xsoldier54
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That was AWESOME. Love the way Jim Nance says "folks these Bills are for real". We were for real before we beat the Cowgirls.
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Needed a TD there to put this one away.
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Even with the Refs help, Cowboys still suck.
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The officiating has been brutal.
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NO TD but we need a stop on fourth down.
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Here we ***** go again. Refs trying their damnedest to help Dallas win this game.
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Things are looking up. C'mon D. Get a stop and then score again to put this one away.
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This is bull####. MIssed extra point and then let them march right back down the field.
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This might get ugly. The early illegal contact call was an indicator of how this game is going to go. bull#### call. It would have been third down. Instead, first down and drive continues. It only got worse from there.
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3 minutes ago, Phil The Thrill said:
Obviously, but is that really going to make a difference? It’s not like committing a personal foul. Sometimes fumbling is not preventable and it’s just a result of a defender making a great stab at the football or hitting the arm just right.
If lightning strikes twice, how does that prevent him from fumbling?
It was a one yard run and there was a massive hole to right but he can’t cut back like MotorCoaches would tell you that EVERY fumble is preventable. If you fumble in the NFL you are not going to get much playing time. PERIOD.
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It gives them time to think about not fumbling the next time. Lets them know that it NOT acceptable under any circumstances. It's standard practice. If you fumble the football you ain't gonna play much. Period.
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I'll take 6-2 any day, but this offense really needs to figure things out pretty quickly.
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Bet me they don't march right down and tie this thing up. This is like ground hog's day.
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Don't like the way this is shaping up. Can't stop the run and blowing scoring opportunities. Reminds me a lot of last week.
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This is looking a bit like last week. No run defense. Letting them hang around by getting too cute in the Red Zone, then kicking a field goal.
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Until something actually happens, I'm not really expecting anything big. If they do something that makes sense, then great. If not let's just keep on playing.
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Kind of saw this one coming. Was hoping for the best, but Philly was better than their record. Need to bounce back next week. Still not the end of the world, but would have loved to have knocked off Philly.
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19 minutes ago, syhuang said:
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It occurred with the Chiefs leading 17-9 in the second quarter, and driving for more with a first down on the Houson 32. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes fired a deep ball to the end zone, and it was intercepted by Texans defensive back Tashaun Gipson.
Referee Shawn Hochuli initially informed the fans in the stadium and the TV audience that Texans defensive back Lonnie Johnson Jr. had committed defensive pass interference on Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, with the video showing Johnson grabbing Kelce and driving him into the ground. Then, as the teams were lined up for the next play at the spot of the infraction (the Houston 23), Hochuli and two other officials huddled. During the conversation, one of the other officials clearly can be seen pressing his finger against his ear, it what most likely was an attempt to better hear whatever someone was saying to him.
PFT has learned that replay review definitely was not involved in this decision. This means that no one should have been talking to any of the officials regarding whether or not the call for pass interference should have been changed, or whether some other penalty should have been called.
After the consultation, Hochuli announced “the contact that was potentially a hold was while the ball was in the air; it is not pass interference, because it was not on the receiver that caught the ball.” While a little clunky on the back end, the point was that the officials concluded, apparently with input from either the replay official or 345 Park Avenue, that the blatant hold on Kelce happened while the ball was in the air, and that Kelce wasn’t the intended receiver — making the ball uncatchable as to him and thus resulting in no interference.
But the contact on Kelce seems to have clearly commenced and continued before Mahomes threw the ball. Thus, if there was going to be any type of consultation (even if technically unauthorized by the procedures for helping the officials on the field), someone should have told the officials that Johnson committed defensive holding on Kelce, with the interception nullified and possession given to the Chiefs, first and 10 from the Houston 27.
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I don't know man. Looked to me like Kelsey was the one holding and he fell down trying to push the defender away. Guess it depends on your point of view.
Go to 1:12 to see one of the officials seems to listen to something. Note that the play wasn't under review.
Conspiracy? ?
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We're toast.
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That INT killed all the momentum. And phantom holding calls don't help either.
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Very frustrating loss. It's amazing how we continue to beat ourselves against NE. If we could just play mistake free football we can beat them, but we seem to be intent on beating ourselves. They don't even really have to do that much.
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Same old *****. Penalties and turnovers. You are NEVER going to beat NE if you don't play mistake free football. They will ALWAYS beat you if you do those two things.
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Same old *****. Beating ourselves.
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Bills are doing exactly what you can NOT do against NE. That is to not protect the football. Can't keep giving it away like this.
Wk#14 Bills vs Ravens 1st Half Thread 1 pm ET on CBS
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Anybody see either of those last two penalties? They didn't show a replay of either one.