D. L. Hot-Flamethrower

They have put the officials in a position where calling the game consistently is next to impossible.

Here we go with the crowd that thinks everything the refs call can be overcome with just a bit better play. The bottom line is a couple of those phantom calls TOTALLY changed the complexion of the game yesterday. Anybody who doesn't see that the NFL officiating is incredibly inconsistent and getting worse and impacting the games- I think you need to pay a little closer attention. I'm not a conspiracy theorists, but the rule book needs to be simplified or something. These calls just add more randomness to the game, and as a result the outcome is less reliant on talent.

It will be Marrone,Hackett and Orton/Manuel.

He can complete a pass!

KC because it has happended 2 years in a row.

You are not alone. The NFL thinks they can get away with anything. Hubris will get them in the end.

No because it was another **** call that hurt us.

Amazing how people can watch a game like that and this is the take away.

Number 4 should be higher. I hate to be that way blaming the refs. They did however completely impact the game against the Bills. We make mistakes and could do some things better. However, this theme of the refs involvement in games is tired and old.

We don't need Brian Hoyer, get real did you watch him against Bills!

Absolutely spot on!!! It just sucks to watch NFL officiating ruin games

Those 2-3 bad calls changed the whole game. Bottom line.

We will not get a fair shake once again!

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Amen.

Only on this board ,can you find such an irrational fan , who complains about the team kicking the ball through the end zone.

A team is only as good as its 53rd player right!

Don't mind him, he just bitches about everything Bills. He claims to be a Fan. LMAO.

My thoughts are as follows: 1. Offensively we need to score points, in the 20s for sure, just to be competitive. That means not turning the ball over, yet not playing too conservatively. We need to extend drives and finish some of them. 2. Control their running game and get pressure up the middle on the rush. Our strength needs to have an impact on this game and keep them one-dimensional. 3. Expect that they may complete some passes and move the ball between the 20s, but don't panic, tighten up in the redone and force field goals. 3 instead of 7 is HUGE! 5 FGS is 15 pts, 5 TDS is 35! 4. Finally, if we do all these things, we have a fighting chance to compete. And, hope that something happens like an turnover or two from them or a big special teams play. As a final, hope like hell like refs don't influence the game if we are competing. Always, a big question mark in this rules environment.

Pretty good list. I think Tannehill is way too high! Alex Smith also.

I loved the 90-91 Bills offenses as well. I admit there is kind of a soft spot for me with the 75 team. Hard to argue with number one in scoring and yards. For the period of 90-93 though its no contest. For ONE season i'm still on my boys.

Oh and if anyone wonders what the best offense in franchise history was...it was the 75Bills.

I am of the opinion that the only way to even have this discussion is by comparing how dominant they were in their own era. As to fact the players are bigger, faster etc today, give the players of another era modern training, nutrition, development etc and they would benefit -no? Otherwise we end up with each years defense being the best ever.haha

Ever heard of the concept of relativity.

The 76 Steelers had the best defense I've ever seen. Talentwise they were just loaded with HOFs and All Pros. Statswise they couldn't be scored on. The Bills best D was probably the 64-65 team,never saw them, but my Dad did and he has a great eye. The stats bear it out as well.