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  1. I don't think a collection of players will ever tank. The furthest down the tank would go is coaching, which is the advantage the Coyotes have over us on the home stretch. After watching the last handful of Yotes games, it's clear the strategy is not to grind out a 0-0 tie. Between forechecking heavily on the PK or attempting unorthodox and complex PP set plays, this awfully bad team is taking chances not even a highly skilled team would be successful with. I'm thinking they got the marching orders to try new things. I'm sure Tippett has envisioned some wild plays over the years and now is his time to try them. Especially if that means failing horribly. 

    that's called advanced tanking.

    ps-GV great part of CA

    What's a maths magor?

     mathS is british(or maybe Canadian too?? not sure) maGor?--hmmmm

  2. The Bills have won several of the past offsaesons. It's once the games start that they don't do so well.

    I think until we get a QB that we top out at 9-7 or a miracle 10-6 even with a great defense and many offensive weapons.

    Very likely that these Bills are 8-8 or 9-7 next year even though they will be improved from the '14 team.

    Lots of running to eat up clock and a tough D will provide a tough competitive team that may sneak into the wild card.

    Any expectations above that are foolhardy.

  3. Honestly, he's always been very humble from the day he was drafted.  He has enough money to likely walk away.  He might not want to deal with pain for the rest of his life.  It is a very honorable trait that few have.  Good for him to go out on his terms.

    Yeah its very rare..and almost unheard of for those who don't have serious pain(I think willis has serious pain). But he is still in the rare category.

    Who left in their prime and uninjured??/ Jim Brown.....and there is a pro-bowl TE for SF in the SB yrs who did but I cant remember his name...

  4. How many third liners put up 40+ points?

     

    If it were normal for third line forwards to put up 40 points, we would expect teams to have 7-9 40+ point players. 7*30 = 210.

     

    Last year 132 players put up 40+ points. For an average of 4.4 players per team. Thus 40+ points makes you a solid second line player

    makes you an average 2nd line player...I would like to see the stats for teams that made the playoffs

  5. Shades of Thurman who, also at age 34, was let go by Butler. Man, it hurt to see him in that teal uni and Flipper helmet, too. But there comes a time when you have to move on and this is that time for Freddy. I wish him all the best and look forward to his Wall of Fame ceremony. Truly one of Buffalo sports' all time greats. The embodiment of class on and off the field.

     

    GO BILLS!!!

    Why is it time to move on??.... Fred has much more in the tank than Thurman did at 34. . AND he had a very good year with a horribly coached,mediocrely QB'd joke of an offense. 66 catches plus a good ypc given our putrid o line and putrid coaching and p&*^&*ssy QBing.

    Perfect # 2 back at this stage.

  6. Freddie makes a perfect no. 2 back at this stage of his career. He is still a very effective RB with natural skills to pick up first downs. Marcus allen played very effectively thru age 36 as he changed from a breakway guy to a short yardage specialist.

     

    If the Bills release Freddie they are not only scum but stupid scum.--Not to cast any aspersions.

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