If anyone wants to say the NFL isn't rigged, please re-watch that game

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

12 hours ago, HappyDays said:

 

The problem is you've now left the play up to perfect execution from Allen and Diggs with no other options. No matter how well the play is covered by the CB the throw is pre-determined. And fades are always lower percentage plays. With that play call on the most critical 3rd down of the game you are basically neutering the most dangerous red zone QB in the league by taking away what makes him dangerous, his arm strength and mobility. Anyone can just throw a fade... give me a play call that takes advantage of the athletic freak we have playing QB. If the passing window isn't there he'll find a way.

 

 

Allen isn't elite because of his ball placement on fades... It is a low percentage play call. I would trust Allen on a RPO over that 100% of the time. The dude was in the middle of willing his team to victory and we called the most vanilla red zone play in the book. With Derek Carr as my QB, sure. With Allen we should expect better.

We don’t really know that was the primary route though do we? That was just too good of a matchup not to exploit.  Tough to pin it on the offensive coordinator when refs blow something so badly.

[Albany,n.y.]

Just now, ToGoGo said:

 

 

You're a good poster, but you appear to be naive when it comes to certain things. 

Just keeping it real & not trying to find things that have a simpler, more realistic, explanation.  I've seen plenty of games in a variety of sports where the refs are afraid to make calls in the final minutes that can win the game for the team behind.  As I said, they're cowards, not game fixers.  

[UKBillFan]

1 minute ago, Albany,n.y. said:

Just keeping it real & not trying to find things that have a simpler, more realistic, explanation.  I've seen plenty of games in a variety of sports where the refs are afraid to make calls in the final minutes that can win the game for the team behind.  As I said, they're cowards, not game fixers.  

More likely to be the case when it will be against the home team?

[Albany,n.y.]

Just now, UKBillFan said:

More likely to be the case when it will be against the home team?

Absolutely.  The refs can get intimidated by a home crowd, whether they are willing to admit it or not.  

[The Red King]

2 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

More likely to be the case when it will be against the home team?

 

Rams @ Saints. NFC Championship Game?

[UKBillFan]

1 minute ago, The Red King said:

 

Rams @ Saints. NFC Championship Game?

You’ll have to remind me of that one. 😳

[TuelTime]

Follow the money. The house always wins.

[Chicken Boo]

The Bills never complete the comeback against the Oilers without some questionable officiating.  

 

Who knows what goes through some of these refs heads, but it's always been there.  Super Bowl XXVI (Bills-Skins) and XL (Steelers-Hawks) come to mind.  

 

When it's goes in favor of your team we shrug, when it's against, we're pissed.  It's the game.

[The Red King]

1 hour ago, Chicken Boo said:

The Bills never complete the comeback against the Oilers without some questionable officiating.  

 

Who knows what goes through some of these refs heads, but it's always been there.  Super Bowl XXVI (Bills-Skins) and XL (Steelers-Hawks) come to mind.  

 

When it's goes in favor of your team we shrug, when it's against, we're pissed.  It's the game.

 

Bebee was out of bounds on the long TD.  The overtime interception was defensive PI.  Loved the game, loved the outcome, will be the first to admit the refs screwed the Oilers.

[BassToMouth]

Brady scores 33 points to go 33-3 all time against Buffalo. Not to mention Demaryius Thomas just died this past week at 33. If you know, you know. 
 

Some of you on here do, which is awesome. Quite a few have messaged me personally. So for all of you Mensa members who apparently know everything, there are more of us than you probably realize. 

[BassToMouth]

2 hours ago, The Red King said:

 

Bebee was out of bounds on the long TD.  The overtime interception was defensive PI.  Loved the game, loved the outcome, will be the first to admit the refs screwed the Oilers.

Certain players are chosen to fulfill certain roles. Reich also has the biggest college come back ever at Maryland right? Or close to?

 

Its actually beyond hilarious if you dig into these players’ backgrounds. Brady especially. I mean, do any of you know his ‘dad’ is worth roughly 3.1 billion? And also did significant work with NFL films as far back as the 60s? How many interviews and docs have their been about tommy and pops without this being mentioned. It never comes up. He’s basically presented as a Josh Allen type, yet his dad was filthy rich and worked for the NFL.

 

Mac Jones is equally interesting, which is why I knew the slightly better than mediocre Patriots would ascend to the top by the end of the season. 
 

Don’t dismiss and talk ***** if you haven’t put in any time and effort into learning anything about this league and their players and the powerful people who run it.

 

[Chicken Boo]

6 hours ago, BassToMouth said:

Brady scores 33 points to go 33-3 all time against Buffalo. Not to mention Demaryius Thomas just died this past week at 33. If you know, you know. 
 

Some of you on here do, which is awesome. Quite a few have messaged me personally. So for all of you Mensa members who apparently know everything, there are more of us than you probably realize. 

 

The Powerball jackpot is currently $333 million.

