PetermansRedemption

He’ll get a weekend in jail or something idiotic. I have zero faith in the justice system to actually work when it comes to the uber-wealthy and famous.

Am I the only one who opened this thread expecting to see a story about how Brandon Beane was getting his MD this year?

Wouldn’t it make more sense to just remove the subjectivity attached to the play clock as well? If they can do it for the game clock they could for the play clock. That’s what frustrates many people. The NFL has enough ambiguous rules. Removing subjectivity where possible seems like a logical step. Edit to add: The NBA doesn’t seem to have a problem with their shot clock. If it’s at 0 and the ball hasn’t left your hand, it has expired. The NFL should be the same way. If the play clock hits zero and the ball isn’t moving to initiate the snap, it’s a penalty.

In Hard Knocks defense, the Bills haven’t had it since its inception and they don’t have an NFL championship either.

Yes please. I have been hoping for a Bills hard knocks for a long time. That being said, I still think the Bears would have to be the top choice.

Why would the Eagles have the first game of the season? As the defending champs, it has to go to Kansas City.

My vote as well. Love prime time games. Let’s me kick back all day Sunday and watch redzone.

Amazing overpayment at this point of Tre’s career. If healthy and based on his past, non injury seasons, then this is fair. With the injury uncertainty, he should be thanking his agent with a giant bonus. Nevetheless, not a guy I’d ever root against, Tre was nothing but a warrior during his time here. Weird to see him with another team. And if any team other than the Bills wants to overpay anyone, more power to them.

Leave it to the NFL to solve a miniscule problem (game clock) and completely ignore the actual, frequent problem (play clock)

I don’t ever remember any issue where the game clock expired and they let the play go off. If this is truly game clock and not play clock, then this is a rule to solve a problem that doesn’t even exist.

IMO they should have also implemented an accompanying change to the onside kick format. Should have made it a 4th and 20 play from the kickoff yard line. If you are eliminating surprise onside kicks anyways, should have changed up how they work.

It was either this or completely eliminate the kick off. I’m not sure which I prefer, but I’m willing to give this one a try. How do the players know the kickoff returner has touched the ball? Surely they don’t turn around to watch. Do the officials blow a whistle to indicate it?

Absolutely fake news. If it was legit, it would actually make me a fan of his.

Oh I’ll be watching this one for sure.

One of my biggest takeaways from that fiasco was, how bad was Haack punting in practice that you let Martin punt injured? AND why did you then bring Haack back after the playoffs?