Warcodered

People are stupid.

I mean as long as the Raiders do well this will probably be a pretty Raiders friendly environment.

A neutral field between the Bills and Bengals makes sense to me, but I'm guessing they're going on the fact that both teams have the same number of games and they'll be able to determine the seeding between them cleanly that way. Still if both teams win or lose, I'd think a neutral field would have been fair.

Should be, I do wonder if he somehow parlays Murray's injury as an excuse for another year though. Add that to the plan of game manager QB+King Henry has not gotten the job done for a few years in a row now, seat has to be getting a little warm at least.

Maybe it would have been shorter if he didn't have four days to write it?

Rooting for the Bengals because of how that team and fan base generally was throughout this whole ordeal. Technically if both the Chiefs and Bengals lose and we win this week then the Bills-Bengals game doesn't matter for #1 seed we'd have had it, if we're talking about some stupid asterisk.

I'm just amazed it didn't come to this.

Dignity.

Only one way to resolve this.

Somebodies going to have to put a compilation of these votes to yakety sax.

Maybe we could just beat them by 33 points instead?

Romo and Nantz too.

Hell of an opening about how that game would have probably had to resume.

You played the Dolphins in winter?

The old 20 D Backgammon.

Jordan Poyer does have that twin of his.

They can't really say where he is in the protocol it's really just a look and see what he's doing and guess where he is on it.

So you're saying we have Clowney at home.

Feels like probably the best compromise, nobody really gets everything they want but it's about as fair as it can be. Do think there should be a possibility for the Bills and Bengals to play on a neutral field but that's about it.

It wouldn't be on a neutral field in that scenario because we'd have had the better seed than them in that scenario no matter what happened in the Bengals game. That's how the Bills have homefield throughout the playoffs though if the Bengals win this week it'd be fair if we played them on a neutral field. It is kind of hypocritical to be completely fine with the advantage the canceling of the game gives you but find it completely unfair when there is a decision that tries to balance it out some.

Right but the entire point is due to how canceling the game put those teams in that situation and that's true for the Bengals as well, so I don't really understand why they didn't include them in that instance.

Not really sure why there isn't a Bills-Bengals neutral site possibility.