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Trade for Gordon

 

Sign Dez Bryant to a one year deal

 

Trade for Le'Veon Bell and Sign him to a 3-4 year deal at the money he wants.  It will expire before Allen needs a new deal if he ends up being legit.

 

You are still left with plenty of money next off-season and you won't have to give up too much in picks.

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Just now, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

Trade for Gordon

 

Sign Dez Bryant to a one year deal

 

Trade for Le'Veon Bell and Sign him to a 3-4 year deal at the money he wants.  It will expire before Allen needs a new deal if he ends up being legit.

 

You are still left with plenty of money next off-season and you won't have too give up that much in picks.

Bills fans don't like talent like that. They would rather have a hard working blue collar team like in the Rockpile days. 

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7 minutes ago, Boca BIlls said:

Gordon is about to be let go.

 

No he isnt. He will be traded by Monday

6 minutes ago, Boca BIlls said:

No thanks b.c he did something wrong again.

No he didnt. He showed up late and wasnt himself according to reports whatever that means because he got treatment for a Hammy and Practiced. 

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5 minutes ago, Jrb1979 said:

Bills fans don't like talent like that. They would rather have a hard working blue collar team like in the Rockpile days. 

 

 

They like talent.........they are just irked about the money they are being paid and take it out on the player instead of the people who paid them.

 

For instance.......why would anyone be mad at Star Lotulelei for not being able to draw and hold up double teams?.........he's been struggling for the past two years.......expecting him to play better because he got paid to when he couldn't do it when he had the free agency motivation in 2017 is kinda' nonsensical.   

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Just now, oldmanfan said:

You wouldn't want to see them win a championship?

Fans do but its not 1960 anymore. Its hard to win playing conservative offense. Teams don't try win to running the ball like the Rockpile teams did with O.J.  

 

Why are the Bills always behind in how offense's are run in this league? Don't fans want to see high powered offense that throws the ball all around the field?

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4 minutes ago, Jrb1979 said:

Fans do but its not 1960 anymore. Its hard to win playing conservative offense. Teams don't try win to running the ball like the Rockpile teams did with O.J.  

 

Why are the Bills always behind in how offense's are run in this league? Don't fans want to see high powered offense that throws the ball all around the field?

 

You know the last time the Bills where innovative and ahead of the time on offense they went to 4 str8 superbowls. Maybe they should freaking try that again and be innovative and ahead of the times on Offense 

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2 minutes ago, Jrb1979 said:

Fans do but its not 1960 anymore. Its hard to win playing conservative offense. Teams don't try win to running the ball like the Rockpile teams did with O.J.  

 

Why are the Bills always behind in how offense's are run in this league? Don't fans want to see high powered offense that throws the ball all around the field?

Fans want to see wins.  Of course they won't play the way they did then now.  But if you talk about getting ahead of the curve, what if they actually were that team that rediscovered smash mouth football?  Get some big guys up front, another Cookie, and jam the ball down people's throats?  And when defenses get sucked in Allen does his Kemp imitation and chucks it downfield?

 

i'd go for it.

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6 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

Fans want to see wins.  Of course they won't play the way they did then now.  But if you talk about getting ahead of the curve, what if they actually were that team that rediscovered smash mouth football?  Get some big guys up front, another Cookie, and jam the ball down people's throats?  And when defenses get sucked in Allen does his Kemp imitation and chucks it downfield?

 

i'd go for it.

 

So you want to innovate by going to 1960s football. 

 

And People wonder why we say there is an obsession here with out of date football and out of date coaching staffs 

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6 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:

Fans want to see wins.  Of course they won't play the way they did then now.  But if you talk about getting ahead of the curve, what if they actually were that team that rediscovered smash mouth football?  Get some big guys up front, another Cookie, and jam the ball down people's throats?  And when defenses get sucked in Allen does his Kemp imitation and chucks it downfield?

 

i'd go for it.

Its wishful thinking for fans of 1960's football. The way the rules are setup it has made it a passing league and don't think it will evee go back to smash mouth football. 

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Just now, Jrb1979 said:

Its wishful thinking for fans of 1960's football. The way the rules are setup it has made it a passing league and don't think it will evee go back to smash mouth football. 

