The Big Cat

It's a lot different. I get that they're both in the entertainment industry. But just as an actor's job is much different from the guy's hanging the lighting rigs on set, there is some variation in exactly what being in the entertainment industry entails.

WCO is fine...given you can let one travel 10+ yards. He cannot.

I don't know. End up looking like a total horse's ass?

When a defender has his back to a blocker and his momentum suddenly halts, it's called 99% of the time.

You don't seem to follow. They were both bad calls. They both potentially cost the Bills the game. You can be a hardass and talk about how the Bills should win in spite of the refs, and that's fine and all, but it doesn't eliminate the reality that both calls were atrocious. I'm not precisely sure why you're trying to talk fans out of the reality.

And like several people responded before: fine. That approach works so long as you don't bail them out on the previous play with a ticky tack PI call. How in god's name do you reconcile that?

Dude, he clearly did (2), in several ways. And it's patently obvious to everyone but you.

Just adding my unsolicited $0.02 here: I don't like his reviews, his grading system or his analyses. I've found them to be unreliable and often inaccurate. I prefer Jeremy White's. And, of course, nobody ACTUALLY knows what s/he is talking about like Sal. But I think Joe B's content is consistently the weakest.

A Crown Royal sack filled with shrimp tails. Steve Palazzolo @PFF_Steve Tannehill attempted 9 of his 19 passes beyond the line of scrimmage. Average depth of target: 2.4 yards Perfect passer rating

Then the Bills should file a grievance against the league and appeal to every high court in the land until every last NFL game in 2015, Bills or otherwise is vacated. You can't just shrug your shoulders and say "oh well, refs hate Hughes." If that's the case, then the Bills have been systematically put at a competitive advantage by conspiring league officials. I happen to NOT think that's the case. I just think they're !@#$ing lousy at their jobs.

But that's not the way the world is. I'm sorry. https://vine.co/v/eYvMF3Kalri Graham apparently pulled his hammy. But, as I've been screaming to anyone who will listen: our safeties have been AWFUL. Just awful. The moment Hughes has his back to the guy but somehow has his momentum halted...what could the O-lineman POSSIBLY be doing to him that's even remotely legal?

Fine. But don't bail the opposition with a highly questionable PI call right before it. You were warned. That's total bull ****. Total, vindictive bull **** that has no place in professional officiating. Sorry. I don't buy this horse **** for one second. In other words, go ahead and break the rules against this guy because we don't like him. False. Doesn't work that way.

i'm not sure why OP made this thread title a question. should have read: if cassel plays decently, whaley should be fired. and if he doesn't, he should be fired anyways.

This

It honestly makes me sick to my stomach.

I'm serious. Don't watch this. Okay, you've been warned: https://twitter.com/RQUINN619/status/659085700617404417

You're cherry picking 2010, but fine, I'll bite. Had no shot at getting Wouldn't want anyways Might have been nice That leaves: Palmer--was at death's door leaving the Raiders. Has had a career resurgence nobody could have foreseen, but is probably due, in large part to Bruce Arians. Wilson--So was this another post to tell us that we should have drafted Wilson instead of TJ Graham when we traded up in the third in 2012? Yep. No ****. Everyone aggress with you. Carr--Whole lotta meh. Bridgewater--Whole lotta meh. Carr and Bridgewater might turn into something special, but right now they're no better than TT.

The question that always arises during this conversation: okay, so who should have been brought in?

Your point was that the Bills haven't invested any resources to get a quarterback. That's patently false given all the counter information you've now been presented with.

They spent four picks alone on JP Losman: Traded 2004 second and fifth and 2005 first and spent the 22nd.

Agreed. But it's been far from a "rash" for the past three weeks. That narrative died half a season ago, IMO.

That's it. Bills Nation has officially lost it.

Well, why do you think the pass rush isn't working?

Yes. That's exactly what's going on. Why is this so hard? QB drops back, here comes pressure, boop, his first read is open. EVERY TIME. WHY? Because our safeties and linebackers are doing a LOUSY job of cutting it off. Because Rex has a bad relationship with the players?