MadBuffaloDisease

He never touched her.

It would have been better if they tossed BRADY, not the coin.

Come on! Parties and scantily-dressed teenage girls (it WAS summertime) go hand-in-hand. Especially when it involves an NFL player's house. I think she thought he was too arrogant or something childish like that.

I hate lousy officiating no matter WHO it favors or doesn't, even when it favors the Bills. I think it was the Carolina game this year where a Bills player fumbled and the Panthers recovered deep in Bills territory for what would have been the game-clincher, but ruled the Bills player was down by contact. I'm glad the Bills lost that game.

Steve Fairchild is listed as OC on the Bills' website. Methinks that Riggins and Schein picked-up on the earlier erroneous story without verifying anything.

From what I recall, the party was at HIS house, and the girl told her friends that she was going to try and entrap him, because she hated him.

You say tomAYto...

It's hard NOT to look like crap when you have bogus drive-killing penalties on big plays that would otherwise extend drives and/or put you in scoring range. And I think it's an embarrassment that a QB with a rating of 22.9 could actually "win" the SB. Think about that. Roethlisberger would have been better served just handing the ball off to his RB's and running for yardage than throwing the ball. Hell Vick could have done that.

I thought it was proven that the teenage girl was a lying whore?

So exactly how many INT's WAS Polamolu robbed of?

On replay it looks like he didn't get it. So HOW in real-time could any official have signalled that he DID get it? That's what I want to know. The call should have been no TD and then on review it wasn't conclusive.

That's fine and I applaud you for being honest.

I still think they were favoring the Colts yesterday.

Aparently you didn't see the play, or only saw what you wanted. The defender touched DJ beyond 5 yards, and that is as much PI as DJ's "push-off" was defensive PI. If you call one, you HAVE to call the other.

The defender initiated contact. It should have been defensive PI and 1st and goal.

The Seahawks are some $21M under the cap. Hutchinson has a good chance of re-signing with Seattle before he ever hits the open market.

Steelers' WR's were getting away with MORE blatant push-offs than that weak one. And DJ would have beaten his man anyway, not that the DB wasn't PI'ing DJ as well.

TC: Did Mr. Wilson want another swing pass to Shelton? MM: Yep. Crazy old fool.

The ONLY time I heard this was during Butler's last year, when Ralph kept close tabs on Butler, and for good reason. And if this IS true, I'd be willing to bet it started to occur after the offense revealed itself to be a POS, with Mularkey calling the plays, no less.

I'd send notes TOO, given the pathetic display of the offense this year. Wow, what a shocker!

That's what I heard, i.e. that MM wanted Whisenhunt and TD wanted Clements. However from what I understand, the Steelers weren't going to let Whisenhunt leave to be OC because hey wanted him as THEIR OC. So it's moot.

Okay once again, I'll try to find the exact answer, if I can.

Okay WRT hitting the pylon being a TD, I've already provided a quote by Haslett that touching the pylon is a TD. According to this link, it IS a TD: http://www.nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/6843798 Now like with the play Haslett was referring to, the above was a running play where possession was never in doubt. But touching the pylon IS a TD. The fact that DJ's right foot touched OOB before his left knee hit the pylon, makes my question is moot. But I'd like to know the answer if the left knee had touched first.

Instead of this conjecture, I'm going to try and get this question answered. I'll let you all know the results, if I get any.

Thanks. That's what I wanted to know.