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8 minutes ago, LikeIGiveADarn said:

 

Interesting. so by your definition, to be a "grown man", you have to control the actions and opinions of other adult family members?

 

Well, let me explain it to you more succinctly. 

 

If you are a grown man your parents shouldn’t be getting involved in your professional life. 

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6 minutes ago, dubs said:

 

Well, let me explain it to you more succinctly. 

 

If you are a grown man your parents shouldn’t be getting involved in your professional life. 

 

So then, if your parents post an opinion on your professional life completely beyond your control on social media, that should now reflect badly upon you and every person born after 1987?

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3 minutes ago, LikeIGiveADarn said:

 

So then, if your parents post an opinion on your professional life completely beyond your control on social media, that should now reflect badly upon you and every person born after 1987?

 

Any person born anytime, except it primarily happens with parents of kids born after 1987. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, JohnC said:

The Broncos can make a deal for Antonio Brown's mom. 

They could trade for his dad who is an Arenaball legend here in Albany.  https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nys/capital-region/sports/2018/04/15/touchdown-eddie-brown-reflects-on-his-time-in-albany

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2 hours ago, NoSaint said:

 

This is literally the spot where we can and should push chips on the table for a 3 year window 

Real mixed feelings on this one. Von Miller will be 30 in March and he's still performing at a high level with 14.5 sacks. You put him on the other side of Jerry Hughes, go out and draft Dexter Lawrence DT and all the sudden you got a dominant front 4. But 17 million that's a lot of cake, tough call. Plus what do you have to give up?

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1 hour ago, dubs said:

Just think it’s really weird for a grown man to have his momma getting all emotional in public and calling out his boss about her son’s job. Call me old fashioned, but it’s weird. 

 

But it's not weird for the other thousands of people to have an opinion about how football teams are run?  It's just weird because it's his mom?  Football players are public personas, as are the people who run the teams.  Being in the public spotlight means that people are going to have opinions on how things are done.  Whether it's by your mother, your father, your fifth cousin twice removed, some guy you knew in high school, or the fans.  They all have opinions and a platform to share their opinion.  I guarantee there have been times where you have questioned the Bill's management or players about all the stupid things they have done.  Only difference is you're not related to them, so it doesn't go viral

 

Also, you say in public.  I wouldn't call commenting on an Instagram picture "in public" 

 

1 hour ago, dubs said:

 

I can’t even imagine dealing with that generation and their parents. 

 

Can you imagine Kent Hull’s mom complaining to the news?  Or Lawrence Taylor’s mom?  Or literally any grown man you’ve ever met older than 25 years old?

 

So you don't deal with people between the ages of roughly 20 and 50?  What planet are you living on?  Also, LT's mom and/or Kent Hull's mom had their own set of opinions.  People having opinions isn't a new thing.  They just didn't have a platform (Twitter/Instagram/Whatever else) to espouse their (likely) stupid ideas

 

You're blaming kids for parents who can't control themselves or don't realize that they are in the public's eye.  Literally makes zero sense

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3 minutes ago, berg1029 said:

 

 

But it's not weird for the other thousands of people to have an opinion about how football teams are run?  It's just weird because it's his mom?  Football players are public personas, as are the people who run the teams.  Being in the public spotlight means that people are going to have opinions on how things are done.  Whether it's by your mother, your father, your fifth cousin twice removed, some guy you knew in high school, or the fans.  They all have opinions and a platform to share their opinion.  I guarantee there have been times where you have questioned the Bill's management or players about all the stupid things they have done.  Only difference is you're not related to them, so it doesn't go viral

 

Also, you say in public.  I wouldn't call commenting on an Instagram picture "in public" 

 

 

So you don't deal with people between the ages of roughly 20 and 50?  What planet are you living on?  Also, LT's mom and/or Kent Hull's mom had their own set of opinions.  People having opinions isn't a new thing.  They just didn't have a platform (Twitter/Instagram/Whatever else) to espouse their (likely) stupid ideas

 

You're blaming kids for parents who can't control themselves or don't realize that they are in the public's eye.  Literally makes zero sense

 

Shh... No logic, only blaming young folks here...

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57 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Real mixed feelings on this one. Von Miller will be 30 in March and he's still performing at a high level with 14.5 sacks. You put him on the other side of Jerry Hughes, go out and draft Dexter Lawrence DT and all the sudden you got a dominant front 4. But 17 million that's a lot of cake, tough call. Plus what do you have to give up?

 

The problem isn't the $17 million per year salary - the Bills can easily afford that (without having to get into salary cap accounting gimmicks.)

 

The problem is the one or more first round picks that Elway will demand to trade him. Denver isn't letting him go cheap - they know what they have in him.

