LeGOATski

That's a stupid call.

You got just as sensitive yesterday when I trolled you. Stop being a little B word.

Yeah...anyone arguing that call is just a bitter Steelers fan

It would be cool if the Bills face the final NFCE team in the Super Bowl and win....

That's a good way to look at it. He struggled making a play on the ball against Pickens, but I think it was a good learning experience.

Moss would've got stuck in the backfield. Singletary I think would've cut through the hole on the left for a nice gain, where the run was supposed to go, and been ridden out of bounds. Instead, Cook cuts to the right, which makes the upfield LB have to spin around and it gives Cook that split second advantage. Then all he needed to beat was the safety.

If you don't like that, then check the other 4 games the Bills have played so far against better teams and QBs. Roflmao.

It was clean. I got annoyed at the commentators afterwards trying to call for a penalty (and a little homerism with that on my part, too.) In particular, I hated how when Romo asked the broadcast ref (I forget his name) if the hit was legal and the ref was super vague about it. It really sums up NFL officiating for me: Romo: "Hey ref, was that actually a penalty?" Ref: "Well...you don't want a see a QB hit like that. We want to protect the QB as much as possible. And the defender...uh...the defender is expected to try to protect the QB in that scenario..." I was like, wtf just tell us if the hit was a penalty or not. Truth is the ref can't because he's used to making arbitrary calls on vague NFL rules.

And the Ravens by comparison were just coasting in the 2nd half with a comfortable lead? What about the first half? I thought they said it was a hammy

Yep. Just look from last week to this week; keeping with my Lamar vs Pickett theme since, you know, @BringBackFergy brought it up. Pickett with 120 yards at the half and 327 yards by the end of the game. Lamar with 108 yards at the half and 144 yards by the end of the game. We all know who the better QB is (except maybe @BringBackFergy) but without Edmunds on defense, the lesser QB excels.

Everyone saw that you checked through your posts to find the quote. You literally looked through your posts because you couldn't even remember what you said. Do you even remember starting this thread? You post this and then whine about others being childish?

They tried that and it worked! I think you saved Gabe Davis' career!!

James Cook better not ruin Allen's MVP bid. Get that selfish ####### outa here.

He can't back up his argument, so that's what he resorts to. I've been nothing but civil here.

Obviously I'd need to post to quote you. That's how the message board works. Don't look now, but Lamar Jackson is 3rd in the MVP voting right now. Where is Kenny Pickett? Oh, that's right. He's not even being considered.

I literally quoted you. All you have to do is scroll up on your phone, tablet, or computer. Why is that so hard? Still waiting for you to explain your reasoning, so stop deflecting. I didn't even mention Lamar's running ability, which is better than the Bills' own QB Josh Allen. Lamar has 316 rush yards and Pickett has 25. It's not even close dude.

You said Kenny Pickett is just as good as Lamar Jackson. I've given you the stats that show you're obviously wrong and anyone watching the game can tell those two QBs are not on the same level. Feel free to explain your logic and why you're five steps behind.

How does that make Kenny Pickett better than Lamar Jackson? Look at these stat lines: Pickett: 44/65, 68%, 0 TDs, 4 INTs, 447 yds, 61.5 rating Jackson: 76/117, 65%, 11 TDs, 4 INTs, 893 yds, 105.1 rating How in the world can you tell me Kenny Pickett is as good as Lamar Jackson?

"Kenny Pickett is just as good as Lamar Jackson" - @BringBackFergy

Those players obviously aren't that good. The Bills are going to be able to save a lot of money.

Give us an actual analysis

Rookie move not to throw that away

In real time, I thought Elam grabbed him, but replay showed a clear push-off

Phillips....