ExWNYer

Look, I said I agreed it was a problem last year. There was a learning curve applied to year one, IMO. I want to see if it's a problem in the regular season this year. If it is, then it's a big problem and probably an organizational issue. I want to see if year two under this regime is any different before I condemn them as having a problem with penalties. I don't care about what the scrubs are doing in a meaningless game. You do. So be it. I neither disagree with you entirely nor agree with you entirely. I hope we can call a truce at this point.

Why don't you give it a rest, "dude". You're the one coming at me with flawed logic and you're crying about the officials. Talk about flawed. Which is it? The undisciplined Bills or the horrible officials?? All I said was that the bulk of the penalties in this game have been committed by many guys who won't be on the team opening day. I said earlier that I wasn't happy with all of the penalties last year. That was last year. Let's see if it's still an issue with the starters this year in their second season under this regime. If it continues, then, yeah it's a problem. But tonight? No. Try watching the meaningless game instead of crusading. Another new and self-righteous nation heard from.

Yet you're on record in this very thread stating that officiating is ruining the NFL. LMFAO.

I wasn't a fan of the hire either but I'm certainly not pulling for him to fail like some.

Never said that. I couldn't stand all the penalties last year as much as everybody else. But your hatred of Rex is well documented so you're not exactly an unbiased observer.

We agree on that.

Yeah, by guys overly anxious to make the team. Jobs on the line, trying to do too much. Whatever. We'll have to agree to disagree on this. Moving on now.

Nice run by J-Will!!

You're taking all of the penalties in a vacuum. It does make a difference who is committing them. To say otherwise is flawed logic but you're certainly entitled to your opinion.

So you don't think that guys who won't be on the team committing penalties doesn't make a difference?? Okay. They're not good enough to make the roster for a reason. Including committing penalties.

STARTING o-line.

For all of those complaining about the penalties. Take a look. 8 by the Bills for 64 yards and 8 by the Foreskins for 67 yards. Most of the Bills' infractions were committed by backups. Washington played their starters THE ENTIRE HALF. Who really has the undisciplined coach/team here?? Get some perspective and, better yet, get a grip. Jesus H... TEAM STATS BUF WAS First Downs 7 14 Total Yards 127 227 Passing Yards 74 178 Rushing Yards 53 49 Penalties (Yds) 8(64) 8(67) Turnovers 1 1 Punts (AVG) 4(41) 2(53) Time of Pos. 14:14 15:46 http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2016082655/2016/PRE3/bills@redskins#menu=drivechart&tab=track

So you saw the score and aren't watching, huh?

Seriously. The people getting their panties in a bunch over points and penalties being committed mostly by guys who won't be on this team come Week 1 is amazing. Washington and the "mighty" Cousins were scoreless until 8:01 remained in the 2nd quarter and the few Bills starters who bothered playing on D were already out of the game. The lack of perspective in a meaningless preseason game that the Foreskins used as a dress rehearsal and the Bills used to find their backups is ridiculous.

Based on the way Cousins slapped Vernon Davis' hand they do.

He may have just fallen through that thin ice he was on.

Bingo.

All committed by backups but, by all means, carry on with your crusade.

Here's a call for gun control...fire Ed Hoculi.

If I have to watch that in every game this year (not just the Bills), I'll lose my mind. What a complete joke.

GIMME A F*CKING BREAK!!!!!

Blatant foul by Duke...like the non-call on Washington against Woods in the end zone.

More poor tackling.

You can't put that on EJ. That is an o-line that only Joe Theismann could love...if it was the Redskins' o-line, of course.

Well, the great Joe Theismann knew it, dammit!