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3 hours ago, berg1029 said:

 

 

But it's not weird for the other thousands of people to have an opinion about how football teams are run?  It's just weird because it's his mom?  Football players are public personas, as are the people who run the teams.  Being in the public spotlight means that people are going to have opinions on how things are done.  Whether it's by your mother, your father, your fifth cousin twice removed, some guy you knew in high school, or the fans.  They all have opinions and a platform to share their opinion.  I guarantee there have been times where you have questioned the Bill's management or players about all the stupid things they have done.  Only difference is you're not related to them, so it doesn't go viral

 

Also, you say in public.  I wouldn't call commenting on an Instagram picture "in public" 

 

 

So you don't deal with people between the ages of roughly 20 and 50?  What planet are you living on?  Also, LT's mom and/or Kent Hull's mom had their own set of opinions.  People having opinions isn't a new thing.  They just didn't have a platform (Twitter/Instagram/Whatever else) to espouse their (likely) stupid ideas

 

You're blaming kids for parents who can't control themselves or don't realize that they are in the public's eye.  Literally makes zero sense

 

Well, as a man he COULD approach his mother and tell her to knock it off. 

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8 hours ago, JoeF said:

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/denver-broncos/von-miller-7717/

 

Signed through 2022 with base salaries of $17 million; $17.5 million and $17.5 million for the next three seasons....His contract would be up the same year the Bills would have to renew Josh Allen and Tremaine Edmunds and the year after Tre White's renewal kicks in....

 

You assume a great career continues easily through 3 more seasons??

 

i guess there’s a ten percent chance.

 

this is football, they aren’t even guaranteed getting through the next practice.....

Guys like Miller burn out in a second, unfortunately.

 

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Want an example of a "millenial" parent interfering with professional lives?  Lavar Ball

 

this is just a mom  who is obviously looking out for her son and in her mind is supporting him.

 

Bad idea? sure.   But you cant knock her for it

 

Im pretty sure busting his a** to get him to the nfl takes himout of the "millenial" category.

 

Nice try

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9 hours ago, dubs said:

 

Possibly but I doubt it. 

 

If you’re at a grown man age and you can’t control your mom interfering in your professional life, you’re either part of the royal family or a millennial. 

He probably didn't know his mom would jump out and say something. Unless he knows about it he can't really stop it. I'm sure he said something to her afterward

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10 hours ago, Augie said:

I agree, Elway should be traded. 

 

Fixed. Elway should shoulder a lot of the blame for the Broncos debacle. He's ruining that team.

6 hours ago, Koko78 said:

 

The problem isn't the $17 million per year salary - the Bills can easily afford that (without having to get into salary cap accounting gimmicks.)

 

The problem is the one or more first round picks that Elway will demand to trade him. Denver isn't letting him go cheap - they know what they have in him.

 

Even if Elway does get picks for him, he'll screw up the draft. He needs to shoulder a lot of the blame when he chooses QBs poorly and Vance Joseph as HC for starters... all disasters.

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She's not wrong about Elway. 

 

He got lucky, acquiring Manning.  He can be forgiven for the draft misses on QBs, but he honestly thought Case Keenum was a franchise guy.  

 

The window is now closed and the team is falling apart.

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16 minutes ago, Chicken Boo said:

She's not wrong about Elway. 

 

He got lucky, acquiring Manning.  He can be forgiven for the draft misses on QBs, but he honestly thought Case Keenum was a franchise guy.  

 

The window is now closed and the team is falling apart.

 

he’s  been a figurehead in a suit to me.

 

 

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10 hours ago, NoSaint said:

 

This is literally the spot where we can and should push chips on the table for a 3 year window 

  Our window should be greater if we do not get reckless with short term ambitions.  VM would make more sense if we were NE or NO with a QB in his last couple of years.

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10 hours ago, dubs said:

 

I can’t even imagine dealing with that generation and their parents. 

 

Can you imagine Kent Hull’s mom complaining to the news?  Or Lawrence Taylor’s mom?  Or literally any grown man you’ve ever met older than 25 years old?

Elvis Presley was quite a Mama's boy. Just a stinker of a generation.

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12 hours ago, dubs said:

 

Von Miller is a millennial.  He was born in 1989. His mom is losing her mind over her son being mentioned in a season ending press conference. It’s his job. He’s a professional athlete and his mom is jumping in. That’s pathetic. 

So I assume you thought it was pathetic when Carpenter and Hauscka's wives' chimed in on social media, correct?

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12 hours ago, dubs said:

 

Von Miller is a millennial.  He was born in 1989. His mom is losing her mind over her son being mentioned in a season ending press conference. It’s his job. He’s a professional athlete and his mom is jumping in. That’s pathetic. 

Would actually be the GenX Mom who is pathetic right? Unless Miller is able to control what his Mom tweets...

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