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29 minutes ago, Niagara Dude said:

Based on what?  do we have a top 75 player on this roster?  Bunch of average players at almost all the skilled positions

What does that tell you?  caveman football does not win in this league.

You're right, everyone talks how great they are.  Based on what?  the roster is filled with medicore players up and down,  no game changing players on this team. 

What exactly is caveman football?

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3 minutes ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

 

...so next up chime in with your woody about drafting Allen.....get some NEW 'effin material because your shtick is woefully stale.....SMH.....

Settle down old time and have drink some Ovalatine.   It was a joke. I’m sorry some of us have expectations.  I would like to have a team that didn’t have a negative point differential before I anoint the someone as a God. 

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3 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Settle down old time and have drink some Ovalatine.   It was a joke. I’m sorry some of us have expectations.  I would like to have a team that didn’t have a negative point differential before I anoint the someone as a God. 

 

....I AM settled and sipping the nectar of the Gods, namely Blanton's bourbon, to assist me in digesting some of your posts.....ANY chance your "Allen Woody" EVER goes way or will you ALWAYS be susceptible to painful "splinters"?...just askin'....:thumbsup:

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No.  But he is proving to be a very good General Manager.

There were many different reasons that our previous GMs failed.  Some were good drafters, but couldn't manage the cap.  Some were great in Free Agency, but constantly picked busts on draft day.  Some lacked forward thinking when building the roster.  Some just couldn't get on the same page as their head coach.  But Beane seems to be the complete package.

 

In order to be successful at trading, a person needs to:

a)  Know the strengths and weaknesses of not just his own roster, but the other teams in the NFL.

b)  Develop strong relationships around the league, and be willing to work the phones.

c)  Be clever enough to sell another front office on a deal.

 

Let's be honest.  Not every GM has these qualities.

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

....I AM settled and sipping the nectar of the Gods, namely Blanton's bourbon, to assist me in digesting some of your posts.....ANY chance your "Allen Woody" EVER goes way or will you ALWAYS be susceptible to painful "splinters"?...just askin'....:thumbsup:

Won’t an Allen woody mean I love the guy?  I think I’ve been pretty clear on my feelings on him.  I just hate the QB who gets drafted that high based more on physical tools than actual production.  I think it’s insanely risky.  Anyone I know who has met him said he’s a really good dude so I hope he is finally the answer.  But I’m going to wait before I say he is with a 67 qb rating.  I guess I’m just crazy!

 

ive gone on too many first dates where you think they are something special and then they tell you they aren’t actually divorced and live in the house with their “ex” but it’s cool (true story and she dated a  Bill FYI).  

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10 minutes ago, mjt328 said:

No.  But he is proving to be a very good General Manager.

There were many different reasons that our previous GMs failed.  Some were good drafters, but couldn't manage the cap.  Some were great in Free Agency, but constantly picked busts on draft day.  Some lacked forward thinking when building the roster.  Some just couldn't get on the same page as their head coach.  But Beane seems to be the complete package.

 

In order to be successful at trading, a person needs to:

a)  Know the strengths and weaknesses of not just his own roster, but the other teams in the NFL.

b)  Develop strong relationships around the league, and be willing to work the phones.

c)  Be clever enough to sell another front office on a deal.

 

Let's be honest.  Not every GM has these qualities.

 

 

 

He has the same record as Whaley after 2 years. 

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Just now, bilzfancy said:

Who's drafts were better? Who's free agent signings were better? Who's trades were better?

Really early to do this.  I think McCoy for Kiko and Hughes for Sheppard are better trades than anything Beane has done.  

 

We need to wait on draft picks obviously but there are a bunch of Whaley guys starting in good teams.  And I’m not even knocking Beane.  I think minus qb, Whaley built some super talented teams. 

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42 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Settle down old time and have drink some Ovalatine.   It was a joke. I’m sorry some of us have expectations.  I would like to have a team that didn’t have a negative point differential before I anoint the someone as a God. 

 

Physician heal thyself. You’re out of control. again..

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16 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Won’t an Allen woody mean I love the guy?  I think I’ve been pretty clear on my feelings on him.  I just hate the QB who gets drafted that high based more on physical tools than actual production.  I think it’s insanely risky.  Anyone I know who has met him said he’s a really good dude so I hope he is finally the answer.  But I’m going to wait before I say he is with a 67 qb rating.  I guess I’m just crazy!

 

ive gone on too many first dates where you think they are something special and then they tell you they aren’t actually divorced and live in the house with their “ex” but it’s cool (true story and she dated a  Bill FYI).  

..not unless you're a masochist who loves "wood splinters" as a pain inducer.......hell even GUAM residents know Allen will NEVER make your "Christmas List", right??.................

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30 minutes ago, bilzfancy said:

Who's drafts were better? Who's free agent signings were better? Who's trades were better?

well it was "Whaley's team" that got to the playoffs, so I guess time will tell. as it stands right now, same record, but the Whaley/Rex roster (sans Rex's coaching) got the playoff appearance.

