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52 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

 

This would have been a top 5 catch for the Bills last year.

the clay drop over the middle vs the jets where he had room to run comes to mind and a handful of the usual characters around here were out in full affect with the "ya but it shoulda been a better throw" BS that always accompanied a timely clay drop.

 

would be nice to see our qb's hopefully get rewarded trusting their wr's with some "area code" throws this year. happens all around the league on a weekly basis other than in buffalo it seemed.

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I know Knox has become the whimsical whipping boy of the off season, but with his athletic abilities, his development could provide us with the best TE that we have had in years.  I am kind of glad he has been thrown into first team reps, so that he can begin developing a rapport with Allen.

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2 minutes ago, Bangarang said:

 

So is every other penalty yet they still happen?

That is not a good arguement.....

 

Would he be hit reaching out for the ball so he would not catch it?  Possibly......to say he is going to take a head shot because he reaches out for a ball is bull####....you can clearly see that the way players are getting hit has changed now they they are making a emphasis on it......

 

I dont see what the big deal is.....he reached out and secured a ball that was not thrown to him perfectly which is exactly what a TE should do.

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8 minutes ago, Tenhigh said:

Me too. Hopefully it becomes a valuable family heirloom....

I suspect it already is. A family member can wear it to Josh’s HOF induction ceremony.

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46 minutes ago, Tenhigh said:

As soon as you try biking 30 miles at 315lbs..... :D

 

I've done 42 miles along the NH coast, Hampton Beach to Portsmouth and back. No hills. (That makes me a wuss too.) Plus I'm right around 315.

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4 minutes ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

I've done 42 iles along the NH coast, Hampton Beach to Portsmouth and back. No hills. (That makes me a wuss too.) Plus I'm right around 315.

 

My best biking story was I did an 18 mile booze and bar hop bike ride just over 2 weeks after having knee surgery when I was supposed to not even ride a bike.  Doctor was not happy with me...but hey, just told him it didnt really hurt...and he said "Of course not, you were drunk"...lol.  I think I was more buzzed than drunk while on the bike itself, haha, but none the less it was a good day.  

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23 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

That is not a good arguement.....

 

What do you mean? You insinuated that it couldn’t happen because it’s illegal.

 

23 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

 

Would he be hit reaching out for the ball so he would not catch it?  Possibly......to say he is going to take a head shot because he reaches out for a ball is bull####....you can clearly see that the way players are getting hit has changed now they they are making a emphasis on it......

 

Things still happen. A defender may not be targeting his head but it could still happen and that’s kinda the point.

 

23 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

 

I dont see what the big deal is.....he reached out and secured a ball that was not thrown to him perfectly which is exactly what a TE should do.

 

Who’s saying it’s a big deal?

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1 minute ago, Bangarang said:

 

What do you mean? You insinuated that it couldn’t happen because it’s illegal.

 

 

Things still happen. A defender may not be targeting his head but it could still happen and that’s kinda the point.

 

 

Who’s saying it’s a big deal?

OK....technically a football player could get hit on a football field and be injured even though it is illegal to target the head.

 

Feel better?

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34 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

I know Knox has become the whimsical whipping boy of the off season, but with his athletic abilities, his development could provide us with the best TE that we have had in years.  I am kind of glad he has been thrown into first team reps, so that he can begin developing a rapport with Allen.

 

He is a freak athlete. The kid is raw but his ceiling is high. I think the plan was to hope he learned from Kroft and was ready to be the lead dog his sophomore year. That process may now be accelerated.  

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1 hour ago, John from Riverside said:

I dont see what the big deal is.....he reached out and secured a ball that was not thrown to him perfectly which is exactly what a TE should do.

 

Very few receivers can expect to take 3-4 steps fumbling for the ball in the middle of the field and not expect to get their world rocked, regardless of changes to the rule book....

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3 hours ago, PromoTheRobot said:

 

I've done 42 miles along the NH coast, Hampton Beach to Portsmouth and back. No hills. (That makes me a wuss too.) Plus I'm right around 315.

Never been anywhere near 315 closer to 215 but not back when I was riding regularly... did a bike trip in France in my mid 20s. Buds and I did 700 miles in 11 days, two days over 100 miles... including 120 one day, the last 30 miles behind farm trucks doing 35 to 40 mph... I was done after that, spent a week on the beach.

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2 minutes ago, Lurker said:

 

Very few receivers can expect to take 3-4 steps fumbling for the ball in the middle of the field and not expect to get their world rocked, regardless of changes to the rule book....

