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Pats really benefiting from these borderline calls.

Hell yeah Edmunds with the truck.

We absolutely love giving up TDs from midfield.

Garbage offensive interference call. Color me shocked.

Backups are backups because they're not as good at tackling.

Did you not watch Cooper and St. Brown carve us up in the middle of the field? That was a direct result of Edmunds being out of the lineup.

Textbook offensive PI on St. Brown. No call obviously

Coaches don't get fired for taking in the scenery and culture.

Maybe McDermott just needs to grow a mustache. I hear the refs love that "Andy Reid tickle"

Was that before or after the push-off? Maybe during? Hard to say.

"We have investigated ourselves and found no wrong-doing"

Combine that awful call with the intentional grounding non-call and the game is over. You guys needed two gifts from the refs to convert.

They were handed that game by the referees. Luckily that only works in a close game. They're not immune to bad games.

Look, I assume you've probably shoveled a good amount of snow in your life. So you know how exhausting it is. Players should not be dealing with that the day before a game regardless of their athletic abilities. It's not just about the physical exertion either. It's about the haphazard manner in which they had to travel to a game and how that affects their schedule and preparedness for the game.

Okay, let's disregard where the money comes from. My point is that the team was not prepared for an orderly departure if players needed to be shoveled out of their driveways by their neighbors.

Based on the reports of players and coaches being left to their own devices regarding snow removal and the stories of fans helping them out of their driveways, then yeah I'd say it's pretty safe to assume some players could have missed or delayed the flight.

That's exactly what I said but you're disagreeing with me for some reason.

Again, that's what I'm saying. They should have been prepared for this regardless of the city's capacity to handle it. If you have to move your home game to another city then it's obvious you should be prepared to get your players to that city without help from random fans coming by to shovel snow.

Intentional grounding not called. Offensive PI on Kelce somehow becomes defensive holding. Classic KC game.

That's what I'm saying. Why are fans shoveling them out when they could have private companies working around the clock to make sure they were cleared out? Or get the players out before there was five feet of snow on the ground.

Okay I didn't know Poyer also had help from fans and neighbors. But city plows are responsible for the entire region and it makes sense that they could have broken down or got stuck. The Bills should have had private companies clearing out snow for the players during the storm or gotten the players to Detroit earlier, right?

That would have been an egregious call. They were side by side. Block in the back is one of the most superfluously called penalties in the NFL and I'm glad they didn't stoop low enough to call it.

So we all saw the feel-good stories of Bills players getting shoveled out of their driveways by their Buffalonian neighbors. Singletary (I think it was him) had to walk over a mile to get to the bus to the airport. Poyer had to shovel himself out of his driveway. The Bills knew this storm was coming and even scheduled the game at another stadium. Why didn't they hire people to plow/shovel the players out to get them to the bus in an orderly and stress-free fashion? Just seems like a major lapse in preparedness and could certainly explain the depressing first half we saw today. Anyone in the area have thoughts on this?

Yeah I played Toney this week because JuJu and Hardman are both out. 0 yards. How does that even happen?

Hey it's all situational. If they need 3rd & long, we'll give it to them. 4th & long, we'll accommodate that when necessary.