JMF2006

Play calling is a coaching decision.

It looked innocent enough at first but his head bounced off the turf and you could clearly see he was unconscious. That was a very serious concussion. My prayers go out to him I hope he is ok

Kicking the tires on a Lambo? Going to get more action with those young hotties that way

I hope he only bought 12 grain bread ;.)

Everyone's in on it.....except the ticket buying public J/K But I do Billieve the refs try to help determine an outcome....sometimes they fail

It would be an OPI then. Your talking about Diggs not Evans Both cost us the game as Evans was 3rd down

He pulled his head and neck down yet some how the flags on Levi. Total BS

The numbers don't lie and to top it off the Bills get 3 holds and 2 DPI's in that game and clearly Evans initiated contact on Wallace on the last one. The easy solution is for you to not join the conversation if you don't like it. I presented new evidence with facts from a third party not Kryk but the nflpenalties.com site

And no other coach talks to the refs or asks for an explanation.

They were supposed to give us a game in week 17 last year and the Bills starters played about 2 quarters

The T Sun has a paywall so I copied and pasted the complete article. The link I referred to was the nflpenalties.com link

Interesting article by John Kryk in the Toronto Sun Today with a link...... NFLpenalties.com Title....Bills receivers can't help but feel they have been hosed When the Buffalo Bills’ star wide receiver, Stefon Diggs, was gooned up the left sideline and into the end zone on Sunday by a Tampa Bay Buccaneers defender, no flag was thrown. For either defensive holding (illegal restraining of a potential pass catcher before the ball is thrown) or defensive pass interference (for the same offence, post-throw). That was on a crucial 3rd-and-2 play from the Tampa Bay seven-yard line, with 28 seconds left in regulation, and Buffalo trailing 27-24. The pass fell incomplete. If a flag had been thrown, Buffalo rightly would have been gifted a first down just a few feet from the Bucs goal line. The Bills could have run down most or all of the remaining time in getting as many as four cracks at a game-winning touchdown from the lip of the cup. As it was, the Bills kicked a field goal on 4th-and-2, then lost 33-27 in OT. As egregious as that no-call on the Diggs pass play appeared to be, perhaps no one should be surprised, given the scarcity of defensive holding penalties called against Bills opponents this season. In fact, the only opposing defender in Buffalo’s 13 games to be flagged for defensive holding is Xavien Howard of the Miami Dolphins, once on each occasion the two teams played, in October and November. That’s over 13 games. One defender. Twice. Every other defender? Zip. This, according to a review of Buffalo’s infraction-by-infraction data this season, both for and against, as posted at Nflpenalties.com. An unintended anomaly? Surely, yeah. Because unlike what the conspiracy promoters in every team’s fan base maintains, the league’s officiating crews actually are not out to get them, Bills included. They just screw up a bunch. That doesn’t make this no-holds-called trend any more digestible, or less concerning, for the Bills and their fans. Or fair. Because the calls aren’t going both ways: Buffalo defenders have been flagged 14 times so far in 2021 for this particular infraction, including three times just in the Bills’ crushing overtime loss at Tampa. Two other times the Bills defence vs. the Bucs was flagged for pass interference. That the Bills were penalized more times for defensive holding against Tom Brady and crew (three) than all opponents in 13 games have against the Bills (two), seems unlikely to reflect on-field reality, in any light. Even if it’s likely just a random, unfortunate occurrence. At least DPI flags have been dished about equally in Bills games: Eight thrown against Buffalo, nine against Buffalo foes. That said, the last time an opposing Bills defender was flagged for DPI was in New Orleans on U.S. Thanksgiving Day, nine quarters — and a whole lot of Western New York heartache — ago.

Josh at 50% on one leg is better than Truebiscuit so I would say no Maybe Mongo can carry him(JA17) to the huddle

I think they need to let Josh loose like Jimbo in the K- Gun. Brady was shredding our D with the hurry up but when they slowed things down to run the clock it allowed us to substitute and they were stymied. I think Josh could rip a team to shreds in a no huddle hurry up.

My question would be "Did the Refs kiss you before the game? " Because they sure sure screwed you.

The thing I don't understand is how a primary target WR gets held multiple times during the game once blatantly on a deep pass with the cloth stretched for all to see and no call. But several times this year a secondary target on the opposite side of the field gets a flag and extends the Bills opponents drive. Come On Refs kiss us before you screw us

Lets go Buffalo

RIP Mr. Pike

If one of our players came down with weight on any QB in the league there would be a 15 yd penalty. It happened twice in the Pats game to him with no call.

They might as well flip a coin on this one I don't think either one stands a chance unless they are playing the Falcons

Only one jagoff journo sad the D got owned...sulking sully. 2 FG and one busted run play TD is not owned.....owned was the Colts game.

Has he tendered his resignation yet? Come On Man....he was just extended lets get real.

He threw 3 passes one was a check down/screen to a RB one was greatly defended and one was a fantastic catch on a poorly thrown ball. He didn't even need to be good. The Bills shot themselves in the foot again with drops and poor execution. BTW build a dome....we are all getting too old for this outdoors in January crap

This game is the rallying point like AZ was last year. It's time to lace up those cleats and pull up those jock straps boys As Wrex once said " Its On "

Glad they were so happy to win........... considering the only reason they won was lack of execution by the Bills not Grumpy Bill's brilliant game plan.