Chandemonium

Section 415. Driving down from Columbia SC the morning of the game. Where's the tailgate gonna be?

I'll be representing in section 415!

I'll be there!

Hell yes I cried. I never cheered so much for a non bills touchdown either.

Just bought a pair for me and my wife. Driving down from Columbia sc

Here's to 4 more games for Kyle this season!

Road trip to Jacksonville! I'm only about 4 hours away, I have to go if they get in and that's where they play. Is there any chance we end up the 5 seed and playing in KC instead? In that case I'll watch at the bills bar around the corner from my house.

Throw the damn ball!

Why would we switch qb's up by 14?

My gut says this game is over, but I haven't completely given up hope that Gore and Hilton can make it interesting if the d can stop the ravens ...and with that gore scores

It's pretty simple for me. They've been fun to watch 8 times this year, and not fun to watch 6 times.

The last time they played a team 3 times they lost to the Jets in the divisional round, however. We just need to get in the playoffs one way or another, win a wildcard game, and 3rd time's the charm!

To me I'd be happy if they kept it almost as is, but tweaked when possession is established in relation to going to the ground. In this particular case, to me possession was established when he tucked the ball as his knee was about to touch. He then twists his body and extends the ball. At that point he's established possession and made a football move, and the play should be dead as a touchdown the moment the ball crosses the plane. If the same play happened not on the goal line, I'd still like to see it called a catch once the player possesses the ball enough to be able to make a football move, even if that all occurs in the process of going to the ground like it did here. If you are controlling the ball well enough to be able to tuck, then twist and extend, to me that's a catch all day long. If the ball then pops out when it hits the ground that would be a fumble. In this particular instance the fumble part would be moot because 1) the play is already dead by virtue of breaking the plane, and 2) despite moving when he goes to the ground the ball never actually leaves his grasp.

Just heard Alberto Riveron's explanation on NFL network. The Vice President of officiating cant even explain why it's incomplete without the first sentence out of his mouth being "you can see roethliberger completes the pass"

You know, this guy:

This guy gets it.

You really captured the spirit of the thing.

Hopefully he picks football only to realize he can't play anymore because of the beating he's taken.

Make that 17-2

They would have to but it's cancelled out by their backup QB anti-asterisk

Relax, it was just a wordplay on the other meaning of appealing.

No, he's a scumbag.

I graduated HS in '06, played hockey and lacrosse. Showering in the locker room after hockey was the norm. When me and the handful of other guys who played both sports did it at lacrosse the rest of the team looked at us like we were nuts the first few times. Eventually a few of the non-hockey guys started doing it, but it never caught on with the majority of the team.

Yup. McDermott spoke to this on his wgr appearance after the Carolina game when they were questioning his timeout use/clock management that game. He said they wanted to see the formation first to put his defense in the best position to stop it. When they asked a follow up question about what if they change the formation after the timeout, his response was basically while that could happen, it's still a win for us because we're forcing them into taking their second best option. What a refreshing change from Rex.

Thought about driving over from Columbia but I don't think I'll be able to swing it. I went to the Carolina game and I might be able to go to both dolphins games since they're over my work break