I have such fond memories of those times.

1 minute ago, MAJBobby said:

 

So you want to innovate by going to 1960s football. 

 

And People wonder why we say there is an obsession here with out of date football and out of date coaching staffs 

It is obviously a little tongue in cheek.  You really need to get over yourself.

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17 minutes ago, Formerly Allan in MD said:

Give Allen his protection!

It always starts up front in the trenches—no hogs that can play = no sustainable success over the course of a season. When the Bills were actually good they also had all-pros up front. If Jerry Rice were out there last week I doubt there would’ve been enough time in letting a play develop, to feed him more than once or twice, at least that’s how it seemed.

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2 hours ago, K-GunJimKelly12 said:

Trade for Gordon

 

Sign Dez Bryant to a one year deal

 

Trade for Le'Veon Bell and Sign him to a 3-4 year deal at the money he wants.  It will expire before Allen needs a new deal if he ends up being legit.

 

You are still left with plenty of money next off-season and you won't have to give up too much in picks.

 

Dez Bryant? The guy who still doesn't have a job in the NFL and who got cut from a team desperate for a WR? That guy is trash even for 1 season.

 

So you don't think the Bills would have to give up many picks for possibly the best RB in the game? it would most likely take multiple picks and then you'd have to sign him to the richest RB contract ever since his agent stated he's a RB and a WR, he's also 27 years old soon and coming off 2 major knee surgeries. 

 

Both those players are a waste here imo. I mean Bell would be awesome until after year 3 when he is a broken down old shell of himself who can barely run, we have a solid RB in McCoy and a guy who looks like he may be able to take over if given a chance in Murphy. Then we'd be doing this dead cap thing all over again with Bell and having to pay Allen/ Edmunds all at the same time I don't see it working.

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Why anyone would want Josh Gordon at this point is beyond me. He is totally unreliable and simply a distraction at this point. He is a player of great talent who simply isn't interested in doing the things necessary to be sucessful. Sad - but end of story.

 

Dez seems to have his own agenda. Don't think he has any real interest in coming here even if the Bills were interested. At this point in the season alot of teams are having trouble fielding a competent offensive line. Tennessee and Carolina immediately come to mind and I could easily list at least 4 to 5 more teams with banged up O-Lines. The Bills are going to have to suffer through this season but then will have the draft picks and cap dollars to remake this team for 2019 and beyond. 

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9 hours ago, oldmanfan said:

Fans want to see wins.  Of course they won't play the way they did then now.  But if you talk about getting ahead of the curve, what if they actually were that team that rediscovered smash mouth football?  Get some big guys up front, another Cookie, and jam the ball down people's throats?  And when defenses get sucked in Allen does his Kemp imitation and chucks it downfield?

 

i'd go for it.

The rules don’t favor running teams - the likelihood of getting called for penalties on running plays is higher for the offense.  The rules favor passing a lot - there are so many penalties that can result in automatic first downs when passing that’s why the best offensive teams are usually pass heavy - illegal contact, defensive holding, pass interference, roughing the passer, defenseless receiver, etc.  It’s why the draw play on third and long is one of the dumbest play calls in pro football.  Even a team that can run the ball like the Steelers get pass happy, because they know it’s to their advantage. 

 

The Bills can’t do either because the O line is a hot steaming pile - bad coaching and not enough talent.  That’s on the process for having two drafts and two FA periods to address the line better (Incognito and Wood were at the end of their careers either way) - they basically treaded water at LT if I’m being kind and did very little to address the other positions that were below average or lost starters.  You don’t get better on the line by having only two good tackles and trading away one of them, and going with bottom of the barrel FAs and late round picks to address the rest of your way below average OL.

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8 hours ago, MAJBobby said:

 

So you want to innovate by going to 1960s football. 

 

And People wonder why we say there is an obsession here with out of date football and out of date coaching staffs 

 

No one here has an obsession with 1960s football, Bobby. This is all in your head.

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13 minutes ago, joesixpack said:

 

No one here has an obsession with 1960s football, Bobby. This is all in your head.

That's not true at all. A lot of the older fans that are from the Rockpile days would love a team that runs the ball a lot and plays hard defense. 

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