BRH

Funny thing is, if Greer had fallen down or run out of bounds at the 1, and the Bills' O had punched it in from there, it *would* have been a 4th quarter comeback for Edwards. That should be proof enough that not all "4th quarter comebacks" are created equal...

I believe the criteria for "4th quarter comebacks" where QBs are concerned are that you must have the ball with your team behind at some point in the 4th quarter. Since Greer's INT happened on the first play of the 4th quarter and put us ahead for good, it is not a "4th quarter comeback" for Edwards. It is, however, a 4th quarter comeback for the TEAM.

Edit: Carter's teams were 4-10 in the postseason, his teams lost four playoff games AT HOME, and his teams NEVER won a playoff game against a team with more than 10 wins. So I guess Cris Carter knows what he's talking about when he says a team should "wait until they play someone good and they'll come back to the middle of the pack" or whatever it was he spewed. Cris Carter is a joke.

And Cris Carter took his teams to how many Super Bowls in his career?

Who is this clown?

This game reminds me of that game back in the very late '80s or early '90s when Steve Grogan came off the bench to replace Tony Eason in New England. The Bills knew Grogan (who'd had neck surgery, I believe) was one hit away from spending his retirement in a wheelchair, so whenever they got close to him they basically gently picked him up and laid him on the ground. I am really not sure our guys are going to be inclined to be so kind to Trent "The Human Concussion" Green. And if Dan Patrick and Peter King are picking against the Bills, my reaction is: how much can I bet on this game and how soon?

Holy crap this is so cool. Thanks! I'm 39 so this team -- the '80-'81 Chuck Knox squad -- is the first one I really lived and died with. So great to see them again. But I especially liked the tape of the 1974 MNF comeback against the Raiders... led in the waning minutes by a young Joe Ferguson, who was in his second season if I remember right. Who says lightning doesn't strike in the same place twice?

I still don't understand why they threw a low-percentage pass on 3rd and 10 with 2:30 left. Odds were they weren't getting a first down, so why not run the ball and take it down to the two-minute warning (since we were going to keep our last timeout)? As it was, the clock stopped, they punted, and we got the ball with a timeout PLUS the two-minute warning.

And he's taller, too. What?

Some of us still think the old AFL rivalries are worth keeping. I'm not old enough to remember the AFL itself, but I am old enough to remember when we and the other former AFL teams were still considered interlopers on the snobby NFL scene. I know Cleveland and Pittsburgh are geographically closer (and socioeconomically more similar) to us, but I still love the feeling of an old-time original AFL matchup. That's why I didn't really care when the Colts left the AFC East. I get why people younger than me (I'm 39) don't understand this at all. But tough sh--.

I think we all underestimated his ability to throw the deep ball because He Who Shall Not Be Named can get more air under his passes than just about anyone who's ever played here. (Unfortunately for HWSNBN, he would also get that kind of air under his five-yard swing passes.) I've seen nothing to suggest that Edwards can't make every single throw required of an NFL quarterback.

Funny, I didn't see JP in the title of this thread.

He caught a bomb and, just before crossing the goal line, flipped the ball backward in celebration.

Butler had a terrible first half. Not sure how he did in the fourth (as we didn't even have the ball in the third, hardly), but he was horrible at the beginning.

I think the whistle blew when he "scored." So even if Dallas had been bright enough to pick up the ball, they'd have lost it back to Philly on the early whistle.

The question is whether the Eagles' offense could keep up with the Bills' defense. Neither of those defenses is doing crap tonight.

Then again I remember when Pat Dye went for the TIE in the Sugar Bowl.

Those sections haven't always been tarped off. They started doing it a few years ago if I recall right. It was the home opener and they still came close to being blacked out. This is a perennial AFC playoff team. And yet people say WE should move.

No way that helmet does a 180 on his head if Jones-Drew is wearing it properly.

Tell Germane we said "hey."

Aye, that it was. Finally.

NOW this game is !@#$ing over

Yeah and some other dope said that this game was !@#$ing over. I'd like to give that guy a piece of my mind.

See?

Hardy in the corner!