[ToGoGo]

12 hours ago, BassToMouth said:

Certain players are chosen to fulfill certain roles. Reich also has the biggest college come back ever at Maryland right? Or close to?

 

Its actually beyond hilarious if you dig into these players’ backgrounds. Brady especially. I mean, do any of you know his ‘dad’ is worth roughly 3.1 billion? And also did significant work with NFL films as far back as the 60s? How many interviews and docs have their been about tommy and pops without this being mentioned. It never comes up. He’s basically presented as a Josh Allen type, yet his dad was filthy rich and worked for the NFL.

 

Mac Jones is equally interesting, which is why I knew the slightly better than mediocre Patriots would ascend to the top by the end of the season. 
 

Don’t dismiss and talk ***** if you haven’t put in any time and effort into learning anything about this league and their players and the powerful people who run it.

 

Didn't know about Tom Brady Sr. 

 

How in the world is he worth $3B and that is never talked about and literally zero mainstream articles are written about it? Insane. 

 

Even in his pictures, the father has that Bob Kraft billionaire vibe. 

[Ralonzo]

On 12/12/2021 at 11:57 PM, BuffaloRebound said:

 Refs are human, not corrupt.

That’s a pretty optimistic take on human nature, based on the entirety of recorded history.

[Olliemets]

[ToGoGo]

57 minutes ago, Olliemets said:

 

 

[BassToMouth]

3 hours ago, Ralonzo said:

That’s a pretty optimistic take on human nature, based on the entirety of recorded history.

It’s amazing how many people have this naive, idealistic mindset of the world that flies in the face of all human history. “But most people are generally good!” 
 

Umm..no they’re really not. It’s willful ignorance. The refs are human, that’s their excuse? Unreal. Oh gee wiz you missed 10 calls today and made 10 more that didn’t need to happen, but you’re just human. Yea that’s how multi billion dollar businesses approach critical aspects of their operation.

1 hour ago, Olliemets said:

People like you are the best. The above is the extent of your discourse. You think you made a point? Because other clapping seals might find this amusing? You’re only embarrassing yourself.

3 hours ago, ToGoGo said:

Didn't know about Tom Brady Sr. 

 

How in the world is he worth $3B and that is never talked about and literally zero mainstream articles are written about it? Insane. 

 

Even in his pictures, the father has that Bob Kraft billionaire vibe. 

Exactly. How does this never come up? Lol

[Albany,n.y.]

15 hours ago, BassToMouth said:

Brady scores 33 points to go 33-3 all time against Buffalo. Not to mention Demaryius Thomas just died this past week at 33. If you know, you know. 
 

Some of you on here do, which is awesome. Quite a few have messaged me personally. So for all of you Mensa members who apparently know everything, there are more of us than you probably realize. 

Then why aren't you millionairs from betting on football if you have everything figured out?  

15 hours ago, BassToMouth said:

Certain players are chosen to fulfill certain roles. Reich also has the biggest college come back ever at Maryland right? Or close to?

 

Its actually beyond hilarious if you dig into these players’ backgrounds. Brady especially. I mean, do any of you know his ‘dad’ is worth roughly 3.1 billion? And also did significant work with NFL films as far back as the 60s? How many interviews and docs have their been about tommy and pops without this being mentioned. It never comes up. He’s basically presented as a Josh Allen type, yet his dad was filthy rich and worked for the NFL.

 

Mac Jones is equally interesting, which is why I knew the slightly better than mediocre Patriots would ascend to the top by the end of the season. 
 

Don’t dismiss and talk ***** if you haven’t put in any time and effort into learning anything about this league and their players and the powerful people who run it.

 

Did you bet a lot on the Patriots futures before the season since you knew they would be good?  If not, why not.  

[ToGoGo]

14 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:

Then why aren't you millionairs from betting on football if you have everything figured out?  

Did you bet a lot on the Patriots futures before the season since you knew they would be good?  If not, why not.  

 

You bring up a good point. Maybe we should. 

[Orlando Buffalo]

16 hours ago, BassToMouth said:

Certain players are chosen to fulfill certain roles. Reich also has the biggest college come back ever at Maryland right? Or close to?

 

Its actually beyond hilarious if you dig into these players’ backgrounds. Brady especially. I mean, do any of you know his ‘dad’ is worth roughly 3.1 billion? And also did significant work with NFL films as far back as the 60s? How many interviews and docs have their been about tommy and pops without this being mentioned. It never comes up. He’s basically presented as a Josh Allen type, yet his dad was filthy rich and worked for the NFL.

 

Mac Jones is equally interesting, which is why I knew the slightly better than mediocre Patriots would ascend to the top by the end of the season. 
 

Don’t dismiss and talk ***** if you haven’t put in any time and effort into learning anything about this league and their players and the powerful people who run it.

 

Tom Brady senior is not worth 3.1 billion. I know it is on the internet but it is not true. He was an insurance salesman so 3.1 million is possible, maybe even 31 million but he is not worth 3 billion.