Simon

There is no NFL rule about having to have your head around or be looking for the ball. You are 100% allowed to play the receiver with your back turned as long as you don't initiate contact before the ball arrives. And I do not need to watch the play again as I've already clearly seen him grab both of Claypool's arms in high definition.

This is not true at all. There is no rule that states a defender has to be looking back for the ball. Playing the receiver without looking back is not a penalty. Levi was called for interference because first he was grabbing at the receivers right arm near the top of the route. Then he used his other arm/hand to grab the receivers left arm when the ball was coming in. He grabbed BOTH OF THE WR'S ARMS while the ball was in the air. Referees tend to look down on that sort of thing.

I would suggest no. If I roll one up and pass it around, that is a decision. If a bunch of people contribute to the salad, that is an agreement.

In the meantime, I would strongly suggest that anybody that tries to drag this stuff into other threads is not going to be satisfied with how that turns out. Feel free to talk about how it impacts the Bills, stadium experience, etc in this thread, but please keep it limited to this thread so it doesn't consume the entire forum. Thank you

I was wondering if it was windy up there yesterday. Then I saw Coach go for it on 4th/8 from the 35. That seemed to answer that question. 🌬️💨💨

I was talking about him waiting for 24 hrs....

Congrats!

If part of your game plan includes Zach Moss on the sideline in civvies, your gameplan is ****ed up.

The key is that he's not facing an "imminent loss of yardage due to pressure from the defense". It's the same as a spike but it takes a few more seconds off the clock.

I thought the bigger issue was choosing to kick the FG at that point. If McCarthy had an ounce of brass, he goes for it on 4th down and probably wins the game if he converts. Not going for it and instead handing the ball back to Brady with only a 2pnt lead, over 1:30 left, a TO in his pocket and 4 downs to play with is just signing your own death warrant. A unique combination of stupid and gutless!

This just in: Mike McCarthy is still a nutless wonder

Couldn't find a meme for dick with a box?

I was drooling over that throw before it even hit Davis' hands. Stuck in 3rd/20 after perfectly executing a Brady-like drive and then he caps it off with that rip? 😮

If he stays healthy this year and plays anywhere near the level he played last year, he's going to get rich real quick. Last year he was probably the Bills best Lineman on either side of the ball and doesn't get enough credit for how good he really was all season long.

That's a lot more lunch money now. Go get you some filet, Daryl!

He's the best player on their entire team as far as I'm concerned and I wouldn't be remotely surprised to see the Bills moving Allen around a lot because of it.

Last year I think he had a grand total of 1 tackle after getting jacked up by Daryl Williams all night. He was so ineffective they ended up flipping him around just to get him away from Williams. Watt will show up ready to play and with chips on both shoulders re: his contract and getting dominated by #75 last year, and I still don't think it will make a galdanged bit of difference.

Not to be too flippant, but I really couldn't care less whether TJ Watt decides to play or not. The last time he stepped onto a field against the Bills, Daryl Williams spent 4 qrtrs making him his personal bi*** and I haven't seen anything to make me think that's suddenly going to change. I half hope he sits out just so I can forever make fun of him for ducking Daryl.

You the man, Sherp..... 👊

Great name but I thought he looked like he absolutely did not belong on an NFL field. Physically overmatched at every level in every facet of the game.

Was it this?

hehehe That made me think of this classic

You can't necessarily win a game with them. But you can lose one without them.

Baller. He'll be back.

Oliver only played 6 snaps last week vs Chicago.