Hellcamino
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12 minutes ago, Nanker said:
The whistle hadn’t blown the play dead.
I guess that's my point. why hadn't it?
This was deemed down enough to blow whistle.
This was not?
that's all I'm sayin
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1 hour ago, SMAKCruiser said:
I disagree. The rule is fine. Don't let go of the guy until the whistle blows.
I agree in some instances where runners make similar plays avoiding the turf, usually around the goal line on inside run plays. they might use another players body to help keep from touching but the are always moving forward and will have at least one foot on the ground to push themselves forward.
This one today was different in my eyes. Open field tackle where dude is wrapped up, swung around and planted right on his butt. Forward progress completely stopped. Just because his butt landed on the leg of a player already covering the ground means his forward progress was not stopped?
A short time after that play was the nice throw to Foster that took into NE territory. he was upright on both feet still driving into the defender but the second he stopped moving forward, they blew the whistle for forward progress. Even though it looked like he might of been able to get more.
So, his forward progress was considered stopped. While Edelman, completely off his feet and just sitting on a players leg, forward progress was not considered stopped?
49 minutes ago, Jasovon said:this only happens to poorly coached teams. You play to the whistle, can't let him go, lie on top of him until the play is blown dead
ok, I guess then I'm mad at McD for my not liking whats considered stopping forward progress?
30 minutes ago, Your Brown Eye said:Somehow I get this feeling that if a Bills player did this, Shady/Zay/Foster/whomever, board members here would be singing their praises and saying what a heads up play that was. A Patriots player does this and people cry foul!!
I'm not hating on Edelman for this, or crying foul. I was simply stating I don't like the rule. too inconsistent. Foster was not required to touch the turf to be ruled down, why was Edelman?
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I hate this rule!
If a runner gets wrapped up, stopped completely and then taken completely off his feet and pulled to the ground, it should not matter that he was laying on a body instead of the grass. The tackler, then thinking the play is over, releases runner and he's now allowed to get back on to his feet and start running again?
At the VERY least it should be ruled forward progress.
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47 minutes ago, Bad Things said:
I've been wondering for a long time... what is it that the crowd chants/sings during Bills kickoffs?
Oh, and they really need to stop with these stupid Red Colour Rush uniforms.
I believe thats the White Stripes song 7 Nation Army. I hear this at almost all the games around the league every Sunday. Not sure how it started.
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17 hours ago, Jobot said:
I don't even think this is true... I feel like you're remembering the one hit on a Monday Night game to Roethlisberger (maybe) when he slid ridiculously late. It's okay to disagree with the announcers sometimes.
that was Flacco, but there have been numerous other late cheap shots by Kiko the last couple seasons.
He was called for one on Luck just last week.
5 hours ago, Domdab99 said:I'm worried about our President being a treasonous, bumbling, orange buffoon, but you don't see me whining about it, do ya?
well, yeah I kinda do see you whining about that.
although I agree 100% with you,
14 hours ago, wppete said:Kiko should be worried about getting run over or stiff armed by Josh Allen.
I'm not worried about Kiko vs Allen in a heads up collision, Allen will win that most of the time.
It's the late dirty hits I'm talking about. Like the one that injured his elbow.
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He puts a lot of dirty hits on QBs when they run. Gonna be pissed if he cheap shots Allen to the IR.
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I live in LA and my wife is from SD and a Chargers fan so I have seen every game of theirs (for many years)
I am not impressed at all. All scheduling smoke and mirrors.
Everybody is missing the fact they have only played 2 teams that currently have a winning record. they lost to both.
the QBs they have faced:
1- MaHomes in his first start - loss
2- Allen (rookie in his first start)
3- Goff - loss
4- Beathard of the 49ers (who?) 2 point win
5- Carr
6- Mayfield (rookie in his 3rd start)
7- Marriota (1 point win)
8- Russell Wilson (closest thing to a quality win)
9- Carr again
10- Keenum (ugly loss at home)
Next week they get lucky again and get another crap opponent (ARIZ) with a rookie QB playing so bad they lost to the Raiders today.
compare that with our schedule so far. they will "schedule" themselves into a wild card but will not advance.
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6 hours ago, The Red King said:
Reason we don't throwback to Super Bowl days are, we have to wear the normal color helmets. So, any alternate helmet would have to be white. That's why when we first went with throwbacks and our helmets were red, we got stuck with this horrible photo-negative throwback helmet...
