stlbills13 Posted yesterday at 04:36 PM Posted yesterday at 04:36 PM Just now, Low Positive said: Does Josh also require $60,000 in annual service? Do his tires cost $30,000 a set? If Bills fans could start a gofundme to keep Josh healthy for $90k per year, you'd have the funds in 10 minutes 1 1 Quote
Big Turk Posted yesterday at 04:37 PM Posted yesterday at 04:37 PM (edited) 6 minutes ago, TheBrownBear said: 4.54 vs 4.61. Also, Gabe is a stronger dude than Keon. That is relatively inconsequential. Cooper Kupp runs a 4.62 40. Davante Adams runs a 4.57, Cris Carter ran a 4.63, Anquan Bolden ran a 4.71, Larry Fitzgerald ran a 4.63... Those numbers don't actually mean anything really at the end of the day...there are other factors involved as to why he isn't able to shake loose that many other players running his speed or slower, figured out how to overcome. Coleman needs to do a better job of keeping DBs off balance regarding the route he is running that clearly he is not, whether that is because he is telegraphing it somehow or because he isn't setting them up to be on their wrong foot, or whatever Edited yesterday at 04:40 PM by Big Turk 3 3 Quote
Ga boy Posted yesterday at 04:40 PM Posted yesterday at 04:40 PM 3 minutes ago, Big Turk said: That is relatively inconsequential. Cooper Kupp runs a 4.62 40. Davante Adams runs a 4.57, Cris Carter ran a 4.63, Anquan Bolden ran a 4.71, Larry Fitzgerald ran a 4.63... Those numbers don't actually mean anything really...there are other factors involved as to why he isn't able to shake loose that many other players running his speed or slower, figured out how to overcome. Jerry Rice 4.7 Quote
Big Turk Posted yesterday at 04:43 PM Posted yesterday at 04:43 PM (edited) 3 minutes ago, Ga boy said: Jerry Rice 4.7 That's actually a misnomer...Rice himself stated he had no idea how to "get off the blocks" to run a 40, which caused his time to be very slow. So yes, while he might have been clocked as that speed, that was not actually his speed in real life if he was running. Most feel he was closer to mid 4.4's in real life or 4.5 at the worst. I mean, how many people have you ever seen catch Jerry Rice from behind? I don't remember many, if any. Edited yesterday at 04:44 PM by Big Turk 2 1 Quote
SCBills Posted yesterday at 04:44 PM Posted yesterday at 04:44 PM Gabe Davis practicing on the PS #18 trending topic nationally on X The NFL is so hilariously dominant. 1 1 Quote
Ga boy Posted yesterday at 04:45 PM Posted yesterday at 04:45 PM 2 minutes ago, Big Turk said: That's actually a misnomer...Rice himself stated he had no idea how to "get off the blocks" to run a 40, which caused his time to be very slow. So yes, while he might have been clocked as that speed, that was not actually his speed in real life if he was running. Yea he seemed to pull away with long strides. Quote
Dunkirk Donski Posted yesterday at 04:46 PM Posted yesterday at 04:46 PM 6 minutes ago, Big Turk said: That is relatively inconsequential. Cooper Kupp runs a 4.62 40. Davante Adams runs a 4.57, Cris Carter ran a 4.63, Anquan Bolden ran a 4.71, Larry Fitzgerald ran a 4.63... Those numbers don't actually mean anything really at the end of the day...there are other factors involved as to why he isn't able to shake loose that many other players running his speed or slower, figured out how to overcome. Coleman needs to do a better job of keeping DBs off balance regarding the route he is running that clearly he is not, whether that is because he is telegraphing it somehow or because he isn't setting them up to be on their wrong foot, or whatever Official stat guy was dyslexic. Coleman actually ran 6.41 7 Quote
co_springs_billsfan Posted yesterday at 04:46 PM Posted yesterday at 04:46 PM 11 minutes ago, Big Turk said: OK, it's officially called "Practice Squad/Injured", which is like IR but for the Practice Squad where he can remain on there but not count against players on the Practice Squad. Also doesn't count as one of 8 possible "IR back to roster" moves for the regular season. 1 Quote
