Do The Reich Thing

It is different. He didn’t follow the rules. What Tre did was well within the rules if you read it.

Best WR in the draft. Gonna be an unreal pro. If he somehow makes it to the pick you take him no doubt

AJ - 1 Smoke - 2 Beasley - 3 (slot) Duke -4 Rookie - 5/6 McKenzie - 5/6 I'm here for this all day.

I'll get over this game, but I'll honestly be stuck on this call for a long time... It was horrid, atrocious and just flat out unfair. To go against the actual rule book of the NFL and overturn it because of "common sense" is just inexcusable. Momentum is such a key factor in a game with human nature and if they call that correctly then there is NO WAY the Texans overcome that and comeback. Ugh... just disgusted at the NFL right now.

I appreciate your analysis... honestly, but human error doesn't justify a definitive rule IMO.

In... stay tuned

You’re probably right that no one will, but as stated previously in this thread. This situation Is definitively different than the Saints screw job. PI is a subjective call whereas this was an actual set in stone rule with no subjectiveness whatsoever.

False. Tre went down to the ground completely and made no effort to advance. It’s not a disagreeable call. It’s the actual RULE not being followed. I guarantee you there is a lawyer that would take this case and could at least get a large settlement in mediation out of it before an actual trial.

It could definitely succeed given there was an official rule that was nit implemented unsure of this honestly

While I do think a lawsuit is a bit extreme... There have been way worse lawsuits in America and it's not even close

I think we as Bills fans have even more of a case in this scenario though. They went against an official rule book whereas PI is a judgement call. It’s def more definitive from the Bills end. We settle to get the Pats treatment for the next 20 years

The Bills never have. Won’t change much lol

They got the call WRONG. That's all there really is to it. Put it up there with the notorious bad calls in Bills history.

My man... thank you for the explanation.

But settle for “one billion dollars...” *insert dr evil* haha Cheers to you friend. I’m tilted Screw that! The NFL is corrupt! There’s an official rule book on how things have to be done in movies? It’s worked for many in this capitalistic society

I appreciate this response. It was an honest question and thought because the official rule book for the NFL was not enforced like it was supposed to.

Could the Buffalo Bills or the city of Buffalo, aka its fans, sue the NFL over the kickoff TD that wasn’t a TD? As pointed out it was clearly against the rules in the rule book to overturn the call and they did so anyways. They rewarded for something that was meant to be done rather than what was done. Any lawyers on this site? A bitter and slow Sunday... obviously lol

I agree with you. The fact that all the talking heads agree that it was a score and called incorrectly against the rules shows a lot because they all despise Buffalo

100% agreed. It should've been a Bills TD or Safety at absolute worst

Cheers man... rough loss for all of us and I'm feeling just how you are. Until next season brother This is the actual truth

Yea and McD tried to do too little

This ^

They honestly need to decide and say F it, every call is reviewable.

So your argument is invalid here as there’s a clear shot from another angle of the play clock on the field at 0 with the ball not being snapped. for all you not at zero people because the game clock on TV isn’t official.

Once again, it was ONE example. That play is absolutely worth being critical about because it shows where our QB is at mentally in big playoff moments. I don’t feel like making a list of everything because I’m as frustrated as everyone else that the Bills lost.