the dude was guarding air along the sideline as if KC had no timeouts left when they had all 3 left, who else would he be blaming?
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19 minutes ago, MrEpsYtown said:
It is more like going from 85% nickel to 67%.
Yeah that's a ton of nickel...probably 85% to 75%
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He sounds like a punk...mad because he knows deep down he isn't good enough just like the Titans think.
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1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:
They have been base nickel, but there is speculation they are going to evolve and start playing 3 LBs more often
So they go from 70% nickel to 67%?
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All teams grade players differently, and base it on their role and how they fit in their schemes to some degree.
I'll trust Beane and team with DBs to pick the right ones and coach them up.
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6 hours ago, Shaw66 said:
That's an interesting thought. It wouldn't surprise me to see Bernard on the edge.
And I hear you about Johnson, but there's a good chance that the Bills defense could be better in a 4-3. Johnson would still have plenty of snaps, because there would be times when the Bills will want to be in a true nickel. What's interesting about that is that when they are in pure nickel, it might turn out that Milano or even Edmunds would go to the bench and Bernard stay on the field.
Bernard is going to create significant options.
The Bills don't play 4-3 as their base, they play nickel due to most teams base formation being 3 WRs.
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4 hours ago, The Dean said:
Seems like he was a very good PK, too.
Yeah but like the Atlanta punter/kicker you can't be good enough at both to do them effectively at the NFL level...
He had to stick to punter, and Araiza will also.
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2 hours ago, Freddie's Dead said:
Striker. He had a drinking problem....
I see he played in the CFL for 3 seasons but never got a sack and played sparingly by his stat count...
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5 hours ago, DJB said:
All i need to know is when the Bills are playing the Jets at Metlife.
GF is a huge Jets fan and she wants to go to that game
You should make a bet on that game haha
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Who was the UDFA LB from Oklahoma we got several years ago that was supposedly going to be awesome if he wasn't way undersized? Dude never played in the NFL as far as I know...how is Bernard different?
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Seems weird out of all the guys to interview that got drafted that a 3rd round pick got the nod. Assuming it's because Brandt announced him.
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Whhhooooaaaa ah oh oh
Whhhooooaaaa ah oh oh
Radioactive! Radioactive!
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Big Baller Beane...I need one of these shirts in my life...
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On 5/1/2022 at 11:24 AM, cle23 said:
Probably because Andrews is their #1 passing option. Dude had 1361 yards last year. They definitely need WR help, but with their run game, it greatly reduces the need for top flight WRs. The main thing is keeping Jackson healthy, which is tricky given his size and running.
I hate the Ravens, but they draft well and to their team identity.
They have virtually no chance of progressing past losing in the divisional round every year with this style
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1 hour ago, JohnNord said:
I’m telling you, it isn’t a given that Araizia replaces Haack based on what Beane said. Remember the Bills had a punter with a pretty strong leg in Bojorquez. They replaced him with Haack, knowing that he wasn’t as powerful as a punter, but that was an excellent directional punter and holder. If that’s what they value, than I think Bass has an inside track on the position. Araizia is going to have to impress in those areas to win the job.
I guess I could see a scenario where Moss is traded, though my guess is he will assume the TJ Yeldon inactive RB3 role.
Im not a fan of Epinesa, but I think his job is safe considering the Bills brought back a veteran like Shaq to push him. He’ll have to have a terrible a TC to get released/traded.
The WR room could get interesting. The only players I’m certain of will be Diggs, Davis, and Shakir.
I don’t anticipate Crowder or McKenzie get cut but Shakir has similar attributes, so you never know.
I think the last spot will be interesting with Kumerow/Hodgins/Stevenson
There is zero chance Haack is our punter next year. Unless Araiza gets injured.
What is the obsession with punters being holders these days? It used to be the backup QBs...
I guess it's so the backup QB doesn't have to leave to do special teams drills during practice and the specialists can just be off by themselves?
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Haack isn't that familiar, dude was only here one season. But most assuredly he is gone.
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10 hours ago, Buffalo Barbarian said:
maybe the USFL will fill that spot.
The QB play in the Birmingham/New Orleans game Saturday was abysmal, so definitely not helping them.
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I said 31.1.-32.0 but I think we will be anywhere between 30-33 PPG
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33 minutes ago, pennstate10 said:
Basic arithmetic indicates that 0.1 sec is about 1 yd in a 40
How often does a player run 40 yards? The DB is also ahead of the WR at the start so he would have to make up that distance. In the NFL it's considered roughly 2 inches when you factor in arm length, etc.
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9 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
Are they still coached by John Harbaugh? Yea? They'll be competitive. I get the point about their receivers but they throw to receiver less anyway. They have talent and depth almost everywhere else.
They are but at some point you have to score points. Teams can basically ignore their WR's and focus all their attention on Andrews and the run game.
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