Orlando Tim

Sadly i was not surprised- i watched final kick and saw this a little while later and did not even think for a second that it was right.

Santoras is really good on both accounts and i personally recommend the one across from UB north where the person picking the beer selection is very good at that job!!

Espn also sent out a update that the final was 12-10. This is certainly just being very lazy but from multiple sources racing to be first not accurate.

DW wpuld come back for any reason because of the way he was pushed out but if he wpuld take that position i would give it to him in a heartbeat.

Wait you write it cheektovegas? I know it is pronounced that way but i thought we spelled it same way- man i am blown away.

I wish i could argue with you but after last year the fact he still has same position tells me they are ok with his absurd rulings. I read that this year he would only overturn obvious mistakes and yet here we are again. I am watching much more college this year since i do not understand basic concepts in the NFL anymore based on his rulings.

You point out something that might be lost without a big picture perspective- hughes is worthless if they can regularly double team him. Star is useful in making others around him have one on one matchups but if they do not win one on one then he is useless.

The rule does state inadvertent should not be flagged- so that would mean the call should only happen when a dude is acting like Burfect- which is seldom- but the call happens a lot.

Officiating is a large part of why i have not watched much nfl since mid season last year. I think the bills get screwed regularly( that is likely my fandom speaking)but last year the favortism shown the Pats* was ridiculous. My father inlaw -who became a Pats* fan since i got married in 2001- tried to explain to me why calls were correct and made up reasons based on what could not be seen. I realized that he might be right and officials might be basing calls on expectations over what they see which is a huge problem. I truly think theNFL does not care about officiating right now and it shows.

I dont get the joke- perhaps explain?

I have thought too much about this and think they should schedule the division games in two sets- weeks 5-9 first set and then 14-17 for second set. But i know that the nfl does not care about that.

I have been joking that it was all vontaes fault- maybe i should let rodak know i was just kidding and his reporting will hopefully improve.

That is true of most things- just find the right motivation and you can do amazing things.

I truly believe they call things differently based on player- not necessarily team- just like NBA. Certain lineman always hold and certain qbs always get roughed. The bozos simply care less about rules and more abput protecting certain players.

I right now would rather mahomes since i already know he is great. Allen looks like he will be great. I would prefer 13 tds to Allens total. But i am overall very optimistic

This poster also does not remember how bad eric moulds was his first two years combined for less than 50 catches. His mom actually called him out for not working hard enough. Give it time.

I am honestly not shocked we won- but the way our D played gives me hope that this is not a fluke.

I like this assessment- makes us look less stupid.

I mainly agree and hate phantoms- would prefer a few misses to too many calls but i amazed by amount of times calls clearly are called and expected actions and not on actual plays

Two weeks ago he was top 5- last year he was 5th on country in qbr. He was second last year in total expected points added. You can beleive tua is better because the kid can play(which i do not dispute) but to discount an undefeated qb who has better numbers over a whole season than either bama qb and beat as many top 25 teams last year as bama makes you into an absurd homer. Just because you are ignorant of anything outside the SEC does not mean that they are untrue.

I have not read the entire thread piece by piece but it would appear that this thread was started by comments claiming 20 year olds could beat the Bills. But if you are simply stating if that Miami team was reconstituted in 2008 that it would be a good pro team i agree.

First statement is mostly true but we do use last year as a basis for early season polls. As for the second statement- Tua is a really good qb and has shown it in all three games hee has started but milton has played at an extremely high level for 16 of the past 17 games. Twice his defense did not show up and he had to score basically every drive last year against top 25 teams. If you have not watched there offense then please do not call one of the top 5 heisman canidates( per espn) a troll job.

Do you believe that ray lewis as a college player was equal to ray lewis 6 years i to his career? Or that oline would be equal to what they became? I can not beleive you think you can compare what they became to what they are in college. Tebow was a better college qb than aaron rodgers- the game is very different and the pro game is much faster and little is the same.

Maybe you are making a point that i am missing but are you saying that a player can in the NFL who is not NFL quality? I am sorry but that makes no sense.

I have been on big board i saw the idiocy- but UCF will not be given proper credit because of confirmation bias- normally lesser conference teams are not as good as big conference teams but UCF is the exception. As was Utah back in 2004(?) when they rhumped bama to be undefeated.