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As a high school football official, I feel better about myself pretty much every time I watch the Bills play. The non PI against Zay Jones was absurd. If the receiver has his back to the ball as a result of getting hit before the ball arrives, I'd say that's an advantage for the defender. Frankly, I don't understand why there was a flag to pick up against Tre regardless of run, or pass on a later play. Continued contact from LOS, so what was illegal?

I'm sorry, but misuse of the word literally drives me figuratively insane. 223 divided by 2 = 111.5 . Sorry, that is not LITERALLY half. I can almost excuse the math, but don't say literally. Sorry I'm whining

1) . Mariota got beat by a QB not good enough for the NFL 2) . Vrabel got beat by a coach not good enough for the NFL Where are those idiotic comments now?

Equate that to most hail Mary throws. Receivers typically bat the ball backwards to a teammate sitting under the gang of jumpers. Same philosophy.

Halloween must be near cause McCoy isa witch

That comments leads me to feel the thing that is high is the evaluator. Holmes should extend his arms there (not to mention come back to the ball). That's an NFL level throw and Pop Warner level reception attempt.

LOVE that idea. Would be a great fantasy stat.

At least Holmes is a good blocker.

Allen bullet to Zay. THAT is what we all hope for and hope to see more of.

And he continues to get pushed by the lineman, they go down, flag thrown. If NFL wants to protect QBs, then refs need a quick whistle. Unfortunately, that play will get no national run.

The offense does make me sleepy ?

Just watched reply of Bojorquez throw. Not that I've like the officiating, but that was a good no call. The defender was already in the process of tackling Bojorquez who was a runner. During the tackle, he chucks the ball, so the defender cannot behave as though he's a passer. Unfortunate, but correct call.

But you can run a hurry up play instead of having the QB fall fwd. They do audible at the NFL level.

Flea flicker was a stretch play. I would have preferred he throw to someone other than a double covered Benjamin. That would have been a nice try to McCloud w/ Benjamin drawing coverage underneath holding the safety. They NEED to run, so I'm happy w the game plan thus far.

True. Totally true.

We're not a dominant club. Our running game shows signs of life. I'll take that. Unless our receivers figure out how to gain separation, we'll never dominate anyone on the scoreboard. Tenn offense is not a juggernaut, so this is about what I would have guessed. Our biggest disappointment by far is special teams. Woeful in most stages

1. Josh Allen is not an nfl qb I cite Goff as a reason to think Allen has time before we jump to that conclusion. Goff was God awful as a rookie. 2. As evidenced by his record. He still has things to learn, but he's out coached many. I don't know who he trusts to tell him to throw the review flag, but that clown needs to go.

As a football official, I tend to be supportive, but this has been a pretty poorly officiated game. The hold on the Tenn OL against Star was awful. The false start on Josh was ridiculous. I've seen P. Rivers (among others) shake his hands relentlessly to get the snap. Far more hand action that Allen did. Yet another useless review. I pretty much felt that since McD wanted the review, it would stay a 1st down. I'm sure there are others, but those stand out. Sad given that one of the officials comes from the association I work with

Useless thread. This staff made their bed and they'll lie (die) in it. There was little reason to believe that we could beat Minnesota. This will have to be a week to week evaluation otherwise you'll fall too far down the rabbit hole. Enjoy your week. Spend Sundays with friends so at least you'll have that to look forward to.

So what would your intelligent response be? I'm not defending the original post, but just saying someone else is dumb is just plain lazy. Demonstrate your argument.

Matthews won't be able to afford all the babies he'd make staying in Buffalo Nope. Next question.

This stat is particularly skewed since Allen holds the ball WAY too long. Other QBs release the ball quickly, so their time holding the ball is far lower.

The problem is that officials know that calling it a fumble (or TD when appropriate) will then require a replay, so they make that call knowing a review can correct an error. The problem is that calling it a fumble is the call that must be overturned. The trend now is without extraordinary conclusive evidence, they won't overturn.

Clearly we are not a run heavy team any longer. I listened to the halftime comments that Josh does not need to do it all in one play. Then why don't we run the ball? I didn't expect to see progress from last week, but seeing us regress to uselessness again is disappointing.

Whistle blew. Not reviewable