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I used to hate the embellishments until I made that realization. There are few things in football that I hate more than late/unnecessary hits, like drilling a guy on the ground when even minimal contact with a pinky finger would count for the tackle. Pass rushers LOVE to push the envelope and test how late they can hit the QB after the ball is gone even it it's just a push, if only to "get in their head". Josh is just calling attention to late hits from boundary-testers, to get in their heads instead. Make them afraid of getting a technically valid (if "ticky-tack") penalty and maybe they'll stop going for those late hits or even subconsciously let up when going for a legal one.

No, even if we win out and they lose out (to go into week 18 with 1 more win than them), week 18 is still for the division title due to tiebreakers. Because of their current lead, nothing that happens between now and week 18 secures the division title for us without playing week 18.

Even Cleveland would have released a punter with those allegations. He wouldn't go back to the team that went out of their way to draft him, and tried to hold off on releasing him to wait for details to come out? The team got dragged through the mud for not cutting him sooner, so I think he'd understand and appreciate that the team resisted letting him go.

My own curse was lifted too. I bought a nice zubaz shirt at the Bengals playoff game, and the Bills have lost literally every game when I've worn that shirt. Until last night.

It's pointless to specifically ban him from being on the sideline because there's already rules that say he's not allowed there in the first place. The Eagles had just been getting a blind eye turned to it this long because they'd bish and whine about it if they weren't allowed to hang out with their buddy Fat Dom.

No, it doesn't work like that. Guys get flagged for RTP when the ball is gone from the QB's hands all the time. It's a bang bang play that they have to call live, and the follow through on the hit is just as important as the initial contact. Where the ball technically is has zero relevance to the real world impact of the hit being initiated before the ball was lost and followed through on after. You can't land with your full body weight on a QB, period. Having the good fortune to end up with the ball in the process doesn't change what you did.

The Bills winning the amount of games against the teams they did ended the drought. Why is that one random play the only thing that matters in the entire season? Why not any of the other game winning TDs from our offense or turnovers from our defense? Why not any of the other teams that beat the Ravens that season? They all count the same in the standings. If any of OUR game winning scores or stops didn't happen we don't make the playoffs. If any other team that beat the Ravens lost instead of won, we don't make the playoffs. If one of the teams the Ravens beat instead beat the Ravens, Dalton's heroics aren't even relevant because we're already in the playoffs anyways. Stop with the defeatist nonsense.

Oh stop with this Dalton ended our streak nonsense. That's loser mentality, same as the diaper wearers who always say we "didn't deserve to win" our close games. Similar to when all someone sees is the 1 turnover in a 4 TD game. The rest of the game matters. The rest of the season matters. Dalton was a great story, but NO MORE RELEVANT to our season or success than any other play or game through our or anyone else in the AFC's season. We won as many games as we needed to win. Anything else is irrelevant because Dalton doesn't even get mentioned if we had a different result in ANY of our games. One additional win or loss and what someone else did for another team isn't even a blip on our radar.

Quit bishing about holding on 3rd down, they would have declined the penalty anyways so no use throwing the flag.

It sounds pretty simple. If the receiver doesn't "survive the process" of the catch as he hits the ground, it's not a catch. Can't be a fumble either because they'd be down instantly upon hitting the ground. Has to be an interception if the ball didn't hit the ground and was never in proper possession of the receiver.

He was never on the bridge or even intentionally approaching the checkpoint from either side, wrong way or not. The vehicle in question has a top speed of approximately 200mph, and gained speed with the stuck accelerator going up Main Street. It ramped off the median where Main turns off towards the bridge, cleared the fence, and landed in the secondary screening area where they search cars on the US intake side.

That's Douglas. I think he was asking about Ramsey. The answer would be no, he only had 1 tackle and was seldomly targeted.

2 good WR and a good TE? You mean like Diggs, Shakir, and Kincaid/Knox? What he needed was a new OC, so watch him go off.

Which, for the uninformed, has had a recall order for sticking accelerators.

So they didn't know yet, as in not "apparently". You mean possibly or likely.

From that distance and resolution, it's not clearly anything. Not saying it isn't, but not clearly is. Would be a coincidence for the wheel to look exactly like a Tesla but be on a gas car. All kinds of weird stuff with this one.

If it was a Tesla (which it appeared to me from the wheel in the wreckage), it didn't "just blow up". Teslas burn, they don't detonate. A high speed wreck might catastrophicly rupture the batteries to basically explode. Also a Tesla would be a weird terrorist car to blow up.

No, it looks like someone going the wrong way on what would normally be the US intake side. Reports saying they saw a car going the wrong way at a high speed, and pictures show impact wreckage in the secondary inspection area in the direction of the booths. Wreckage shows a wheel matching the turbine wheels from a Tesla Model Y. Seems someone either got stopped at the border and sent in for an inspection where they tried to swing back around and race back in the direction they came from, or just someone making a break for the border in the wrong direction and exploded the Tesla in a high speed crash.

Why are you so desperate to believe there is a problem? The media has their baseless agendas for clicks, this will always be one of them.

Where are these weirdos suddenly coming out of nowhere from?

Blowing teams out by 3+ TDs every week after week 1 = broken? Did you even watch the games? Do you know what team's fan forum you are on?

I don't think this thread ever counted as positively contributing to the forum/community.

Blatant uncalled push off by Wilson.

Coulda swore we already had a thread on this (I remember someone bringing up the YouTube series documenting him being busted for scamming) but oh well can't find it now. He's as low character as they come, don't want him anywhere near the team. He didn't retire just to sell cards, he thought he could make more money SCAMMING people with Pokémon cards than by being a mediocre NFL player (or at least make the money with less effort). He hired people he could teach to rig and manipulate the carnival style live streams. Long story short, they had ways of knowing what cards were in the packs, and would do slight of hand to rig the bets on what kinds of cards were in the packs being bought and opened live. Got busted and banned despite being part owner of the platform it was on, now wants back into football.

So you know he's only good enough to be a backup, despite claiming to not know anything about him...am I getting this right? I'm hearing "WAAAHHH WE DIDN'T GET GUY IIIIIIIIII WANTED!"