BringBackFergy

Agreed. Even if they have him split out wide from the backfield, at least they have to account for him. Much like Sammy could do if he was on the field. He may not get the ball but the defense has to account for his presence.

Hate to disrupt a perfectly good side-bar slugfest about Rex's D, but are there any updates on Shady? Dude needs to play ball....ASAP.

Nice job. That Corey Graham penalty had me fuming. Great play by #20. The horse collar on TT looked legit. Defender bad TT by the collar of the jersey and pulled down. The non-call on Mariota tackle was a result of grabbing the numbers on his jersey. Didn't look near his jersey collar. Close call.

He's ok...he has a little problem saying "the Bills" (it comes out as "the Beeeels") but his commentary is generally pretty good. Ok. I'm cool with Solomon now.

Don't look now but the Saints may be in line for pick # 1 in the upcoming draft. They can go from Brees to a new franchise QB just like that dolt Irsay.

Nice research. Thanks. I was wrong and admit it.

Solomon Wilcots?? Again? Ugh

Tough guy. Drag your knuckles to a keyboard and research the issue (I know it's a penalty and we violated it). I'll sit here and cry while you learn to use Webcrawler.

So my question is (again) how many times has this been called in the last 1-5 years? Then you'll see how much the refs really look for this penalty (or, as I anticipate, how rare this call is).

Yep. Bills have a bad rep with the refs so this was their way of saying "Hey, we're in control of this game guys...don't !@#$ with me today ".

By 12"??? I beg to differ. I think it happens quite often but just "happened" to get called against us. Until someone proves me wrong, I'll say it is called 3-4 times every five years.

Hardy is crawling back into his hole.

Hello?????????? I already said he was offsides (or appeared to be). The point is: Why was the ref specifically looking for this 12" infraction on the opening kickoff? It is not a regular type penalty. If anyone has stats on this (how many times offsides is called on a kickoff) I'd like to know because it seems to me that 12" is not much of an advantage and has been overlooked for the last five years (or more).

That's how they do it...they get called on one pick, then they go right back to it thinking "the refs will NEVER call it against us again...act like it was a mistake guys". bull ****. I guess our coaches need to start planning like that as well. Push the envelope. Jim Nantz "Patrick Chung defended that perfectly" (while the replay clearly shows Chungs hands all over Escobar's arms). Ok, I see how this works.

Yeah, I understand the ref threw it before the kick was fumbled, but it seemed almost premeditated. The point is "how many times has offsides been called on the opening kickoff"....shoot, on any kickoff? It has to be rare. Just as likely that it wasn't. It seemed they were waiting for any reason to throw a flag against us.

I haven't researched this yet, but to call offsides on the first kickoff of a game when Easley was approx 12 inches offsides really seems somewhat pre-planned (like the refs were specifically looking to !@#$ with us). I understand it is a violation and, yes, they were justified. But I have to think other kickoff teams have done this a lot more often than not. I'm wagering that offsides on a kickoff has been called maybe 4 times in the last five years. Anyone capable of researching this?

Ugh. Fumble. Pisses me off.

And the refs just called one five minutes before. So what the Patriots do "let's run it again. Refs will never call it against us this quick." Typical.

Edelman just scored on another one. Pick play/interference.

Here comes the long pass by Mariota for a pass int call. Yes, we lose. Thanks refs.

So sick of the !@#$ing showboating after a defensive play. Just go back to the huddle. The refs are probably penalizing for dumb ass celebrations in the form of dumb penalties.

Fumble and I'm done.

TN fans booing that??

Flop!!!

No press coverage??????? Sitting 15 yds off the receiver??? !@#$s.