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Mario is worth every penny and more. The jealous, cheap, haters will never learn.

There should be a sub message board called "Hair Brained trade ideas" any thread that has the word trade should automatically be moved to that sub message board. The NFL is not the NHL, NBA or MLB. Trade talk is beyond clueless.

Stay Puft. Buy Marcel a stair master and ship it to his house.

Your boy Tanny better hope so…

Inappropriate content. Buffalo Bills fans are lucky to have Ralph Wilson as the owner. Any other owner wouldn't have bolted from Buffalo 25 years ago.

I'm obviously biased as a Bills fan. I'm not a Mario apologist either. Impartially as a football fan Mario is held big time on at least 3 plays a game, like blatant in front of the ref hold and he never draws a flag. In the Cincinnati game in particular there were two that were just text book holds isolated from the traffic of the o-line that I couldn't believe weren't called. It's getting to be a strange pattern. It's like the refs are saying "Go dry your tears with your 100mill we aren't calling holding on you no matter what."

In the second round of the 2012 draft the Bills had their pick of the two linemen that many expected to be drafted on the first round. The Bills chose Cordy Glenn with the next pick the Dolphins chose Jonathan Martin. The Bills chose correctly it's not even close. Look for Mario Williams to eat Martin's lunch this Sunday

I wonder what the NFL average is? I'd guess 20 year over year.

I think it's more 99/1. He makes one play a game that looks like an NFL player. The rest of the game he is a door mat.

David Shaw called it. http://www.buffalobills.com/video/videos/Evaluating-Buffalo-Bills-draft/a3846487-6d30-4813-8679-488a74cfd27f

I'm thinking just under Flacco. Like 6 years 90mil Maybe the thread is relevant after the first five words occur. If Mario Williams gets 20 sacks a game the next few games should we extend him?

Searcy is the Colin Brown of safeties. If #25 of the Bills is on your tv screen odds are high that something bad for the Bills is going to happen or just happened.

Incorrect. As we learned by the blown punt call the pylon is considered part of the end zone. In 11.2 the ball crosses the plane and is to the outside of the pylon which is part of the end zone. If it's outside meaning out of bounds than it past the pylon but is hovering in the arm over the out of bounds white line.

Obviously other people care. You do not. So you do not post in a thread where you do not care. It is real simple.

Couldn't agree more.

Chiefs have been our whipping boy the last few years. It'll be interesting to see how they respond now that the tables have turned.

So your premise is based on the assumption that Manuel wasn't trained in college to be an NFL QB? You may want to fact check your premise.

Are you talking about the Music City Forward Latteral? The argument for the play is the same as the ball breaking the plane. It doesn't matter that Wychek was behind Dyson resulting in a forward pass. The blind miracle people say he actually threw the ball backwards and Dyson put his hand back. Which is of course utter bS.

A blown call doesn't mean the rule is different. The ball must break the plane of the goaline. There is no discussion. That is the rule. It doesn't matter where the person's feet are, as long as they are anywhere inbounds.

incorrect.

People get injured and you're worried about the number of QBs on the roster? What does that last sentence mean? What is the point of your post?

This post can go on to any thread. If you don't care about the thread. Don't post in the thread.

Thanks for the screen grab. That looks much closer than the angle from the other end zone which was on the tv coverage. So much so, I don't se it as an issue. That SJ was suspect all game. That's part of the reason I wanted to see a better angle. Thanks. The ball has to cross the plane. Simple and plane rule. Same for safety. You can tackle the QB in the end zone but if the ball is held out of end zone it is not a safety. There is no debate to this fact.

That doesn't mean the ball crossed the plane. Anyone have a access to an all22 screen grab that shows the ball crossing the plane.

I couldn't believe there wasn't a camera angle across the goal line. Marvin Jones' feet were in the end zone but the live motion didn't look like the ball was in the end zone. It doesn't matter where his feet are it matters where the ball is. The ball must break the plane of the goalline. Does anyone have access to the All22 is there an angle that shows the goalline. Why aren't there 4 cameras that are permanently posted behind each goal-line pylon?