MattM

Tamir Rice case. How many white 12-year olds get shot by cops for playing with a toy gun? (And then have the cops lie about it for good measure).

And you can't spell......

That was a garbage call--he threw the flag out of embarrassment

This wins the internets today!😝 Something else he has in common with Krafty Bob, he of the blond bimbo actress girlfriend a quarter his age he picked up a few months after his wonderful (and after reading about her, that's not sarcasm) wife, who was the original source of Bob's $, passed away.

Bingo--totally agree. Those 2 are the absolute caricature of the greedy owner who will do anything to win, rules or fair play be d*mned, and then love to play the sanctimonious good guy. They're both beyond disgusting.....

I signed in just now to post the exact same thing--putrid......

Bingo--so little empathy and understanding among so many people today.

You mean that contract that the team can just rip up at any time by cutting a player? Those are effectively one way contracts in many cases. I don't begrudge someone like Donald, one of the best in the League, wanting to get paid. His career could end on any play.

THIS^^^^^. A thousand times THIS^^^^^

What a garbage call

The worst non-call was the one earlier when a Pats* o-lineman had the KC defender totally wrapped up in his arms in slow mo on the replay and neither of these numb nut announcers noticed it t all. WWE, I swear......

So who did you root for before 2001? I'm guessing Cowboys....

And Lamar Jackson threw for almost 400, but he's no good either.....

Any crow being eaten here?

Amazing

Amazing comeback by Josh Rosen

Lamar Jackson looked pretty good to me in what little I saw of him last night.....

His 38 on the Wonderlic (same as Stanford's Kevin Hogan, for ex.) begs to differ.....

Way to make me want feel really old--my first game was at the Rock Pile!

Hochuli was in the middle of the pack last year in terms of penalties per game. In a League where some say you can call a penalty on just about every play, I, too, wonder how some teams seem to get flagged repeatedly for things others don't get flagged at all for. New England's* O-line holding and pick plays immediately come to mind. http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/227621/2016-nfl-officiating-awards-best-and-worst-calls-most-penalized-player-and-more

What WF doesn't bother to mention is that the Rams gave up a second round pick and a player for what is likely a one year rental.

I must admit this was my first thought, too.

You say that finding RBs is not easy for the Bills, but don't factor in that in fact two years running the Bills did indeed find first Karlos Williams in the 5th and then picked MG up off the scrap heap. You also neglect to account for the 5th rd pick we got for him. Not saying it was right to let him go, but there are some holes in your argument.

Live in the NYC area--had gotten seasons for my dad the last 12 years or so (we used to go to one game a year from Rochester as a kid, back when RTS ran buses, and it was an annual highlight, so as soon as I could afford it I figured I'd repay that). He passed away in October, two weeks after we saw the Bills kick the crap out of the Cards. I saw the Fins game season buster with my teenage daughter and gave away or sold (including to the poster right above me!) the rest. Reupped for 2017 even though I'll likely only get to 1 or 2 games. It was just too hard to give up good seats after all this time. I agree with the posters above about seat relo being much better thus year. I was able to get home side seats on about the 40, 25 rows up, which is where I always wanted to be. Lots of folks must have failed to renew, as the last few years were bupkis (autocorrects to "Butkus") in terms of moving up. If Rex didn't win games, he at least put fannies in seats!

The Cheats* or the Chiefs, knowing any loss by them moves us up in the draft? Personally, I hope they go 1-15.....