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I agree with this. It definitely seemed one sided, but the officials were pretty bad in general. Way too many flags, it just kills the rhythm of the game.

That was "son of guns" which means we will have many more years of Hochuli's bias against the Bills.

absolute cannon.

Like others here, I am guessing there will be a big roster over-haul next season. The good news is, we now have a decent core of young talent to build around.

I am sure Irv can use his graphic art skills to re-create that image for us. ?

clap clap clap! I agree.

I respect him for not throwing his receiver under the bus like Big Ben dis last week. This.

lol, I missed that tattoo. I figured they just had Dolphins boxers under their pants.

I voted drop. It would be a “bad pass” if it was a normal play with time in the pocket, but for everything he had to do leading up to the throw, it was beautiful. That is the kind of throw that QB’s like Aaron Rodgers make, that make them so dangerous and win games they probably shouldn’t. a better receiver makes that catch.

This is so awesome!

Additional thoughts: 1. That inflatable dolphin mascot thing was creepy. 2. The amount of cheap hits that Allen takes without flags is amazing. He is getting the Cam Newton treatment by the officials. 3. ZAY!!! that is all...

We’re busy hating on Clay right now. Give us a moment and we’ll be back to hate on Benjamin soon.

Did Brady cut his own hair?

Yes, he’s a rookie; but apparently a rookie with talent, which is encouraging.

It was Foster

We’ll, to be fair, only one INT was on him, the other was a Hail Mary. He definitely should have hit Zay on the missed TD.

Agreed, but he did enough to win. Clay should have caught that ball and Haushka did him no favors today.

Game day is now here Bills are fun to watch again Squish the freaking Fish!

And one of the worst run Defenses in the league. Allen/Shady/Ivory will rush for over 300 yards.

That sounds about right.

The Dolphins have been pretty weak against the run this year. Shady/ivory/Allen should hang at least 300 yards on them.

No, I wasn’t fine with it, I’m just saying we probably never even knew about it.

Mixon got a pass because it happened before his career started and people could excuse it by saying “he was a kid that made a mistake” i dont agree, but that’s what happened. Had he done that in his rookie season, his career would have been over before it ever started.

I know for a fact that there were lots of bad apples in professional sports “back in the day” and their behavior would surely have gotten them in trouble by todays standards. But for the most part, the media protected celebrities unless their actions were so egregious that they could no longer remain silent. The media was “on the inside” back in the day. Now a days, anyone with a cell phone or with acces to video cameras are a “reporter” and believe it is their obligation to share what they see, and their right to benefit from the attention it brings, regardless of the end result. There is no more media protection. This is probably a good thing, but I still miss the days of blissful ignorance.

By the way, I am always amazed how strong a role media outlets like TMZ play in situations like this, Ray Rice etc. no one seemed to care about this until video surfaced that made it too hard to sweep the offense under the rug. There are other incidents that may be much worse than this (*speculating* like Rueben Foster and Greg Hardy) that don’t get as much attention because you can’t visualize it. As annoying as TMZ is, they do serve a strange purpose when it comes to illuminating bad behavior in public situations.