NFL Week #15 - Fish at Buffalo - Post Game Thread

[Einstein]

I have no idea what this even means.

 

 

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

15 minutes ago, BIGFOOTspaceman said:

Pats troll? Not sure about that but whatever….

 

Based on the Bills play. That’s all. Don’t look like a SB team. IMO

The 2020 chiefs didnt look like a superbowl team when they lost a couple offensive linemen and they were actually playing in the superbowl 😂.  To overcome that adversity and still win against a good team is pretty impressive especially when you spot them a free td on an unfathomably awful roughing the kicker penalty that I would not expect to happen again 

[folz]

Great Win!!!

 

For anyone complaining about anything...this type of game is exactly why we all love football guys and gals. It was like a classic, old Kelly/Marino duel. Saturday night, at home, playoff-like atmosphere, amazing plays by Allen, the snow coming down in the 4th quarter, the comeback, last second FG to win the game, Bass and Steph belly sliding on the snowy field. Just enjoy it everyone! At this time of year, especially against division rivals, any win is a good win. And the Dolphins are a legit team.

 

No question we have to clean up the mistakes...penalties, tackling, turnovers, the roughing the kicker. I mean, we gift-wrapped the Dolphins 10 points in the third quarter on miscues. Would have been a different game without those mistakes. 

 

But no complaining for me tonight. Great game! Great team win! And not only is Santa real (bringing us some Christmas snow in the 4th quarter), but so is Superman...and his name is Josh Allen.

 

Go Bills!!!!!

Edited December 18, 2022 by folz

[AlfaBill]

Someone at fin heaven actually said that the Bills won their Super Bowl tonight. Do they even know what that means? 

[Richard Noggin]

It was fun to be there tonight, as always. The weather was fun. Josh Allen was fun. The fans were fun (minus the snowball-throwing dummies...).

[Generic_Bills_Fan]

9 minutes ago, AlfaBill said:

Someone at fin heaven actually said that the Bills won their Super Bowl tonight. Do they even know what that means? 

They must not lol pats fans have probably been saying it to them for years because the pats went on to win a Super Bowl quite a few times after losing to the dolphins in the regular season and they never really learned what it meant  😂

27 minutes ago, Einstein said:

I have no idea what this even means.

 

 

He’s an odd duck and I just don’t even really see the hype he’s getting.  His roster is stacked on paper and they are underperforming imo.  If he got half as much out of the defense as Flores got with worse players, their team is elite.  

Edited December 18, 2022 by Generic_Bills_Fan

[Einstein]

You’ve heard of “balls of steel”… how about “balls of ice”!

 

Ice Balls should be Allen’s new nickname.

 

 

[Dablitzkrieg]

 

 

[Richard Noggin]

10 minutes ago, Einstein said:

You’ve heard of “balls of steel”… how about “balls of ice”!

 

Ice Balls should be Allen’s new nickname.

 

 

The snowball throwing was disappointing throughout the game. Aiming at on-field security personnel is one thing (which is stupid), but lobbing snowballs into the endzone where defensive players are lined up during a play is an entirely different, even dumber, thing. Such a bad look for Bills fans.

 

My seats are in 137, which is along the left/west goal-line on the Bills side, and the fans near me who were throwing snowballs were mostly younger, drunken dummies. Even from the upper rows of the lower bowl it's easy to reach the field with a well-packed snowball. While I hate policing my fellow fans, I was able to confront and stop a couple rows of boisterous youngsters from continuing to target the field. It's so dooshy to light up sideline photographers and reporters (Sal Cappaccio took a snowball to the neck/head from someone nearby) and workers who aren't able to defend themselves due to divided attention. It's even dooshier to try to affect the field of play. I don't know how it looked on the TV broadcast. 

[MAJBobby]

4 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:

The snowball throwing was disappointing throughout the game. Aiming at on-field security personnel is one thing (which is stupid), but lobbing snowballs into the endzone where defensive players are lined up during a play is an entirely different, even dumber, thing. Such a bad look for Bills fans.

