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Addictions gained practically in the cradle are hard to quit. To answer truthfully, I think the situation is a gray area somewhere between wrestling and a just game. The little bit of hope that you might be good enough to beat the cheat makes it something more than irrational, though fandom is by definition not quite a product of lucid calculation is it?

I'll be highly surprised if this happens. I think there will be a concerted effort to redress deficiencies on offense. They've got to know they miscalculated on the oline and that they are wasting productive years of a franchise qb otherwise.

I understand. Just expressing bitterness at injustice without redress.

The problem with that theory is an expectation that the refs are competent and on the level.

Maybe he's a whiner because of blatant inequities in the way the game is called. Chicken, egg? There's enough anomalous stats here to feed paranoia, possibly not delusional.

Days like yesterday have to be reserved for playoffs typically. Otherwise, Allen's career will be like Newton's, the life span of a St. Bernard. Just a shame such an exemplary performance was marred by blatant elbow on the scales by the refs.

Sometimes conspiracy theories are correct, even if a lot of folks who spout conspiracy theories are unhinged. Impossible to verify this, but I have a feeling once the Bills have a new stadium in the works, they'll get more calls. It's the NFL way.

Roger Goodell.

Worse than a troll is a certain kind of obtuseness that considers itself "objective."

It's not all that needs to be said. An incredible comeback doesn't get dismissed just because they put themselves in need of an incredible comeback. Injustice or incompetence by the refs isn't a moot point. Folks who say you need to win so cinvincingly the refs can't screw you are asking for the moon. Typically, you're not going to blow out good teams, so getting calls right or not is always going to affect the outcome.

"Let's play as if we have an oline."

Arvo Part is an Estonian composer of classical music, mainly religious. This is a different kind of music from what is typically in this thread, but he's worth knowing in my opinion. One of my favorites from back in the day.

Yikes, I don't really like any of our rbs (if we have to settle, I think the answer is NOT Moss) and I can't believe the oline isn't bad, though I'm not a guru so I must not know what I'm looking at.

I am interested in this issue as it applies to our offense. We need a better run game. It will make our pass game much more effective. That's the point, though when one asserts it, some posters go back at you as if you are preaching a return to the seventies and the ground and pound game. That is a sophistry, substituting a ridiculous argument for the actual assertion in order to easily dismiss it.

Fella is here to provide the absurd take POV.

Fatherhood involves a lot more than that. I doubt this fella is going to jet around and responsibly play a role in the lives of the many kids who are the product of multiple flash relationships; the whole thing is pretty cynical if one takes ordinary intelligence and context into mind.

Under weather conditions so adverse the Sith Lord ordered three passes attempted by Wonder Boy Jr, Allen made numerous throws that should have been caught. The fifty yarder to Diggs was exceptional. If anything, Allen should have thrown more and run more, though Knox had a nostalgia game of oops, what do I do when the ball hits me in the hands? The fella you are chatting with has a history of downgrading Allen. He's just wrong.

A few. That loss was mainly on play execution. The win was there to be taken. I'm salty about the usual BB genius crap immediately forthcoming from lazy commentators. Easily could have gone the other way. From a Bills' perspective, I can only hope there is a successful effort in the offseason to upgrade the oline significantly. Size at rb and wr wouldn't be bad either.

Ahh, I'm not up for debating, especially when the facts are not helpful to my cause in this case. You're a decent sort, considering by some curse of birth or circumstance you ended up rooting for the evil empire. Nothing you can say will convince me the zebras aren't habitually inclined to help out certain fellas and teams. It isn't simply earned points for excellence, though I grant that plays a role.

Probably, though the original tuck rule thing eons ago happened without much resume, no?

Man, the talking heads on ESPN would literally explode. Hmmm, now I'm considering it . . .

Unless you're Jerry Hughes, but now he's too old and beat up for it to matter. Damn, I resemble that.

The only ones who doubt this are trolls or morons. Whether they fix it is the issue.

I dunno, maybe he's imitating Brady and forgot he plays for the wrong team.

Smith takes a medication for blood clots. I'm not clear on the exact nature of his condition, but it was thought the nature of the medication he takes might preclude being able to play professional football. Evidently, those concerns were overwrought.