Talley56

I was really hesitating about my answer, TD or touchback. I said touchback but I recall Tim Hasselback brought up a really good point, when a QB is kneeling to run out the clock, they actually take the knee. What would happen if they didn't and just took the snap and just tossed the ball to the ref without kneeling? At the heart of it, if you can't take the time to actually drop down to a knee really quick then maybe you deserve to live with the consequences.

https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-reportedly-planning-to-expand-playoffs-to-14-teams-000856379.html Seriously, does anyone really believe that the Steelers and Rams deserved to be playoff teams last year?

If they are going to do the realignment by region wouldn’t it make more sense to just move Miami to the South and the Jags to the East? I mean, do they consider the rivalry between Dolphins/Jets/Pats that much bigger than Bills/Jets/Pats?

Allen........as in Kyle Allen ?

I took a look at KC’s home games next year. Not a lot of good ones. Really only the Texans and Patriots and if Brady isn’t in NE that would take a lot out of that game. Looking like it will most likely be Houston. It would make sense seeing as how the 24 point comeback the Chiefs made against them will probably go down as the memorable moment of their championship run.

2020 Off-season February 2nd: Congrats Chiefs February 3rd: Where will Tom Brady end up next season? February 27th: Will Tom Brady retire? March 17th: More on Tom Brady's future April: Tom Brady May: Tom Brady June: Tom Brady July: Tom Brady August: Tom Brady

Andy is going to get that buffet.

I think he was in. He extends the ball after his foot goes out but I think he got it in before extending the ball.

Seems like the catch rules change every day. Next time that will be considered a clear cut catch.

Looks to me like his arms were still under the ball. Should be a catch.

If Allen had thrown that the excuses would have been flying around for him “but it hit the receiver’s hands”.

This time last year, the Steelers were the only team with 6 champions. Pats* joined them last year and now the Niners are about to.

Me thinks the MVP won’t be a QB.

I am rooting for the Chiefs but unfortunately, it feels like the 49ers are taking control.

He is such a great player, why didn’t we draft him? We really could have used Travis Kelce.

Geesh, tough week for HOF athletes. RIP

I've said this many times before and I'll say it again because it is worth repeating, if Ray Guy got in Steve Tasker absolutely needs to get in.

I have been seeing spots of crab grass in my yard pretty much since the Fall. I fertilized in the Fall but are there any lawn experts out there who can recommend any particular Spring fertilizer that will prevent crab grass next year?

Packers/Titans, underrated SuperBowl that I think can be really good. But I don’t see GB being able to stick with SF.

If it doesn’t work out with him the Bills should check with Gilmore to see if he wants to coach.

At the razor thin chance that the Niners don't win the Superbowl (in which case they would host the Thursday night opener against Seattle or GB) I could see the Sunday night opener being Buffalo @ San Fran. Back in the 90s this was a Super Bowl dream for many (esp Chris Berman) and it just missed happening so many times. I think the NFL really likes this matchup when the two teams are doing well.

This week in Bills should'ves: Drafted Lamar Jackson Traded for Kirk Cousins Drafted Pat Mahomes Drafted DeShaun Watson Traded for Jimmy Garoppolo Drafted Russell Wilson Paid off the refs

Is this fan going to confront Brady over his comment about Buffalo hotels?

Can't say that I have a rooting interest but, much like the presidential election, I voted just to say I voted and picked the Chiefs. And while I think the Chiefs will win I honestly think the Texans stand a better chance than many are probably giving them. Heck, they already went to KC and beat the Chiefs earlier (granted, I believe the Chiefs were missing Sammy and a couple of other key players).

This would be a great hire. The naysayers always want to point out Schwartz's final record in Detroit but 2 things to think about: 1. He took over a team that had just gone 0-16. I can't imagine too many good or even great coaches winning much with an 0-16 team at least in the first year or two. 2. Bill Belichick's overall record with Cleveland was not a whole lot better. When the Eagles lost Wentz a couple of years ago I really believe the defense under Schwartz was a big reason they were still able to win the superbowl. And of course we all know how great the defense was when he was here. Seems like it would be a perfect fit for Cleveland.