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13 minutes ago, NewEra said:
So where’s the evaluation other than him being fat and slow?
Here's my e v a l:
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This does make one wonder how he plans to meet his burden... But, that is what happened.
I am guessing the NFL will cave if they are forced to release all of the emails. Releasing the emails will probably cost the NFL more than a settlement with Chucky.
Best Result: He doesn't settle. He just ***** everywhere, taking his persecutors out with him, haha.
Likely result: Undisclosed Settlement.
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Honestly, I do hope the offense adjusts, uses more play fakes, and begins to dink and dunk in order to cover up for the o-line deficiencies.
To that extent one could blame Daboll. Still, the loss in Jacksonville was a group effort, offensively.
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20 minutes ago, bmur66 said:
Edmunds has been laying the lumber this year regardless of what some say.
It is a contract year. But, I do think some Bills' fans seriously do underrate him.
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11 minutes ago, Southern_Bills said:
The guy walked toward the steelers sideline eyeballing them. I don't believe the "bump" factored in.
I agree the call should have not been made but the bears player wasn't innocent, with the emphasis on taunting he should have just played it safe.
The ref bumping into him was awfully weird, though. That was intentional and makes the whole thing awkward.
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Allen and this offense need to be content dinking and dunking, and taking what other trams give them.
That said, everything that could go wrong, did.
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Omg... Wow.
False Start? Lmao.
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4 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
Shift of philosophy. We're trying more of the "leave reasonable threads that are nominally different alone, let the Mob sort 'em out" philosophy.
Plus, as the Titans pointed out, they planned for the sneak to the left.
If there were any Bills' staff/coaches/players reading this, maybe they'd adjust. Everyone gets tunnel vision, and there is a slight chance talking about the specific tendency will eliminate it. Who knows? Go Bills!
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31 minutes ago, Gugny said:
He does. Because he's a WARRIOR!
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I swear he is always over the left guard. Every time.
Feel free to merge/close/whatever.
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1 minute ago, Hsker4life said:
The most sacked QB in the league coming into tonight.
They then lose their starting LT.
We still can’t pressure Tannehill. That and our OL playing like trash is depressing.
Yeah, like the Music City Miracle.
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6 minutes ago, JoPoy88 said:
We’re talking about two different things. If Watt has been pushing that line, as @Hapless Bills Fan and others have claimed, then he should be flagged/fined, even suspended if he does it enough. I was more just speaking about the technique (punching the ball out) more generally. It’s taught and used by many, if not all teams. Sorry if that wasn’t clear. I don’t think anyone that does it is “classless” or a “scumbag” as others have said. TJ Watt may be though. He’s aware he’s going to get more leeway from the refs given his rep and accomplishments.
I agree, in that case. I just hate the Stealers, and dirty teams in general.
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34 minutes ago, JoPoy88 said:
TJ not JJ. And if the intent is clear enough that he was going for the ball I don’t see why they would ever flag that.
Are you daft? Or, being sarcastic?
I mean, you can't punch another player period. If you could, imagine all the abuse that would happen. Players would always be "punching the ball" and hitting the other player on accident. Watt should have been tossed.
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Will Darnold pass Baker? Maybe.
Has he? No.
Has Darnold improved on the Panthers? It appears so. Perhaps the Jets really were that bad.
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1 hour ago, Scott7975 said:
Id have to see the replay. If he is tripped up by a defender then he is down by contact as soon as his knee touches the ground. Still images don't tell a full story
I think he is officially down as he dove head first. But, they marked the spot wrong, in that case.
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10 hours ago, Scott7975 said:
His knee was down before that screenshot.
(earlier ITT) The accusation is that he wasn't touched when his knee hit the ground, thus his extra lunge.
The rebuttal is that he gave himself up.
However, the officials did not place the ball where they should have, if giving himself was their reasoning. This indicates that "giving himself up" was not the reason for calling him down by contact.
That makes the call wrong, on the field.
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31 minutes ago, QCity said:
Yes
I think the NFL will say he gave himself up and therefore down. But, that rule really seems to selectively enforced, say if a player gets up or rolls into the endzone.
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30 minutes ago, QCity said:
He knee was CLEARLY down before the ball came out. That still frame image was taken after his knee already hit the ground and touched.
27 minutes ago, gobills404 said:You do know a player isn't down til they get touched, right?
That's why I wanted to see the video. The tweet says he was not touched.
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1 hour ago, jkeerie said:
Okay. The first one in the previous game, you are correct. But in this game Lamar's knee was clearly down before the fumble. It was the right call.
Still want to see this video... You might be wrong, after all.
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4 minutes ago, jkeerie said:
Okay. The first one in the previous game, you are correct. But in this game Lamar's knee was clearly down before the fumble. It was the right call.
Maybe, you're correct. Still, I want to see that play again.
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8 minutes ago, jkeerie said:
How do you figure?
The record breaking kick (win) was proceeded by an aggregious delay of game (technical penalty) penalty not called.
This game, Jackson fumbled at the goal line right before they scored the TD that ended up resulting in the tie.
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This will be the second game the officials literally gave Baltimore, if Baltimore wins.
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2 minutes ago, Southern Bills Fan said:
That was a fumble at the goal line.
Yes!!! It was 100%.
Maybe, this time the refs don't get the Ravens the win.
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