 

My seats are in 137, which is along the left/west goal-line on the Bills side, and the fans near me who were throwing snowballs were mostly younger, drunken dummies. Even from the upper rows of the lower bowl it's easy to reach the field with a well-packed snowball. While I hate policing my fellow fans, I was able to confront and stop a couple rows of boisterous youngsters from continuing to target the field. It's so dooshy to light up sideline photographers and reporters (Sal Cappaccio took a snowball to the neck/head from someone nearby) and workers who aren't able to defend themselves due to divided attention. It's even dooshier to try to affect the field of play. I don't know how it looked on the TV broadcast. 

it looked like a WIN. 
 

also looked like most snow games snowballs fly. Why is it an issue today?  

[Nephilim17]

1 hour ago, Einstein said:

I have no idea what this even means

 

McDaniel is a math tutor not an English tutor.

[AlfaBill]

5 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:

The snowball throwing was disappointing throughout the game. Aiming at on-field security personnel is one thing (which is stupid), but lobbing snowballs into the endzone where defensive players are lined up during a play is an entirely different, even dumber, thing. Such a bad look for Bills fans.

 

My seats are in 137, which is along the left/west goal-line on the Bills side, and the fans near me who were throwing snowballs were mostly younger, drunken dummies. Even from the upper rows of the lower bowl it's easy to reach the field with a well-packed snowball. While I hate policing my fellow fans, I was able to confront and stop a couple rows of boisterous youngsters from continuing to target the field. It's so dooshy to light up sideline photographers and reporters (Sal Cappaccio took a snowball to the neck/head from someone nearby) and workers who aren't able to defend themselves due to divided attention. It's even dooshier to try to affect the field of play. I don't know how it looked on the TV broadcast. 

Honestly I don’t see it this way. On tv it looked like good old fashioned American fun. I mean who gets hurt with a snowball? It looked great tbh

[MAJBobby]

Man I LOVE all the fun crying about some snowballs. Ha ha ha ha ha makes the win just that much sweeter 

[AlfaBill]

4 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:

it looked like a WIN. 
 

also looked like most snow games snowballs fly. Why is it an issue today?  

Lots of snowflakes crying about it. When we were kids it was fun! Now it’s dangerous. Like using pronouns. 

4 minutes ago, Nephilim17 said:

McDaniel is a math tutor not an English tutor.

Tutor? I wouldn’t hire him to teach my dog to sit. He looks and acts slightly retauded 

Edited December 18, 2022 by AlfaBill

[MAJBobby]

1 minute ago, AlfaBill said:

Lots of snowflakes crying about it. When we were kids it was fun! Now it’s dangerous. Like using pronouns. 

So snowballs are dangerous????  
 

how about 4 hours in the sun with now shade or ac or mist fans playing a football game. That isn’t dangerous? 
 

whatever fins can cry all they want. Sorry they are upset about a little snow. 

[RobbRiddick]

3 hours ago, RobbRiddick said:

 

 

Jenna Cottrell mentioned this on the Buffalo Plus channel and actually became very emotional when she told the full story (she is a cancer survivor herself) and basically reiterated how special Allen is and how he goes out of his way to do stuff like this. 

Edited December 18, 2022 by RobbRiddick

[Mango]

It seems like it’s been 3-4 straight weeks where sideline reporters are mentioning Diggs yelling about wanting the ball.

 

I don’t like it. 

[Mango]

1 hour ago, RobbRiddick said:

Jenna Cottrell mentioned this on the Buffalo Plus channel and actually became very emotional when she told the full story (she is a cancer survivor herself) and basically reiterated how special Allen is and how he goes out of his way to do stuff like this. 

I’m not crying you’re crying. 

[No_Matter_What]

5 hours ago, AlfaBill said:

Quoted for stupidity. Specifically the part of the DPI. That was legit and the bills were getting screwed on penalties/calls all game 

This is what never ceases to fascinate me.

 

I lurked finheaven and many posters there are confident that refs were helping us whole game to the point that it strongly affected the game.

 

And you and many other Bills fan will say the direct opposite

 

I have no opinion on this since I don't care about refs decisions unless they are blatantly wrong and I also have a bad short term memory, so I usually don't remember penalty calls at all (so I really don't know ATM which calls/missed calls is it about this time), I just find this phenomenon interesting

[nucci]

1 hour ago, Mango said:

It seems like it’s been 3-4 straight weeks where sideline reporters are mentioning Diggs yelling about wanting the ball.

 

I don’t like it. 

Andre Reed did it all the time