If you are saying "rocked" equals "head shot" then I am going to disagree with you.......

 

a.  In a real game he probably doesnt do this

b.  Not saying he wouldnt get hit if he did.....but concussions are now a big deal in the NFL

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28 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

If you are saying "rocked" equals "head shot" then I am going to disagree with you.......

 

a.  In a real game he probably doesnt do this

b.  Not saying he wouldnt get hit if he did.....but concussions are now a big deal in the NFL

 

I'm confident he meant get hit, one way or another and the opportunity to bumble a ball for a few seconds will not happen but once a blue moon

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5 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

Not sure why your are being obtuse about this....in a real game does he fumble with a ball for 3 seconds going after it with a defender bearing down on him?  Probably not?

 

LOL.    All I implied a few responses ago is that a catch like that would not take place in a normal game (as the receiver would get 'dislodged' from the ball by DBs).   

 

You agreed.    Let's leave it at that...

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It’s still not real football. OTA practices are performed in helmets and shorts, but don’t tell that to the coaches and teammates observing quarterback Josh Allen on the field in May.

 

“I’m just enamored with Josh and the strides that he’s taken and seeing him become a pro and the passes and the throws he’s making. It’s next level,” said DE Eddie Yarbrough. “I’m truly excited to see his second season because it’s… grab your popcorn.”

 

On the field the growth of Allen’s game is obvious. He has a firm grasp of the offensive system. He’s decisive with where he is going with the ball and his ball location is demonstrably improved from his rookie year.

 

“I've been impressed with his methodical work ethic and approach,” said head coach Sean McDermott. “It seems like he understands the work that he has to do and we have to do this offseason to get us to where we're trying to get to as a football team. And then offensively as well. He's done a great job.”

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On 5/28/2019 at 7:44 AM, billsfan1959 said:

But were any wearing helmets like this?

 

 

 

 

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As funny as it looks, all players should be made to wear the padded helmet. Not only is it beneficial to the head, players wouldn't be taken hard plastic shots to other parts of the body also. The QB smacking his hand on one of the linemen's helmet would also bring less risk.

Such a simple addition that doesn't seem to get any love.

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Bills best weight room photos of the week

Check out photos of the Buffalo Bills working out during the team’s offseason program. Bills weight room photos are presented by Crunch Fitness.

https://www.buffalobills.com/photos/bills-best-weight-room-photos-of-the-week

 

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Magic 8 Ball - will I make the Pro Bowl?

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1 hour ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

 

 

 

This article, and others keep taking about his rapport with Coach Daboll. I really hope they get several years together to continue developing this relationship.  I fear that a good year by Josh and this offense will be enough to get him head coaching offers next off season.

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3 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

This article, and others keep taking about his rapport with Coach Daboll. I really hope they get several years together to continue developing this relationship.  I fear that a good year by Josh and this offense will be enough to get him head coaching offers next off season.

 

You just make Daboll the HC if that happens then.

 

Nothing trumps a great offensive mind and young QB in this league. 

 

Do whatever you gotta do to keep those 2 together IF they produce great results.

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5 minutes ago, McBean said:

 

You just make Daboll the HC if that happens then.

 

Nothing trumps a great offensive mind and young QB in this league. 

 

Do whatever you gotta do to keep those 2 together IF they produce great results.

 

Yea I could totally see the Bills going 12-4, lighting it up on offense, and McDermott getting fired so Daboll could be the HC...lol 

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13 minutes ago, buffaloboyinATL said:

This article, and others keep taking about his rapport with Coach Daboll. I really hope they get several years together to continue developing this relationship.  I fear that a good year by Josh and this offense will be enough to get him head coaching offers next off season.

 

Don't underestimate the "stay at home" factor for Daboll.  He may want to ride this thing out with a star QB and his hometown team.

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12 minutes ago, eball said:

 

Don't underestimate the "stay at home" factor for Daboll.  He may want to ride this thing out with a star QB and his hometown team.

For now maybe, but eventually he will be a hc if he starts getting opportunities.  Im just really glad weve got him back and the same system for a second straight year. That is huge. If allen really gets going and daboll ends up leaving we should be ok by then

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16 minutes ago, eball said:

 

Don't underestimate the "stay at home" factor for Daboll.  He may want to ride this thing out with a star QB and his hometown team.

I hope you're right, but there is also the "there are only 32 of these jobs in the world" factor too.  Of course, we are getting way ahead of ourselves. We just have to hope that if that offer ever does come for him, it is one of those "good problem to have" situations.

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