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I would attribute this defect more to his OC and receivers

There is also the possibility that we could get lucky. An opponent's DB drops a sure interception, or better still knocks it into the air for another of our receivers to catch (for a touchdown). So much goes into the winning or losing of a game. Weather, last weeks results, even a perceived match-up advantage,or not, with an opponent. If you have a decent team (which all NFL teams are) then if the wind blows right then you win. Why not us. That's why we are fans.

for some reason it was the Giants today. The Bills are scheduled for 6.30pm EDT Thursday 22 March. The Giants actually didn't come on until 7pm.

Presumeably because I am biased, but to me, the defensive back instigated contact rather than Reed, although I am sure Reed would have eventually. So why wasn't defensive interference called rather than offensive.

I have watched and listened to Marv Levy for many years, most recently on "coaches corner" or whatever NFL Network calls its show, and , as have many before me, been struck by his almost excessive quotes summing up and substituting for statements. For many, many years we have learned from our elders by their passing down of wisdom learned the same way, admittedly it takes many generations to absorb even a modicum of intelligence, which brings me to the point of this post. Is it possible that our beloved leader has no thoughts of his own? Does a Princeton or Harvard education preclude originality? With our mentality of "win baby win" if our GM makes an enjoyable product of our team, I am sure he, and any who read this, will forgive my mild criticism and accept my apologies.

doesn't Eric Moulds drop at least one pass per game, admittedly not usually critical?