stevewin

Saved by a toe

Now pressure the blousy SOB!

Cant believe there are some people who can actually watch a national Cheater game not on mute

NOW HANG ONTO THE ^%$@#$$# BALL

Literally all they had to do was not turn it over and not have terrible ST gaffes

Tears of unfathomable sadness

Half is Waaaaayyy too generous. More like 1/39

Cheaters will get ball back

If phantom PI flags start flying we'll know the outcome is not in doubt

Picking the 2nd nullifies the first. Bellicheat playing chess and wer'e playing checkers dont you know

Just avoid turnovers and stupid st plays. Smh

Hahahaha Can we stop seeing incessant graphics of the Cheater's dominant D now

Cheaters so undisciplinef. Reflective of bad coaching. ?

Brady The Immobile Object

Balt good start - need toavoid turnovers and stupid ST breakdowns from here on out

Rady honestly sucks now. Would love so much for him to go to another team next yeR and epic fail

Lamar's not kissing the rings

Patriots** D hasnt stopped anyone good this year ?

Haha

please god

Well another side of it is that the national talking heads many times have less real information about what is going on and tend to just go with the most commonly regurgitated narratives. So many times I've listened to some national expert weigh in on the Bills and they are so wrong about some things it's almost comical.

I'm conflicted with the Browns game - don't like the potential for another "desperation" game a la Eagles if the Browns lose

I'll be interested if someone does some analysis from the tape that shows the improved run D corresponded with Taylor being in vs Star

There is zero chance that call gets reversed. The rule was put in to placate the Saints, and its been obvious all year the league has no intention of actually reversing PI calls, and they are letting the coaches know by their steadfadt refusal to reverse PI calls across the board. Coaches are getting the message now and understand the PI challenge is a joke. If McD challenged there it would have been a wasted challenge one hundred percent.

That was a great run - the vision to see the middle closing then immediate decision to bounce outside, and the quickness to make it look easy. Not trying to be negative, but is there any doubt Gore would have taken that exact same handoff and plowed (yet again) into the line for no gain?