Doc Brown

How is that different than packed locker rooms before practice throughout the week? How is that different from teammates going out together for dinner, shows, clubs, etc...?

Agreed. There's enough evidence now that this thing doesn't spread during games. I doubt the NFL changes their policy to that degree though.

We play better on the road and as an underdog.

He's no Charles Clay.

Our playoff odds are basically the same regardless of the outcome.

No. He flopped hoping for a flag when he realized it was uncatchable. Smart move by a vet receiver.

He fell by himself. No PI.

Imagine if Denver signs Watson assuming his legal situation gets resolved.

We'd be doing the same thing if we drafted Tua.

I remember being forced to wear a seatbelt while driving around in public was all the outrage. Just vote the people who push for mask mandates out. It's really the only way.

He lasted as many games in the NFL as Bobby Petrino did. This just hurts college head coaching candidates for NFL head coaching openings down the line.

When it's just as comfortable for them, it's just right for us.

This was the drought in a nutshell....

The NFL is going to have to eventually pivot to be allow players to play with Covid if they don't have symptoms as this becomes more of an endemic. Maybe within a year or two.

Make it 25 yards. Anything under that is a spot foul. No half the distance to the goal. If you throw it from the 30 and the player and DPI is called in the end zone the ball goes to the five.

I don't put much stock into that game because of the weather. It's like putting blindfolds on two heavyweight fighters. Bills went on a 4-0 stretch earlier this season against a horrible team (Texans), two meddling team (Skins, Fins), and an overhyped team (Chiefs). Same set up as before with the Jets being the horrible team, Falcons and Panthers as the meddling teams, and an overhyped Pats team. I think we run the table and have to hope the Pats lose at least one game. The most likely loss would be against the Colts. I don't want to rely on the Fins in week 18.

Make the refs full time employees. The NFL can afford it. More training leads to better results.

When a guy basically tackles you to prevent you from playing the ball it's pass interference. Refs are easy targets after a team loss but that one was pretty effin obvious and we would've had 1st and goal from the one. Now we know how Sean Payton feels and that was in the playoffs.

You're right. Good call.

The last game I can think of that the refs definitely cost us the game was '98 in Foxborough. Am I missing one between now and then?

We've gone on a four game winning streak before this year and that included one tough game against the Chiefs. We beat NE on a decent weather day.

We just took the defending Super Bowl champs to Overtime despite horrible officiating. There's no reason to think we can't win the next four.

As long as we don't get in a disagreement with Josh about a neck surgery.

We have a stud franchise starting qb for the next decade.