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Milano this year was a below average tackler.

Brown did not have tons of space. There was no one open. Allen was looking play side the entire time and eventually had to go opposite field to the dummy routes.

Yeh I gotcha, you see what I meant by alligator arms tho right

I call this a drop.

Just to reiterate: Daboll actually called a play, in an actual NFL playoff game, consisting of an empty backfield and Pat Dimarco, Devin Singletary, and Lee Smith lined up wide. Brown was lined up in the slot and McKenzie lined up as TE. Deep routes were run by Dimarco (go) and Smith (deep post). None of this a typo.

It’s simply not winning coaching. And it’s not the only example of some VERY questionable decisions from the staff during the game. The more I watch the more I blame coaching for the loss. They were uncharacteristically awful.

Wrong. Dimarco was lined up wide and his route was the go. The other guy deep running a post is none other than Lee Smith. So consider the playcall and design.

Ask yourself why Dimarco is running a go

The other deep route was being run by none other than...Lee Smith. Are we blaming Allen for bad play design? There was nowhere to go with that pass.

I have no doubt the Bills will do right by Poyer, Rachel Bush's input notwithstanding.

Shouldn't they have called the equivalent peelback on Edmunds for Texan's last touchdown then?

Would love to see even one

Haush is lining up the game winning 55 yarder without the laundry

Drop for me.

So you want holding called on every play? Or never called? It's unclear...refs are tasked with making calls that they see which fall within the definitions of the rules of the game. And the tuckrule analogy is a bad one just FYI. The way the rule was written was clear Brady fumble, it was incorrectly interpreted and applied by Coleman.

Was just about to post this lol. Same block

Video review is the rule, on all scoring plays. I completely disagree w/the bolded, mostly because the entire reason to have a rulebook in sports is so you don't have to have refs adjudicating players' intent, but whatevs. If spirit of the rule is the standard then dropping the ball before you cross the goalline would still be a TD, no need to actually kneel on kneeldowns or spike the ball to stop the clock, lol if that sounds watchable to you we must be watching two very different games.

The ref signaled TD, and it would have been changed to a safety on review. You know, if they had followed the normal NFL procedure of reviewing all scoring plays. Which of course they didn't.

@ScottLaw- Circled in red are Knox and Ford, unsurprisingly two rookies who both miss Cunningham. Morse is NOT responsible for picking up the LB. Plain as day.

I’ll represent you but I require $150k retainer

Fans have to learn to deal w/success just like teams

This is a legitimate discussion of the rules of the game and thus far your only contributions are insults and being wrong.

Correct. Just like the rule still requires the QB’s knee to hit the ground on a kneel down or the ball to hit the ground on a spike.

Also of note: once the head ref rules it a TD the ONLY way it can be overturned is on video review. Not with the men in black coming in to dispense judgment. They basically threw out all protocol the NFL adheres to and said ***** it let’s go with ‘common sense’