CodeMonkey

The first thing to do IMO is stop hiring officials that are 150 years old.

I agree with the bungles not winning part. Good news is they don't need to, it just makes the Bills path harder. But first things first, squish the fish. If the fish want to play, I think it will be a close game. Outdoors on grass does not favor the bills. But imagine if the bungles do somehow manage to beat the ravens, but the bills lose. How much would that suck.

Well nobody got paid.

The claim was that he didn't have control until he lifted up his foot after the drag that kicked up the pellets.

The fact that they initially called it a catch is part of the overall problem. Anything in the endzone that is even close, they call it a TD knowing it will get automatically reviewed. They seem to throw away the "indisputable evidence" part in these cases because of that. Looking at the replay I think it was not a catch. And if it was not in the endzone I don't think they overturn it, it was just too close. Clearly they need to look at the "what is a catch" thing again this off season. It clearly is broken the way it is.

I think he is a good non-gameday head coach. His team does not quit and is generally very prepared. I think his calling is being a DC, not a HC. He consistently makes questionable if not wrong decisions during games. But with the caveat that this is his first season as a HC. He could well figure that out and end up being a very good HC.

Not when it is that cold. It affects both the ball and how far it carries. But I don't hate the call. The offense wasn't doing much and he has a hell of a kicker.

That and except for the top couple teams, the AFC REALLY sucks.

I don't mind negative people. But I detest obvious trolls such as you. At least put in a little effort.

And clean! The last thing the bills need is to dig themselves into a hole cheapshotting Gronk. Now if the game gets to be a blowout ...

BellyCheat, Brady, Gronk ... will be suiting up Sunday. That's a lot of past history. Not saying the football gods can't smile down on the Bills Sunday, but it certainly is not where the smart money is.

Who signs his paycheck? Of course he is going to tow the company line.

It doesn't mean the Bills can't pull off the upset Sunday. But yeah, it does mean something.

538 seems to give the jets a chance anyway

They seem to make the rules more anal retentive every year. When you combine that with the speed and strength of the players increasing every year along with (seemingly anyway) the age of the referees and do the math, it's easy to see why more mistakes are being made now. HD TV as well as other technology improvements also makes it much easier to notice the mistakes.

McD really? In 2nd half, poor clock management and going for it on 4th and 7. Not good. You can always give one to Shady it seems. But you need to give one to Cutler. Without his stellar play all game the Bills lose that game for sure.

I share the Upton with no man!

This is a trick question ... when the Bills win out and the pats lose out and Kate Upton sleeps with me (hey if the first two happen why not go for the gold?) then the Bills win the division and get home field advantage in the playoffs. So the correct answer is ... None!

If he didn't, he sure as hell should.

I think it should be close. And a lot depends upon which Jay Cutler shows up Sunday. Both teams are fighting for their lives. Might come down to what teams wants it more.

Do Roger and Jerrah know about this?

I wonder if there is a rule about that. Could the Bills for example open the roof in a December snowstorm against the fish or another warm weather or indoor team, but close it for a team that plays well in it?

I say we beat the fish at home, lose away, and lose to the pats for a 1-2 finish for the all too familiar 8.8.

Valid response from them. Particularly if they would have gone if it was indoors.

It was a completely pointless game. A coin toss that the Bills got very lucky on. I always prefer any game in any sport to be decided by who is the better team. There was no better team yesterday, it was all horse ****. Also, almost all of the "no" votes would have gone the other way had the Bills lost and it had knocked them out of the playoffs.