Scott7975

Wooooaaaaaaa. He's getting cut

So what are you supposed to do in that situation, stand there and wait a few seconds?

See, even the great Tom Brady throws "short of the sticks." The difference is other teams have skill players to get the first down.

Fairly fluky but... Buff has been top 10 in takeaways 5 of the last 5 years. KC 4 of 5. NE 4 of 5 (11th in the 5th year.) SEA 3 of 5 (11th in a 4th year.) A few other teams have multiple years over the last 5.

Been saying it for years now... teams do not value the RB position like they use to. You can find really good running backs in just about any round. Was it cool having Shady? Absolutely, but it is not necessary.

This. To me the biggest problem with refers is they aren't held accountable. There are only two instances I am aware of where a ref was suspended. One of them was this season with the Hughes incident. If refs were full time and were held to standards then perhaps they would not only get better refs but the refs would do a better job. That missed PI is unacceptable. You don't need slow mo to see that. On the flip side the same ref in another game will call some ticky tacky crap that really shouldn't be called. There is no consistency.

I’d like to see the Pats win. Then immediately retire.

Two different arguments. You said if it was rigged they would have helped the Saints and Brees. I am basically saying not necessarily. For your second argument... Just because the NFL may or may not be rigged doesn't mean that certain referees aren't corrupt. Outside of that, it was probably the worst blown no call I have ever seen. Even if they aren't corrupt or "rigged" that was some pretty incompetent referring. Its the title game and these refs are suppose to be the best of the best like the players were. The Saints got screwed big time. It literally is the difference between a win and a loss. I have no skin in this game as I couldn't have cared less who won. Therefor I hold no bias.

I read an article the other day. It was CBS saying the best outcome would be Pats Rams. Everybody watches because they hate the Pats and want to see them lose. For the Rams it was about big market and young team. Something to that effect. Can’t seem to find it on my phone. Maybe later when I get home.

Saints got hosed multiple times. That one was clear as day.

I like both offense and defense. What I don't like watching is blowouts. Even when the Bills are blowing out someone, say by halftime, I am not really interested in watching the second half. On the flipside, I also don't like watching teams that cant score at all. Those games that end in scores like 10-3 are pretty boring too.

I liked Gailey. Its too bad our defense stunk at the time or we might have had some better seasons. Gailey/Schwartz combo might have fared well.

Good deal for the Bills. One of the few on the team that probably plays above their contract value.

QBs don't always aim for the numbers.