Drop Kick Flutie

Peyton must be a real jerk.

There is a video from September of the VP of officiating stating that the rule applied to players not on the line at the snap. NFL !@#$ed up teaching the rules.

reporting it to the refs at the start of overtime after they had used the same tactic on the Pat's game tying kick.

I think today's game should clearly show the Pats were not receiving preferential treatment from refs, in fact, the case can be made for quite the opposite.

It isn't called 100% of the time, because that happens to Chandler Jones at least one a game without getting called.

Reffs don't catch everything, reffs missed calls that allowed the Saints to score. It goes both ways.

Oh, you mean the Carson Palmer rule? BTW I stopped reading at the bold, you can't argue with somebody who can't get simple facts right.

logic states that if he was getting more roughing the passer calls for him on hits he'd have more total

Next man up. Hightower is a quality LB.

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/sorry-Michael-Vick-NFL-referees-do-not-play-favorites-092911 Lets not let facts get in the way of a good argument.

guy I replied to evidently did

Clearly a lateral.

Not with the kind of lawyer that thug can afford

Maybe for you, but a court of law needs more.

A little bit from America's Finest News Source: http://www.theonion.com/articles/53-worst-current-buffalo-bills-players,34007/?ref=auto

The book from the guy who has no evidence and no knowledge of football and was fined and suspended for stock fraud?

They actually played the "spygate" tapes for reporters, half the time the video was pointing at cheerleader's asses and the other allegations piled on after the fact were proven false

one punched a pats player, the other pushed a ref

Because Suh stomped on an arm, I don't know about you but I don't have a brain in my arm.

Vereen broke his wrist on the 1st play of the game.

I saw some bills DBs get away with murder, it goes both ways. Bills got calls against them because they were physically outmatched and were making it obvious that they were compensating for that.

Proper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance, or at least that's the way it is in the Marines.

As for the O-line against the Lions, they weren't doing any adjustments, they were not seeing the match up and changing the play, they just ran the play as is. I believe this was not an accident, it would have been different with a regular season game on the line. As for Mayo havn't watched much of him in the preseaon but the last few years he's been one of the few bright spots on the Pats defense and considered one of the best in the league and I expect a solid season out of him. And pre season is a load of crock 90% of the time

If I'm the Pats and I can make the schedule how I want, why would I waste my bye week on the Bills? I'd rather use it on a team that would be harder to beat like the Broncos.

While drafting Brady may have been luck how they managed him after drafting him wasn't. I bet there is at least a few late round QBs who would have made above average starters had they been given the right circumstances.