DaBillsFanSince1973

greed will always keep the nfl broken. vegas plays a very large part now more than ever and with the millions of dollars on a weekly basis on all these betting sources it's obvious why refereeing has become so obvious with the blatant bad calls we're seeing now having a big impact on the game results. it sucks. the only reason I even watch is there may be a chance the bills finally get that championship with JA. I can honestly say I have not tuned in and watched a full nfl game other than video clips and what I read through media sources. aside from when the bills play, I'm disinterested and can clearly see there is no end in sight, at least not for the few years I would have left to watch. NFL referees slammed for making Jets-Bills game 'unwatchable' Referee Adrian Hill and his crew threw 22 flags for an incomprehensible 204 yards of penalties Spencer Brown of the Buffalo Bills yells at a referee after another controversial decision NFL officiating is broken, according to coaches and executives. Inside a fractured system with no imminent fix NFC and AFC coaches and executives who spoke to Yahoo Sports for this story overwhelmingly said they believe NFL officiating is getting worse, not better. Black-and-white striped individuals on stadium fields are not the primary concern, they said. no, I don't see a fix, just see it getting worse.

bit of a dirty hit? the kid will be out weeks. weeks he could of continued building his chemistry with JA. instead, the retread former bill still taking his dirty whacks, took the kid out. no pain, no gain, am I right. no, I lost a bunch of respect for him whether it was his play or not. it pissed me off then and it still pisses me off the kids missing time because of that hit. he'll come back strong, take his licks. he's a tough kid and tough competitor. I look forward to his future. poyer, I'll have no problem forgetting about him. I doubt he's back next season and the fins won't sniff the playoffs.

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Bills WR Amari Cooper takes encouraging step in injury recovery ahead of Week 10 The Bills shared images of the wideout catching passes at Friday's practice on their official website. He does not appear to be distributing equal preference to his injured left wrist/hand while securing passes, but any sort of progress is encouraging at this juncture. Cooper was again listed as a limited participant after Friday’s session, and he’s been designated as questionable for Buffalo’s Week 10 bout with the Indianapolis Colts. The veteran was seen wearing a cast on his left hand after Thursday’s practice.

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that hit he took from poyer, pisses me off all the more.

I'm old...

he has familiarity with the facility/area being there in 2017/18 as an offensive asst. but, he's not going anywhere. he needs to build on his resume and win a couple sb's first while here in buffalo.

hard to beat? well, we must be forgetting about the already crowned chiefs!

👑👑👑 triple crown!!!

the chiefs have been crowned 👑

bastards

I like the manning brothers. eli will always be known as the patriots killer. not only beat them in the sb, but also kept them from going undefeated. both brothers are a cool listen when doing the manning cast. I think peyton, is funny. I like his most recent spot, painting with peyton. can't stand travis kelce but jason seems to be pretty cool and seems to dig bills mafia. as for his recent stint, I'm going to leave that alone. I just continue to shake my head at today's society and the actions that go with it.

Bills' Tyler Bass kicks 61-yard field goal to set franchise record Bass was running out to attempt a 61-yard field goal for the win and to extend the lead in the AFC East to four games over the New York Jets. No kicker in Bills history ever made a 61-yard field goal. As he prepared to kick, Bass was thinking about how much he loves the sport and that this is what he has dreamed of