 

Beane has shown more finesse, that's for sure, but he also garners more fan support.

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3 hours ago, bilzfancy said:

Nah, remember when he quit, he left the team in salary cap hell

 

Not to speak ill of the dead, but I think he essentially realized his cap management was a giant poop grenade and he made sure he cleared the area before it exploded.

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3 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

In the very limited time Beane has been here......kinda hard to ignore the productivity

 

IT IS NOT HIS JOB TO WIN GAMES

 

His job is to put talent on the team so that we can win games.......

 

He has done that

 

And fairly quickly to given the fact that we have biult this team from the ground up in a full blown rebiuld.

 

Cap under control

 

Talent gotten

 

Beane wizard.....but is he Gandolph the Grey or Gandolph the White?

 

I'm sure Beane's thinking first thing in the morning and before he goes to bed how glad he is that it's McD's job to win the games, not him.  

 

John, I thought you jumped the shark years ago...little did I know it was only the approach to bigger and weirder takes.  

 

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9 minutes ago, BillsVet said:

 

 

I'm sure Beane's thinking first thing in the morning and before he goes to bed how glad it's McD's job to win the games, not him.  

 

John, I thought you jumped the shark years ago...little did I know it was only the approach to bigger and weirder takes.  

 

Just tell me what more Beane can do in the performance of his duties.

 

I will wait

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7 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:

Just tell me what more Beane can do in the performance of his duties.

 

I will wait

 

If his duties are completely exclusive of winning games, what then does he do?  Make coffee for Kim and Terry?  Set up the draft board for McCoach? Teach personnel assistants how to write scouting reports?  

 

I think you waited about 3 minutes BTW.  (EDIT: Sorry, 7 minutes) :)

 

 

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23 minutes ago, thenorthremembers said:

So you're saying its possible?  Because neither did Beane.

 

He shows up 10 days after the draft and had no input on it ? 

 

Sure.    That’s believable 

 

IIRC whales wanted Trubisky/Mahomes and that didn’t happen.   

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12 minutes ago, BillsVet said:

 

If his duties are completely exclusive of winning games, what then does he do?  Make coffee for Kim and Terry?  Set up the draft board for McCoach? Teach personnel assistants how to write scouting reports?  

 

I think you waited about 3 minutes BTW.  (EDIT: Sorry, 7 minutes) :)

 

 

McBeane's job is to stock this team with talent.....he did his job as far  as going towards winning.

 

I dont know any other way to put this.   We now move onto the next phase.....coach and players have to do their part.

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You guys need to relax. 

 

Never forget that Beane traded a 3rd +7th for Kelvin Benjamin. 

 

Beane's legacy will largely be determined by how Allen turns out. If he turns into the franchise QB that we all hope, then great. If he flounders and fails....

 

We also need to wait to see how he's done with his big FA signings (morse, brown, beasley). I'm not terribly impressed by Lotulelei and Murphy from his first year. 

 

Trading mediocre depth players for late round picks is great and all, but  doesn't move the needle very much. 

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3 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

In the very limited time Beane has been here......kinda hard to ignore the productivity

 

IT IS NOT HIS JOB TO WIN GAMES

 

His job is to put talent on the team so that we can win games.......

 

He has done that

 

And fairly quickly to given the fact that we have biult this team from the ground up in a full blown rebiuld.

 

Cap under control

 

Talent gotten

 

Beane wizard.....but is he Gandolph the Grey or Gandolph the White?

The Grey presently,  the white if we get in the playoffs, Super bowl, and he rides off with the elves....

 

Go Bills!!!

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33 minutes ago, Teddy KGB said:

 

He shows up 10 days after the draft and had no input on it ? 

 

Sure.    That’s believable 

 

IIRC whales wanted Trubisky/Mahomes and that didn’t happen.   

 

Whaley wanted Watson or Mahomes. Too bad too, because much like Ozzie Newsome, he would have hit on his 2nd QB pick with either of those guys.

 

I dont know what to say about Beane and the 2017 draft. If everyone is as professional as they say, he should have had zero say. He hadnt even interviewed with the Bills yet, nor talked about an offer, so to influence another teams draft when you currently have a job seems highly unlikely. Mayyybe he and McD could have chatted and he couldve said "Well, if it were up to me, I suggest trading down and acquiring picks for next year and here are a few guys I kinda like". However, Tre White, Jones, and Milano are all standard, classic Whaley-type guys. Good corner, shaky WR, good late round LB find. Classic Whales.

 

Tough to say.

 

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2 hours ago, John from Riverside said:

McBeane's job is to stock this team with talent.....he did his job as far  as going towards winning.

 

I dont know any other way to put this.   We now move onto the next phase.....coach and players have to do their part.

 

I understand that as both the GM and HC contribute to organizational success in different ways. If Beane is not a part of the success, as with any GM, he will be held accountable.  And if he is not building the roster, he could be let go, as Dave Gettleman was in Carolina, before the HC was. 

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