Chaos

this weeks second experiment is "how about if the giants are allowed to trip the bills receivers"

collinsworth is unbearable

giants player tripped , grabbed bills player leg with his hand. get glasses.

"tangled feet" my ass

no flag for tackling the reciever?

this weeks experiment is to see if we can have penalties before the game starts.

a flag already

Bills need a win tonight to maintain second place. Hard to believe.

i think players callling for flags should be a penalty.

Hulu has live sports gacked

Mac Jones is terrible. He drags everyone down.

I agree with your post, but was very tempted to use the puke emoji, to refer to Collinsworth

maybe it is hi def tv, but the quality of officiating in the NFL is piss poor.

terrible call

horrible playcalling by SF

Bojo has become a helluva holder

pretending jet lag was not an issue, is just silly

How do you know that minature horses don't like football.

he won't likely be on the active roster ever.

he seems to be what we hoped shorter would be.

bobo be tufftuff

Geno returned the favor

ball left his hand, then his hand moved forward

Panthers providing some early excitement

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