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So Spikes, in is only tweet about his Legend honor and the game today, crapped on the Bills. What a way to celebrate a win. Maybe he would be happier with the Bengals. They're 0-2 and off to a fine start.

I agree, he should have gotten a better suite, but taking to twitter to complain about what its ultimately a petty thing is not a good look. Be grateful it is a suite, and thousands of fans probably adored you at the game. Are the Bills supposed to make this up to him somehow? There are bigger things in life. Would Josh Allen have complained??

Actually, his tweet makes him sound more like an ungrateful whiner.

Yeah, kind of like the NBA players complaining about the food when they were all in a hotel bubble for the COVID resumption of the season. Like, many people were (and still are) struggling with no work available, and these spoiled brats were put up in a hotel and complaining about the food.

The only reason the Jets won is because they were running on adrenaline after the Rodgers injury, kind of like all is ok at first when you twist an ankle, until you wake up in the morning and face the reality that it has swollen up. Plus, Week 1 has now become like a tune-up, like the pre-season used to be. Complete fluke loss for the Bills.

He suffered from depression apparently. Hope he is found ok.

Looking at you Bengals, Chargers, and Vikings, LOL.

Well, the Bills do too...hopefully not any more this year though.

I am going to post this early, rather than Sunday, since I know it will be gameday, and this place will be popping. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Note: This week there are two MNF games, scheduled to start at 7:15 PM ET (ABC) and 8:15 PM ET (ESPN/ESPN2).] [Note 2: Doubleheader this week is FOX.] [Note 3: There is no MNF ManningCast this week.] (Note 4: Remember: the TNF game is free and legal to all on Twitch--no Amazon Prime account needed.] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2023&wk=3 https://archive.506sports.com/wiki/2023_NFL_Season NFL Week 3 2023 - September 24, 2023 NATIONAL BROADCASTS: TNF - Amazon Prime Video/Twitch Thursday, September 21 - 8:15 PM ET: New York Giants at San Francisco Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung [simulcasts: WNYW (FOX/5) New York and KTVU (FOX/2) San Francisco] SNF - NBC Sunday, September 24 - 8:20 PM ET: Pittsburgh at Las Vegas Mike Tirico, Chris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark MNF Game 1 - ABC Monday, September 25 - 7:15 PM ET: Philadelphia at Tampa Bay Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters MNF Game 2 - ESPN/ESPN2 Monday, September 25 - 8:15 PM ET: Los Angeles Rams at Cincinnati Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky, Louis Riddick, Laura Rutledge [simulcasts: KCOP 13 Los Angeles and WLWT (NBC/5) Cincinnati] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CBS Single Sunday, September 24 - 1 PM and 4:05 PM: New England at New York Jets (1) Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson Denver at Miami (3) Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins Buffalo at Washington (4) Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, Matt Ryan, AJ Ross Tennessee at Cleveland (5) Spero Dedes, Adam Archuleta, Aditi Kinkhabwala Indianapolis at Baltimore (6) Beth Mowins (subbing for Tom McCarthy), James Lofton, Jay Feely, Amanda Renner [McCarthy will be calling the home finale for the Philadelphia Phillies instead.] Carolina at Seattle (LATE) (2) Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOX Early Sunday, September 24 - 1 PM ET: Atlanta at Detroit (3) Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink New Orleans at Green Bay Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake Los Angeles Chargers at Minnesota Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin Houston at Jacksonville (6) Chris Myers, Robert Smith, Jen Hale ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOX Late Sunday, September 24 - 4:25 PM ET: Chicago at Kansas City (1) Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi Dallas at Arizona (2) Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Damn...I'll believe it when I see it...but just in case, I changed the title! Thanks for the tip!

UPDATE: Bend. Oregon has switched from LV-BUF to LAC-TN on Friday. Map has been updated.

Yeah, I was going to say that Week 1 is not the same as in the olden days. Cincy, the Chargers, KC, Buffalo, the Giants, Seattle, and Minnesota, all good teams from last year, all lost. I think people are making too much out of the first week. [Also, thanks for spelling "minuscule" correctly. I almost always see it spelled wrong.]

Be careful what you wish for. Wade Phillips was 29-19 plus 0-2 in the playoffs in his three years as HC in Buffalo. Ralph then fired him after the 2000 season. We had 16 more drought years. Didn't work out too well. He eventually went on to become a successful coach at Dallas, being 34-22 plus 1-2 in the playoffs. If McD is fired, who is going to replace him that is better? McD will also have his pick of jobs if he wants. Teams will snap him up fast.

OTOH, the Jets OL gave up the 3rd most pressures in Week 1, and four of the five worst teams below all were blown out, except one, who won:

He'll probably be back next season.

Minnesota's TD would been for the lead if they hadn't fumbled away the ball in the end zone at the half.

Hi! [You said "hi". I've never seen anyone do that here! Awesome! And welcome to the board.]

https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/nfl-official-explains-why-one-of-footballs-worst-rules-exists-in-the-first-place “Because the goal line is involved — and this is a consistent application of the impetus rule,” Blandino said. “Impetus is the force that puts the ball into an end zone. So if a team provides the impetus that puts a ball into their opponent’s end zone . . . then they are responsible for it. They’re responsible for it. And if the ball gets out of bounds through the end zone then it is a touchback. […] “Now that may seem like an egregious penalty but again, think about it, they put the ball into their opponent’s end zone,” Blandino said. “If it’s not fourth down or inside two minutes, if they recover it, it’s a score. So that’s potentially a big play, so the penalty for not recovering it . . . has to be big as well. That’s why it’s a touchback. That’s consistent with other loose balls that go into an opponent’s end zone. Kicks, punts, fumbles, backward passes.” “You’re responsible for putting the ball into your opponent’s end zone, you’re responsible for recovering it,” Blandino said. “If you don’t and it goes out of bounds or the defense recovers, they’ve defended their goal line, and they get a touchback.”

Neither did I until about an hour ago! This is a huge well-kept secret.

Ok...I'm eating dinner right now reading this. Sill, lol!