1ManRaid

Worse than losing your starting QB, then your backup QB?

Yeah that’s the problem, there's no way to outlaw it without opening a subjectivity can of worms. Like if I want to try to block/push a defender who is trying to tackle the runner, I'm going to come in contact with the runner at some point. Does glancing incidental contact with my runner count as a penalty? Where is the line drawn? The rule is fine as is where you can push, but not pull. That's a fine black and white objective standard that works. Subjective personal ideals about what football "should" be aren't relevant to the rules.

Well the Giants pushed, but the rest paid off so I guess I'm still treating myself.

Giants cost me $240+ with the push, but the Lions, 49ers, and Bengals all won netting me $251. Was $216, but I forgot I had the promo that paid 15% bonus on 4 leg parlays which the push apparently didn't negate. I have now turned the $10 my friend gave me into $400. Happy birthday to me and my dad.

For the record, also took the Giants and Lions. Gonna treat myself (birthday is Dec 21) if it pays off.

Didn't say those were the only two games in the parlay.

Same here but instead of the Vikings, I have the Lions and Giants. $35 bet to win $454.

Got in a session of table tennis before the game for the first time in a while after the second operation for my kidney stone. I made the trip to Detroit just after that operation, and the Bills pulled off the crazy win as a result, so I figured another offering of physical sacrifice would do the job again against the Pats.

Both, I have them in a $35 parlay bet to win $465.

He's quickly found himself in the eye of the s***icane with those refs. Fun fact, my friend's bar has his picture and signed "Lahey's burger bucks" 5 dollar bill on the wall from the time he stopped in there for lunch.

I trust his word about as far as I can throw him, and I couldn't even lift that big fudger.

One of the only things I enjoy more than the Pats losing, is watching Pats fans whine about getting the same treatment they gleefully dished out for 20 years.

Was that the one where he was just sitting on the ground after the play was over, and some goon just came out of nowhere and drilled him back into the ground again?

That's not the rule. It isn't a black and white clear distinction like "breaking the plane" at the goal line, the act of catching the ball while going to the ground is a continuous process with multiple qualifiers of which you have to pass ALL of them. The one he failed was "surviving the ground". It's a stupid rule and I think it should be changed so that in that specific example it counts as an INT as the ball doesn't hit the ground after he had already established control, but the ruling was correct as the rule is now.

Huh?

This is why I was tweeting at Jordan before he left that if he wanted long term success, he should recognize what made him successful and stay in Buffalo. I can't blame him too much for chasing the paycheck, but his lack of success after he left was entirely predictable.

2021- New England becomes overconfident after beating a banged up Josh Allen in extreme weather conditions to take the division lead, goes on to get stomped in the second game to give us the division back, gets obliterated in Wild Card. 2022- Miami becomes overconfident after beating a banged up Josh Allen in extreme weather conditions to take the division lead...

There is a difference between games missed due to injury, and playing at less than 100% by playing with the injuries. There's a world of gray you miss in your black and white world. It's not an excuse, it's a reason.

I bet the win streak they were on helped. They have also played other top teams in Miami, Philly, and Minn tough losing by only 3 or 4.

Google is your friend.

My view from section 138. Not the greatest camera work ever but I'm not one for taking pics and vids so I think I did well lol. https://twitter.com/1ManRaid/status/1595909867931328514?t=DysuGlcIPLraYFhKFrMsFA&s=19

Nice 17 yarder for a guy who apparently sucks.

You sound like the kind of guy who puts "If you're here, I've already won. Never taken an L" in their Twitter bio and likes their own tweets.

I'm not sure what part of "the event we sold tickets to no longer exists" requires a plan to refund. My guess is they're asking their lawyers if they can legally get away with keeping your money and instead issuing credits for a future purchase from them.

To be fair, at this point you have to specify WHICH Bills game in Detroit that week lol.