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One Buffalo APP - April Newsletter
That Aud Smell replied to Mustache of God's topic in The Aud Club
Honestly. I saw that WKBW won for its local tornado coverage. Lord. #shillnchz -
Would you like to see Terry sell the Sabres?
That Aud Smell replied to PASabreFan's topic in The Aud Club
Fair deuce. I’m harkening to some old theatre vocal warmups: “I am a mother pheasant plucker. I pluck mother pheasants. I am the pleasantest mother pheasant plucker that ever plucked a mother pheasant.” -
Tough but fair.
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Sorry. I don’t generally play those reindeer games. I’ll bet you 50 internet points. Perfectly stated, imo.
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I may need to take a break, and reflect on how I feel about Taylor as a QB. I dunno. I’m confident I don’t dislike him because he’s not a prototypical dropbacl passer. His limitations and shortcomings eventually made me nuts, and maybe that Jags playoff game distilled it for me. (I always admired him for being a consummate professional, good teammate, good guy in the community, and so on.)
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Taylor is a capable NFL quarterback? K.
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Taylor’s name has come up because it’s being implied here that his departure signified the loss of a capable NFL passer.
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So did Taylor.
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The fervor with which some cling to Taylor is a little Stockholm-ish.
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They also game plan relative to his limitations as a a passer. I bet it’s a wash.
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That first piece is precisely my view of the matter. That second piece is also spot-on. Remember that insane run of turnovers? The 2017 Bills were a 6-8 win team. It was glorious fun that they got 9 wins and snuck into the playoffs. Also, not for nothing, they’d have probably beat the Jags that day if they had even slightly better quarterbacking.
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I’d lay even odds that AJ McCarron can yield the same net QB impact as Taylor. Which isn’t even saying enough to be damning with faint praise.
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Entering his age 30 season. He had a big year with SF 2 seasons ago. He improves the WR corps, which is still probably the worst in the league (?).
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He’s ... a guy. Ain’t he old? (Edit: Not really.)
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One Buffalo APP - April Newsletter
That Aud Smell replied to Mustache of God's topic in The Aud Club
They do some stuff well (?). Was that video game simulation farmed out? Didn’t Kim hire her brother into a significant creative position? -
One Buffalo APP - April Newsletter
That Aud Smell replied to Mustache of God's topic in The Aud Club
I’ll add my voice to emphasize: It isn’t that PSE used chatsnap lexicon to communicate. It’s that PSE tried to use that lexicon to communicate, and failed miserably. -
One Buffalo APP - April Newsletter
That Aud Smell replied to Mustache of God's topic in The Aud Club
Burn it. Burn it all. Burn it to the ground. -
Incognito can eff off.
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Ryan O'Reilly: "Stuck with the mindset of losing"
That Aud Smell replied to LGR4GM's topic in The Aud Club
Came here for ROR talk. Found E. Kane, parallel universes, and angels on the head of a pin. -
excellent!
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Would you like to see Terry sell the Sabres?
That Aud Smell replied to PASabreFan's topic in The Aud Club
You're so cute when you're obtuse. -
Hmmm. Process?
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Ryan O'Reilly: "Stuck with the mindset of losing"
That Aud Smell replied to LGR4GM's topic in The Aud Club
This is my hang up. -
Would you like to see Terry sell the Sabres?
That Aud Smell replied to PASabreFan's topic in The Aud Club
Hey! Welcome! Please post more. I generally agree with your take. That said, Terry Pegula's made several mistakes as the owner of the Sabres. But he hasn't been shy about trying to correct those mistakes. Here's hoping JBOT's the guy to lead us out of the wilderness. -
Evander Kane did very well in his 1st playoff game
That Aud Smell replied to gilbert11's topic in The Aud Club
I can't recall who said it -- Housley, Botterill, or both -- but I heard it said on WGR that the way to create a winning culture is ... to win. You win, the winning culture comes. You don't install a winning culture, and then win. It's a bit of chicken and the egg, eh? It still intrigues me a bit. So, how do you win? Getting better players seems like a straightforward way to do it. But we also hear about the need for the players to do dozens of "little things" that help ensure success and/or the players' best efforts, and also the need to buy into what the coaching staff is implementing (paging Mr. Ristolainen ...), and so on. So there does seem to be some need for a "winning culture" to precede the winning. But mostly, you need to win to have a winning culture. And in order to win, you need good players and depth and competition. That is clearly JBOT's focus.
