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Why doesn't any media type find out what the hell was offered and asked for by both sides? Exactly. We're not going to get crap for him anyway.

Exactly what he did.............He talks about creating leverage when you have none. And, he did it.

No. I'm with stoopid.

Yup, all 70,000 of us. We suck.

I thought he had control the whole time, too. I never saw a loss of control. As for the Leonard play, when they showed the replay on the scoreboard, it looked like it was shoulder to shoulder. No heads involved..........He lined him up perfectly. You could see it coming, and the flag, from miles away............It looked like it was probably helmet to helmet but it wasn't. These things are too fast to really see for the refs.

Yeah, that was it. They were all so close, and usually when they are so questionable, the call on the field stands.

You missed the s key.

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I don't think anybody in the crowd would hear anyway, because as soon as you here that it's going against you, the whole crowd just boos like crazy! LOL

It also takes away fan enthusiasm. The crowd should have been going ape **** after Kiko's interception at the end, but there was definitely something held back because we all knew it would be reviewed. I've hated instant reply since Day One.

That's how it looked on the scoreboard.

Exactly - that's what we were all saying. That call pissed me off more than any other.

That's what I kept saying - that some should at least be inclusive. I thought the same as MattM about the Woods call. I'm talking about the Leonard call when he got called for unsportsmanlike or something. Seemed to me like he made the perfect play and avoided the head, etc. That was a huge call.

Man, you definitely get a biased opinion in the stands, LOL.........I thought Woods had the ball, kind of Tyree style. It didn't seem to move.........We thought Chandler's butt even landed before a 2nd foot had to. Oh well - then what was said about the call on Leonard? That didn't seem to be anything but a good tackle when they showed the replay.

Just back from the game and again forgot to DVR. In the stands, all those calls that got overturned against the Bills seemed inconclusive at best.........What was the consensus here, and on TV? Wasn't it three that got overturned? I can't remember the first one, but the Chandler first down and the Woods touchdown looked good to everybody where we were sitting. And, there certainly didn't look to be enough evidence to overturn.

Can they do this? Because I'd love to see it happen.

One way or another, he's wrong. And, has gone from my favorite Bill to my least favorite.

Looks like a somewhat similar situation happening in NE with Gronk: http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/9736246/rob-gronkowski-camp-new-england-patriots-differ-status

You must love when a player wants to renegotiate a contract after having a good year?

It looks like Eugene Parker is creating that leverage that he talked about in that Tim Graham article. About the prisoner bashing his head against the wall until the guard gave him a cigarette............He talked about when you don't have leverage, it's about what you're willing to do. Everybody talked about him not leaving a dollar on the table. (To me, should not be the top priority) Looks like he is so low, that his plan now is not to hold out, but to collect your money while "holding out." What a man of character - make sure you get every last dollar, Eugene and Jairus. Byrd has gone from my favorite Bill to my least favorite Bill.

This was the only reason I went. I didn't even like the music there...........And, I definitely didn't like getting in fights with drunk Canadians! LOL Yeah, now that I think of it, Exiled, I think it was Canadian money at par there.

Did anybody used to go to Uncle Sam's in the early 80s? Were you ever there when Canadians were not there starting trouble? Yeah, me neither. I never got why they would bother coming down just to start ****.

Come on, now - just stay calm, cool and collective.

The one thing you're leaving out is Jimbo joining the Bills on the sidelines and leading the crowd in cheers.