T.E. Posted yesterday at 04:51 PM Posted yesterday at 04:51 PM I've already talked myself into his triumph return: "He's only 26. He's got something to prove. This is the last chance to salvage his career. He knows the coaches. He and Allen have had huge games together before!" 1 1 1 1 Quote
co_springs_billsfan Posted yesterday at 04:53 PM Posted yesterday at 04:53 PM Just now, T.E. said: I've already talked myself into his triumph return: "He's only 26. He's got something to prove. This is the last chance to salvage his career. He knows the coaches. He and Allen have had huge games together before!" That's crazy he's still that young <insert Tremaine Edmunds joke here> 1 3 1 Quote
Dunkirk Donski Posted yesterday at 04:55 PM Posted yesterday at 04:55 PM 2 minutes ago, co_springs_billsfan said: That's crazy he's still that young <insert Tremaine Edmunds joke here> T.E.'s daddy 2 Quote
Captain Hindsight Posted yesterday at 04:56 PM Posted yesterday at 04:56 PM 21 minutes ago, Low Positive said: Does Josh also require $60,000 in annual service? Do his tires cost $30,000 a set? That’s between him and Hailee 1 Quote
JakeFrommStateFarm Posted yesterday at 04:58 PM Posted yesterday at 04:58 PM That's really strange. Last time Gabe was on the Bills, Bills fans ran him out of out of town on a rail by screaming expletives at him from the stands. Now we want him back. Weird 1 1 1 1 Quote
Sojourner Posted yesterday at 04:59 PM Posted yesterday at 04:59 PM Never understood the Gabe hate. 4th rounder. Nothing flashy. Produced some decent moments in the regular season. Balled out in that 13 seconds game. Some of the guys we’ve all been guilty of gushing over in the yesteryears don’t even sniff Gabe’s jockstrap. I think 13 has a chance to help us out if he is healthy and am not going to doubt him. Go Gabe! 7 6 1 Quote
BuffaloBillyG Posted yesterday at 05:00 PM Author Posted yesterday at 05:00 PM 1 minute ago, JakeFrommStateFarm said: That's really strange. Last time Gabe was on the Bills, Bills fans ran him out of out of town on a rail by screaming expletives at him from the stands. Now we want him back. Weird Well, it's kinda like getting sick of a bologna sandwich. You can't stand to even look at it. Then you're served a steady diet of 💩 sandwiches. After a while bologna sounds pretty darn good 1 1 3 Quote
dorquemada Posted yesterday at 05:03 PM Posted yesterday at 05:03 PM I'm glad. Davis' 40 time never scared anyone but he has game speed and uses his size to actually box out CBs and Safeties. Keon has not learned that yet. For whatever faults Davis has, he's played big in big games before for us. Quote
Bill51390 Posted yesterday at 05:03 PM Posted yesterday at 05:03 PM If he’s healthy he’s probably our second best receiver (pretty sad) and someone that can get open deep. 1 Quote
Dan Posted yesterday at 05:04 PM Posted yesterday at 05:04 PM 1 minute ago, JakeFrommStateFarm said: That's really strange. Last time Gabe was on the Bills, Bills fans ran him out of out of town on a rail by screaming expletives at him from the stands. Now we want him back. Weird The way I see it…Bills fans are extremely passionate when it comes to the team. Passion usually runs to the extremes. When all is good.. Bills passionate fans will be all in on their praise and support (including spending hard earned money to support players). But that passion gets flipped when things don’t go well. And the passion goes from unbridled love to.. get the bum out of town! Basically we’re the crazy ex girlfriend in this relationship. 2 1 2 1 Quote
LittleSammy Posted yesterday at 05:05 PM Posted yesterday at 05:05 PM If nothing else, it forces KC to spend time and build in a contingency in their game plan in the event Gabe is called up to the 53. 1 Quote
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