Kaiir Elam on why things didn't work out in Buffalo

[TheMarathonContinues]

Who has been in the hunt for a SB for some years?
Not us
Homer

They haven’t been in any hunt they can’t beat the Chiefs until they they will never win. They are the Chiefs ***** just like we are 49ers. Do your research then research your research. People strive to be the Chiefs not the Bills.

 

[Vtwin]

Mod has nothing to do with it. Why does every positive need to be spun as a negative?
I have my thoughts and opinions, am I not allowed that. As you are?

You misunderstand yourself. If you simply left it at expressing your positive thoughts you wouldn't have the rep you do as one of the thought police types.

You don't though. You always add in some sort of jab towards the "haters". You post more about other fans than you do about the team. Constantly commenting on what "some" or "others" or "they" are going to say before anyone even says it.

For instance. If you had not included "why does everything need to be a negative" in the post that brought this on, you wouldn't have been correctly called the thought police.

Heck, just the fact that you have Ranching, the exalted king of the thought police cosigning you with such vigor should tell you something.

 

[jazzcat22]

You misunderstand yourself. If you simply left it at expressing your positive thoughts you wouldn't have the rep you do as one of the thought police types.

You don't though. You always add in some sort of jab towards the "haters". You post more about other fans than you do about the team. Constantly commenting on what "some" or "others" or "they" are going to say before anyone even says it.

For instance. If you had not included "why does everything need to be a negative" in the post that brought this on, you wouldn't have been correctly called the thought police.

Heck, just the fact that you have Ranching, the exalted king of the thought police cosigning you with such vigor should tell you something.

Did not read it, skimmed it, but I already know your disdain for fans telling the truth.
But are you not doing the same thing with this? Yes, you are.

 

[CCBoy]

That’s because when the Cowboys decided to re-sign defensive back Israel Mukuamu to a one-year deal, they secured a starting-caliber nickelback. Mukuamu, a sixth-round draft pick back in 2021, has struggled to get on the field -and stay on it- in Dallas. He started out his career at safety and has been asked to play all over the field but for one reason or another, he has failed to crack the starting lineup.

Personally, I attribute that to the fact the Cowboys have had a quality secondary for a few years now. Trevon Diggs, DaRon Bland, and Lewis were never going to be sent to the sidelines by him. The same goes for Stephon Gilmore while he was in Dallas. What was surprising though is the Cowboys didn’t seem to consider him a lot even when they were hit hard by the injury bug.

But those paying attention know Mukuamu was once tossed into the nickel spot when facing Tom Brady and Chris Godwin in the 2022-2023 playoffs. He was solid, forcing two incompletions in eight targets and allowing only a 69.3 passer rating.

If given the chance to start, Mukuamu, who told me early in his career he preferred to play cornerback over safety, has the traits necessary to be solid.

https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...ades-jack-sanborn-kenneth-murray-dante-fowler

 

[Vtwin]

Did not read it, skimmed it, but I already know your disdain for fans telling the truth.
But are you not doing the same thing with this? Yes, you are.

I read it because I'm not lazy and I'd prefer to understand than remain stuck in some pit of ignorance and denial.

The significant difference you seem incapable of understanding is that you consistently show your disdain for others expressing their views in the topic this forum exists for.

I consistently show my disdain for those who are constantly critical of others for reasons that have nothing to do with the topic the forum exists for.

Similarities exist, but not even close to the same.

Getting recognition from CCBoy should be a major red flag to you.

(imagine a grown man not spending the ten seconds to read something before responding. Yet another major red flag)

 

[jazzcat22]

I read it because I'm not lazy and I'd prefer to understand than remain stuck in some pit of ignorance and denial.

The significant difference you seem incapable of understanding is that you consistently show your disdain for others expressing their views in the topic this forum exists for.

I consistently show my disdain for those who are constantly critical of others for reasons that have nothing to do with the topic the forum exists for.

Similarities exist, but not even close to the same.

Getting recognition from CCBoy should be a major red flag to you.

(imagine a grown man not spending the ten seconds to read something before responding. Yet another major red flag)

This is exactly why I rarely read your drivel. You are doing the same thing you accuse me of.
Look in the mirror about ignorance and denial. All you do is attack myself and others.

 

[Vtwin]

My bad. Thought you were smarter than this.

 

[ICP]

He's 'In love with the Tradition"?!?! Does he mean losing and embarrasment, 30 years of playoff futility?

 

[big dog cowboy]

Ranching, the exalted king of the thought police

 

[gimmesix]

He started six games as a rookie and even picked off Mahomes in the playoffs. He got hurt his second season and went on injured reserve. When he came back last year the Bills stuck with the guy that replaced him.

You are right about the athlete part, but the Cowboys are still getting a free look at a former first round pick. If he flames out here all they lose is a late pick. The Bills are the big losers here since they are the team that once took him 23rd overall.

Although my expectations are not high, I do agree that the cost was not. Of course, that also means there is a good chance we didn't "fix" cornerback in free agency. With Diggs out and Lewis gone, we need some sure things, but all we've got is a risk that did not cost us much. He is the type of depth player you acquire hoping it turns out but not counting on it.

That is why I had no problems with the Trey Lance trade. We had our starter in place, so it lowered the risk involved. Now, I'm not happy about what we did with Lance when we got him, but the trade was sound from the risk-reward standpoint.

 

[DandyDon1722]

It didn’t work out because he couldn’t play. Great guy wish him the best but it was a bad move.