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Why are you worried about it? What does it matter?

Here's to hoping for a game 17! Go bills!

I was literally about to post that I get my intel from Dunkirk Don. By the way, i'm digging your Trump-esque posting style!

Oh me too. Awful. Misspelled words and everything.

Good find.. but good god, who writes/edits these articles? I sure hope they're not getting paid to do it....

I don't know about all of that, but I'll say this. I came over from the BBMB. I never really posted over there, just used it to pick up news/rumors, etc., and to get people's (other than the "experts") take on the team. I love it over here, and spend a lot of time on these boards every day, if not posting, just browsing and staying up on what's going on.

I'm excited. First year of the new coaching staff and a so-called "rebuild" and we're sitting here in the conversation in week 17. This season was VASTLY better than probably anyone's realistic expectation given the circumstances. I know people will jump to the whole "The roster is McBeane's fault!" garbage, but if he can coach THIS group of guys to 9-7 and a playoff berth? It has me excited where he can take us once he and Beane get the chance to build the roster their way. Anybody who's still complaining at this point needs to just go the hell away.

Dude's name is "foreigner"

We're 7-3 when he plays. WHEN he plays.

Is it sad that this is my first instinct/reaction pretty much every single week, regardless of who is officiating our games?

God almighty it was brutally hot that day, and my lazy butt was sitting in the stands.

Chiefs. We've already beaten them once.

The official was also "right there watching the entire play" in the Kelvin Benjamin play, too. We all know how that turned out, too.

The bigger issue to me was this. In no replay that CBS showed did any camera angle show the first down sticks. They didn't even place the ball and freaking measure. Just automatically awarded them the first down.

To me it was always "Make a football move" i.e. 2 steps, making a cut, etc. Which is, in my opinion, what the Steelers receiver did. Had clear possession and then made a football move

14 points off turnovers, preferably defensive touchdowns. I don't have faith the offense can convert on a consistent basis

Welcome, and Go Bills!

Yeah. One of those things that's impossible to prove.

I'd like it... However, if he still had it, they wouldn't have released him.

It doesn't matter. We wouldn't have won that game with any quarterback that day. It's a moot point.

Me too

Oh I know it's not happening. It's just a garbage product. Now, if they wanted to package it so that every team that's playing on TNF has a bye the week before, it'd be different. But you can't do that because there are TNF games every week, and you cant give someone a bye week in week 2

I hope the "changes" they're willing to consider include GETTING RID OF IT

The best part about it, is we're going to have a shot at it in week 17, regardless of what happens in Foxborough. Obviously, I want to open up a can of whoopass on the Pats* but even if we lose, we still have a shot in the final week of the season. Considering it's the first year of a new system, with a talent-deficient roster, It's exciting thinking about the future of this team, even if we dont make the dance this year.