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Exactly. Not a penalty. That was not forcible contact. Not by any stretch of any imagination.

Unnecessary? He woulda tackled Allen without the block.

So next time you are supposed to let the guy make the tackle?? Instead of softly bumping him? No way that was the proper call. No- way. And if it was, the NFL is ***** up and needs to change the rule immediately.

I'm sorry, but no he didn't. By rule, the only way to clearly give yourself up, is by calling fair catch, or knelling. I guess he could have laid down and curled up in a ball as well. By rule, he fumbled.

The bills did plenty to lose it on their own, but..... Your statement is inaccurate. The refs took away that TD on the kickoff. The crack back block that wasn't, cust us a potential game winning FG. Texans a yard short on their first first down in OT. A full 2 secs past 0 on the play lock on that 3-18 they picked up, we get the ball back in OT. Another .issues block in the back on Jordan phillips.

Yea, that was horrible, terrible, never shoulda been called. Not even close. The bills did everything they could to lose that game on their own, I don't know why the refs had to help the Texans so much.

It's not just him Most teams treat OT like a 2 min drill. I never understood that.

I've never seen that signal before. Since when does double fists, arms spread, signal a fair catch/give up??? I'm wondering when that became a legal signal and/or why the call was overturned?!?!?

So, what's the story of that fair catch call/TD reversal??? I've never seen that signal used as a fair catch signal before. I'm wondering what I missed and why it was not called a TD??

Amen. I've been hard on Allen. He is improving at an impressive rate.

I actually thought it was a push off first. Can they call that too?

That's good. For some reason I thought Bates usually dressed. Nseki worries me tho with his injury. I feel like we have only half a backup with him in there.

Is it normal for Bates and boeteger to be inactive?

Yea, Roberts for example, could be a game time decision, based on how he feels in warm ups. Right?

I hope someone on your team amputates Brady's ***** arm. You literally have the entire world minus 5 US States rooting for you. ***** murder them!!!

Hopkins has a history of getting away with some serious pushoffs. I'm hoping the refs watch for that and call it when appropriate.

Can someone tell me what a burner account is? And what any of this means?

I get what y'all are saying regarding Roberts. I just feel the drop-off with McKenzie back there, is minimal.

I actually want Roberts out. He doesn't do enough. Would rather have Duke or Yeldon active. Or EJ gainse brought in, due to the Wallace situation. Seems like a better use of a roster spot.

NE coordinators are all losers at their HC gigs because they only succeeded in NE due to cheating. It's the same as all the bum, no name players that Excell there only to be out of the league immediately upon release. They draft terribly but still win. Their success is100% due to cheating. They are a middle of the road team without it.

I was more worried about losing Nseke only to then see Ford come back in late. Then he got hurt. Ugh. Luckily it looked like he was fine.

I briefly looked at some mock drafts and player ratings recently. This draft seems LOADED with top edge rushers, OTs and WRs. That's awesome because those are our top 3 needs.

Yea but it's not like they rotated between the same spot. They were both on the field quite often. Those two and Hughes were the only DEs we really used. Then Lorax came in at times but not really at DE.

I don't see what Roberts offers as a kick returner, to justify him a spot. McKenzie can take that role with no drop in production. That frees one spot.

Teams who are winning at the end run more. Teams losing heave it deep against soft coverage.