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Why is he waiting for the call, they should have had multiple plays called already.

Fing joke

Fair catch with 10 yard cushion

Wonder if they'll actually go hurry up here or continue to run the clock?

D did their job once again. A little help would be nice.

Running clock like theyve got lead.

They do realize they are down10?

Take your time guys you've got all night.

Could Hogan be more unaware of the first down market? Could have had it easily had he just turned upfield.

I do too...cancelled by a penalty.

The difference is their no name players make big plays when they need them and our players rarely do. It happens every time they play the Pats.

It's Rex's fault that they regularly allow the D to take away their best weapon on offense. They are all too happy to let Watkins be a decoy and it's frustrating as hell. He's there most explosive player and he hasn't even had a target. This happens weekly. You aren't going to be an explosive offense if you can't get your best players the ball.

I can't wait to revel in it. His downfall will be almost as enjoyable as having the Bills be successful.

You prove my point for me. Some guys don't do the work and they are worse for it. I don't really care about what the NBA does. I'm talking about improving the NFL refs. It's a no brainer that the more they work at it the better they'll be. It might not be exciting for them doing drills and classroom work year round but it would make them better come Sunday.

It makes total sense. You can't stay as sharp doing something part time compared to being immersed in it daily. Football players don't sit around during the offseason because there are no games. They take steps to improve themselves. It's a year round job even though there are only games 16 weeks a year. The refs should have that same type of dedication to their craft. Just like the players, the calls they make decide games. If they had full time officials there would be no need to do things in the offseason for money. They'd have a regimented training program that kept them sharp. You wouldn't have mistakes made like in the Seahawks/Lions game with the batted ball. Would it be perfect? Obviously not, but it would definitely be an improvement. You have a multi-billion dollar industry with players who makes tens of millions of dollars a year and the NFL can't pay the money to make the officiating as good as possible?

Unless he turns it around this season I don't see anybody bringing him in as their starter next year. He might be forced to retire due to lack of suitors.

Refs can do a lot in the offseason to prepare for the coming season. It's not all about actual games. There are loads of classroom and training exercises that would keep these guys immersed in the profession instead of it being something they do on the side. I guess you're someone who thinks that the more you prepare and train to do something doesn't make you better.

Does it matter? ESPN is only going to want to interview players from the winning team...

The Bills control their own destiny even if they lose to the Pats.

Hire full time refs who only officiate NFL games and that's their job. Let them work on their craft year round instead of doing it part time. I don't think there is any doubt that someone who devotes all of their work time to improving will be better than guys who do it in addition to whatever their profession is.

I'm not conceding them that. They have Seahawks Colts, Bengals, Broncos in their next four. They could easily stumble during that stretch.

We may have the QB already. He's just not there yet. We'll see, but no matter how the TT plays from here on out they need to bring in another option and continually try to improve the position until they are 100% positive they have their guy.

So far, so good. How I'd love a Chargers win today. A Chargers win is almost as important as a Bills win.

There is another option. They have a coach who is willing to challenge Revis regularly. Bills want to win with their D and seem too willing to allow Watkins to be taken out of the game because they are playing it "safe." I think they need to play it close to the vest but that shouldn't mean they allow their best playmaker to be taken out of the game.

Ryan pick 6 inside the 10 yard line saved the Colts season.