I don't think that rule was in place back in 94. many teams have worn different color throwback helmets since then. I Don't remember the reason we used the red helmets. The one helmet rule is fairly recent.
9 hours ago, Just Jack said:It's actually Detroit Lions colors. Rumor was Ralph got their old uniforms for the first year of the Bills.
I think I remember reading that Ralph and his Dad were minority owners (very small %) of the Lions at one time.
I could be wrong about this.
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15 hours ago, JMF2006 said:
I guess he didn't get the memo................the Bills are chokers not stabbers
#32 says hi
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3 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:
Keep on the look out for Bills SuperBowl Champions gear!
like this?
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9 hours ago, HomeskillitMoorman said:
Was part of step one to get the QB and provide no protection around him for his first year of development? It was either a failure of talent evaluation or being inept in organizational planning. I personally just don't think either bodes well.
Does everyone forget that we lost both Incognito and Wood unexpectedly? I don't think having to replace those two were a part of their plan last offseason. I believe those two situations are the biggest culprit of why our offense is this sad.
If we had 3/5 OL playing well instead of 1/5, the other 2/5 would probably look better as well.
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12 hours ago, Poleshifter said:
Payday is surprisingly good, considering its lack of chocolate.
It was always an odd choice, though, if you only had your allowance to spend.
Payday! Its the combo of super salty and super sweet. chocolate really dulls the salty part.
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4 hours ago, Fadingpain said:
I noted that guy and his sign when it aired live, and thought "look at that idiot's sign...who is going to see that?"
Ironically people did see it b/c of the close-up but still, that sign sucks.
Well intentioned though!
this was all I could think of when I saw that.
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1 hour ago, Laughing Coffin said:
I think Tre's toughest competition is AJ Green, always seems to get the better of Tre at least a few times a game
He has only faced him once and that was early in his rookie year.
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I think OP meant trading for player going into the final year of their contract? You are then "renting" them for one year. Then after the season, either resign them or let them leave as UFA. Much like the Rams did with Watkins.
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But if its incomplete, they get the ball back at the LOS. They would knock it down like its a hail mary.
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18 hours ago, blacklabel said:
Would definitely like to see Buffalo put together 90s era throwbacks but the NFL has that (*^*&%^$^#rule that doesn't allow teams to use more than one helmet per season.
how do the *Pats do it? their throwbacks are white, regular helmets are silver?
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This was played in San Antonio, Texas if I remember correctly. After Katrina did her thing to the Dome. Best non scoring play in NFL history.
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3 hours ago, justnzane said:
Do you mean the 83 draft w/ Elway, Marino, Kelly, Eason, Blackledge, and O'Brien?
odd note about that draft, of the 6 QBs taken in the first round, 5 were drafted by AFC east teams. the Colts were in our division back then and although he never played a game for them, they did draft Elway. I can't recall any other year when all 5 teams from the same division drafted QBs in the first round.
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I'd love to trade him back to Philly, but just for one day. Tomorrow! help them beat the Pats and then send him back on Monday!
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Do we know how many called TDs have been reversed in total this season in the league?
we know of 3 called TDs reversed, and one that wasn't but should have been, that have all favored the Pats.
just curious
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ha, I got that as a gift as well.
Its a little old, I think from 2010 but really nothing worth inclusion has happened since then outside of the Pegula situation.
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Its not just us, the Cheats have not lost a single regular season home game to any of the AFC east teams with Brady playing whole game since 2006.
I guess that means WE'RE DUE !!!!
Although, we have played them very close in many of the games there.
since 2005 we have played there 12 times, 9 with Brady playing the whole game.
we are 2-1 when Brady didn't play or only played 1 half.
of the 9 losses, 6 were decided by 1 score.
this CAN happen !
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It seems to me that the only thing the outcome of the KC-LAC game determines is who we root for the the SF-Ten game.
If KC wins, we will need a 3 way tie, so root for Ten vs SF because its less likely they will win vs Rams and they must lose to Jags.
If SD wins, we need a 2 team tie, so root for SF as we will need Tenn to lose out.
this is all assuming Balt gets the first WC and of course Bills going 2-1
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the Edelman TD
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I would say "Wow, we got lucky there, one of these ridiculously interpreted rules that I dislike finally worked in our favor!"
Of course we all know that will probably never happen though.