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You still only get one chance to call it unless the Officials missed something. if they're missing penalties play after play then the problem needs to be fixed. You ever think holding someone accountable might help?

No transparency or accountability when it comes to officiating in the NFL IMO. Correcting mistakes real time adds both in my humble opinion.

Slowing or altering the flow of the football game has been the biggest concern in past discussions. I get that and agree

The ability to red flag any play makes sense IMO. By allowing a team to red flag a play that a game altering penalty may have occured , but missed it allows for real time corrections which would reduce mistakes and help assure a fair outcome IMO. If you throw the red flag and no penalty can be found or a penalty on the opposite side has occured the red flag option has expired and the penalty gets enforced. I like this idea and have been trying to get it to take hold in the NFL. Not at all, The flow of the game would not change If utilized properly IMO. If you use the red flag option and the officiating crew doesn't agree with you, thats it on reviewing a play in this manner. This is not something a coach would or could try to use on every play.

Using Roman as a scapegoat for an O unit that was slow coming out of the gate after Ryan himself made the call for reduced reps during preseason shows how bad the team was handled IMO. The Bills ranked dead last in passing attempts per game average (below 30) in the NFL which translates to being dead last in most passing categories. Running the ball well in the NFL is good , but not at the expense of the passing game in my humble opinion.

Patriots are probably one of the most scrutinized teams in the league so getting caught and then being made an example of goes with the territory. Tom Brady paid dearly for the latest incident IMO and still came out after the suspension and did what he always does, Myself personally, no I don't admire cheating, What I do admire is the best QB that has ever played the game in my humble opinion and I wish we had one like him.

Team like the Pats is almost a love, hate thing with me. I hate losing to them, but admire to much about the team especially at the QB position to put them in my most hated category. Hating on the fish or Jets comes easy...

I would draft Chad Kelly in a later round and let him battle with C Jones for backup.

I wasn't crazy about the season finale with Taggert getting shot after everything he just went through, but my kind of show.

Safety/secondary I realize TE is not a glaring need, but O J Howard would have an immediate impact on the football team IMO. A big impact...

Taylors height disadvantage is part of the problem IMO. I agree on the coaching/system being the solution cover1

haha, McDermott is still a pup, If our new HC does well the Buffalo Bills could be set for a long time IMO. Happy B Day coach

Have you ever yodeled Happy B- Day before?

I agree

What sets Taylor apart from from all QB's not named Cam Newton is Tyrod Taylors ability to beat you with his arm and legs. Taylor played with injury that took part of his game away last season IMO. A healthy Team Taylor operating out of the West Coast O is going to be adding many more electrifying highlights going into the New Era in my humble opinion OP. ...I Billieve...

I'm going to stick with the Cowboys, sorry girlfriend...

Better D, Taylor in a better system, why not red, I hope so to buddy

This thread is a little out of character for Icebowl and does not do the man behind the thread justice in my humble opinion Gordio. Icebowl was just trying to blow off some steam around people he felt comfortable enough with to open up to IMO. Coming from someone that has already poured his guts into this place in the past. I get it...

When someone is unhappy in the work place for whatever reason it can make others unhappy around them in what would normally be an upbeat place of work. Myself personally, where a coworker goes for vacation is not something most people would get jealous about. Walking around in a bad mood all day everyday would get old quick for everyone around you in my humble opinion OP.

I understand, and until Taylor proves differently the 15 wonderlic score will haunt him IMO.

Its obvious Taylor at 6' 1" struggles seeing the football field and finding his targets when he's looking into the shoulder pads of bigger athletes on both sides of the football. The West Coast O works the field more horizontally and should give Taylor better throwing lanes and a better view of the football field IMO. Bigger , more dependable targets like OJ Howard would also help counter the height disadvantage in my humble opinion.

I've been wanting an elite TE for so long taking Howard at 10 seems like a no brainer to me. immediate impact and security blanket for Tyrod and an immediate problem for the opposition. A big problem...

I get trying to upgrade especially at the most important position on the team. Question, how does Cardale Jones fit into this?

OC/systems like the one Steve Fairchild brought to town didn't help. Compounded with promotions from within a system that never worked well to begin with IMO. There is no substitute for good coaching and not even the greatest QB's that ever played the game can overcome sub par coaching in my humble opinion.

J K was a great leader of men, but from an X's and O's standpoint its a known fact Jim had a low wonderlic score. (15) The complexity of todays NFL O's and D's is mind boggling...