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Looked like it touched the helmet to me. I guess that's why it was too close to overturn. I agree with your earlier premise, though, that a turnover/TD auto review needs to happen on plays that could turn into turnovers and TDs, not just the ones that are called that way initially.

Rewatching it, I see McD thanked AJ's family, not just his wife.

This:

That's why McD, in his post-game PC, thanked AJ's wife for letting him rejoin the team.

When I first met you, didn't realize I can't forget you or your surprise You introduced me to my mind And left me wanting you and your kind

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With 46 seconds to go, up by two TDs, my wife said, "Well, even if they score here, they'd still have to ..." I interrupted her and simply said, "Bills." After the game, I explained the ways in which they could - and have in the past - snag defeat from the jaws of victory. On the other hand, she made a great call earlier in the game. When the Steelers were driving and in TD range (thanks to Elam being abused on that drive), I said, "'I'm really not sure what they see in this guy or why he's still on the team. He's a liability." One play later, he made the pick in the end zone. My wife said, "Just before that play, I was thinking it'd be funny if they threw his way again and he intercepted it."

I don't know about the logistics of doing it impromptu in Buffalo after a snowstorm, but Wrigley Field does something similar. There's no parking lot and nearby parking is limited (and very expensive). They have a parking lot on the western edge of Chicago with free parking and free shuttle service to and from the game. I've only used it once - for a Dead and Company show - but they had several buses running, with one leaving every 10 minutes or so. We tailgated in the lot for a while, hopped on a bus, and got to the show. After the show ended, there was a row of buses ready to pick us up. It was amazingly smooth.

Tua needs one of those.

In fairness, that's a small sample size. Until a few years ago, there was no such thing as a 7th seed.

I'm pretty much 50/50. It largely depends on which Bills team shows up for the game. If they bring their A-game, then I don't think anyone can beat them. That's the team I want to see for the next four weeks. Hopefully, the only upset on wildcard weekend is the one we saw yesterday afternoon.

As a fan, I have no desire to troll other teams' fans and certainly not their players. What have I done to contribute to the Bills' success? I sat on the couch in a Bills sweatshirt and watched the games. How does that give me the right to troll someone else about their team?

Day after day Alone on a hill The man with the foolish grin is keeping Perfectly still

There's a difference between being initially ignorant (as in unaware at the time) and willfully ignorant (ignoring the evidence and clinging to a preconceived notion). The OP was referring to the latter.

Clap for the Wolfman He gonna rate your record high Clap for the Wolfman You gonna dig him 'til the day you die

Here's everything you need to know about Bears QBs:

And if the game had been played on a hot, sunny September day in Miami, they would have won too.

Why is it "anti-Buffalo"? It's just acknowledging the climate.

Call Tom Brady.

That looks like a Mickey Mouse operation. This is better:

And we keep gettin' richer, but we can't get our picture On the cover of the Rolling Stone

"I wish my balls were colder." - Mike McDaniel

So I don't feel alone Or the weight of the stone Now that I've found somewhere safe To bury my bone

That game should have been a blowout. The close score was more about the Bills' screw-ups than how "well" Miami played. With that said, however, you may still be right since the Chiefs have found ways to ***** defeat from the jaws of victory a few times this season. But again, it'll be dependent on the Chiefs playing poorly. If both teams bring their A-games, Miami watches the rest of the playoffs in their warm, cozy living rooms.