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Orlando Buffalo

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  1. Josh needs to learn that in the NFL there a ton of dirty players who are looking for an opportunity to hurt him, just like a great player in nhl. But to actual question: yes is was probably intentional definitely dirty and Jackson should have been thrown out. 

    10 hours ago, SlimShady'sGhost said:
     

    B.B. on OMF regarding Jonathan Jones’ tackle of Josh Allen : “Jon did what we’ve coached him to do. If that’s a foul we’ll have to coach him differently.”

    If it were Tom that got hit ....  Hell on earth 

    Wait the guy who has been caught cheating how many times might have taught his players to cheat?!! I am shocked I tell you. He loves dudes with no class or ethics.

  2. 1 hour ago, Mango said:

     

    The more Allen plays, the more he almost

    looks like a replica of Favre. He’s missing connecting on some of those deep post and seem patterns. If he can start to connect on more of those and elevate his WR’s on this plays, we have a baller! 

    I agree- I am waiting for a reciever he trusts in all versions of the passing game like Fitzpatrick had Stevie- but with talent.

  3. I told a coworker last week I might not watch since I knew the Pats* would take a big shot at Allen if it was close game in the 4th. To me Van Noys hit was more evidence that the Pats told their players to take out our QB if given chance. My wife has all but forbidden me from watching Bills/Pats* since I get so pissed at the lack of class and decency from them.

  4. 1 hour ago, MarkAF43 said:

     

    It isn't. you need to look at the rule.  If he is on the line of scrimmage he can leap over, he cannot take a running start to do it.

     

    It's a completely legitimate and legal play.

    Based on purpose of rule and the fact he needs momentum forward to leap like that, not to mention he touched another player while jumping, means it should have been called. I do understand what you are saying but the purpose of rule was to stop that kind of play.

  5. 2 minutes ago, Utah John said:

    I have to say, if a player can take a single step and leap over all the players on the line of scrimmage, getting both enough height and enough distance, while wearing all the weight of pads and helmet -- well shoot these people aren't actually human.

    I agree- it seems impossible- and one yard is 3 feet so that does not allow even one full step because your angle up will be angle down and you need some room for clearance.

  6. 9 minutes ago, Simon said:

     

    OK, I get it now. Thanks for the clue-in.

    And fwiw,  I certainly wasn't implying that officials don't have a lengthy history of protecting that little weasel.

    Just that I wouldn't have thrown a flag for a guys hand sliding lightly across a QB's facemask when there was no blow to the head.

    I did not think you were defending just unaware of what happened. I also just thought officials were atrocious but that one play was not much compared to other mistakes.

  7. 56 minutes ago, MarkAF43 said:

    As someone else said, not a missed call. He was on the line and leaped over. Completely legal play based on the rule. 

    The rule was written and meant to be enforced to stop guys from doing that- it is a safety rule because a linemen popping up destroys this guy. A defender can jump over the line of scrimmage- it is against the rule and was another blown call. 

  8. 8 minutes ago, Simon said:

    I have not.

    I turn on the TV when a game starts and turn it off when the game is over. I haven't watched NFL highlite shows since Berman and Jackson got cancelled, I barely hear the broadcast team during the game and I've never listened to sports radio. The only sports media I ever engage with is this message board and even then I only read what interests me.

    Dude, I don't even own a cell phone; I'm like a freaking Luddite :lol:

    In that case- 10 days ago Brady tweeted he would not watch and NFL game due to holding calls. Since then the number of calls across the league have dropped and his team got 0 this weekend against our great Dline with his bunch of backup linemen.

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  9. 1 hour ago, Ethan in Portland said:

    Calls are missed every game both ways. Overall it was a reasonably well called game. 

    I am not saying it was a one sided bad call game- the officials were overall horrendous- to argue otherwise means you do not know rules. I saw multiple facemasks not called both ways and that sad defensive holding that helped us. Overall they were putrid by any standard.

  10. On 9/22/2019 at 12:52 PM, Lieutenant Aldo Raine said:

     

    That's partially correct.  The latest ballot initiative was to raise the hotel tax (similar to what Arizona did), and the only money out of San Diego residents pocket would be if they decided to stay in the hotel themselves.  The ballot initiative failed in a vote.  Back in the early 2000s, the Chargers offered pay for the entire stadium if the city of San Diego would grant them the land for free to build it.  The city said no.

    The city was part of the problem- which does not absolve Spanos- they wanted too much control over what happened. I hope Buffalo is not as dumb.

  11. 1 hour ago, Chris66 said:

    That moneyline looks like vegas isnt sold on the Bills just yet. Thats a lot different than the spread they put out. Thats not to say Bills havent improved. I expected a -225 on the Pats.

    The money line is based on trying to get half the bettors on each side- it is not an indicator of what Vegas thinks will happen. With that said the lines are mostly accurate because  people are usually staying away from wild lines.

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