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New All Time Low
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New All Time Low

We all know the Buffalo Bills are cringe as fuck. Always have been. Highlight of their franchise is losing four straight Super Bowls. Won the AFC East five straight years in a row this decade with a great QB, and did absolutely nothing with it… no AFC titles, and of course, no Lombardi trophies. Even as a formidable opponent in recent years, they are still a joke. This is known.

But something about these past few days just feels like an all time low. Their safety essentially calling Chism a practice squad guy (he’s always been a rostered player, he was just undrafted like 25% of the league) but was really just mad because a short white boy dusted them. The flop from Josh Allen during the game. Honestly couldn’t be more embarrassing. That’s your guy? I know Brady had moments where he tried to milk the refs for a quick 15 yards, but never anything this damn egregious. The whole franchise looks like whiny bitches to the entire league.

And I love it. Keep being the absolute horseshit losers you are Buffalo. The whole league loves watching you be you. Enjoy your crappy stadium. We’ll be back next year to piss all over it again.

u/TheClownKid — 9 days ago
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[Lazar]: "The Pats didn't help Campbell as much this week, and the results were mixed, but getting the receivers into the pattern rather than loading up the protection improved the pass-game overall."

This has been one of the more interesting wrinkles for me to follow this year.

Will Campbell has been pretty impressive stat wise, but through 3 games the team was giving him A LOT of chipping help, which was depleting the effectiveness of the offensive weapons.

This week, they stopped giving him that help, and he struggled, but the offense overall really bloomed.

Hopefully Campbell can improve on an island, but this was a necessary experiment from McDaniels.

Lazar's full take:

"LT Will Campbell struggled against Bills edge rushers Greg Rousseau, Bradley Chubb, and T.J. Parker (strip sack). Campbell allowed six pressures, three of which were tardy anchors vs. bull rushes, the same rush that gave him problems last postseason. Campbell was also called for a false start and a hold, which wiped out a successful third-down scramble by Maye. The Pats didn't help Campbell as much this week, and the results were mixed, but getting the receivers into the pattern rather than loading up the protection improved the pass-game overall."

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u/LarryLucchino — 9 days ago
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EFTON CHISM WITH THE ONE HANDED GRAB AND SCORE

u/DConion — 11 days ago
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[Mike Reiss] The Patriots had the following free agents in for tryouts: 🏈 OT Cody Ford 🏈 DB Stephen Hall 🏈 TE Josh Kattus 🏈 C Jaren Kump 🏈 RB Jamaal Williams

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u/PristineWinnera — 8 days ago
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Drake Maye Responds To CJ Gardner-Johnson’s Comments On Chism

We indeed got the last laugh Drake..

u/patsfan3233 — 9 days ago

[Patriots] Sights & Sounds from Patriots 29-26 Win Over Buffalo Bills in Week 4

u/samacora — 9 days ago

Can we crowdfund getting this onto a Foxborough billboard in Dec?

How do we make it happen?

u/randyfalcorn — 8 days ago
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Found This Film Breakdown on the Pats Offensive Struggles

It talks about who’s more at fault Mcdaniels or Maye (Spoiler it’s not Maye)

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u/Revolutionary-Lie104 — 14 days ago