f0neguy Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Maybe a concussion check as his helmet was in pieces? Quote
Buffalo716 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 3 minutes ago, Billl said: Why would there have been concussion protocol? Because his helmet was shattered on a head-to-head hit Quote
Billl Posted January 15 Posted January 15 8 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said: Because his helmet was shattered on a head-to-head hit WTF?!? Not it wasn’t. A piece of the shell broke off due to being brittle. It’s not like his facemask went one direction and his helmet split in two and fell off. 1 Quote
schoolhouserock Posted January 15 Posted January 15 On 1/13/2024 at 7:43 PM, Scott7975 said: Riiiiiiiiggghhhht That was the worst snow game in Bills history. (For real: https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2024/01/12/buffalo-bills-vs-pittsburgh-steelers-weather-sunday-daunting-previous-playoff-games/72203328007/) I recall that the method the grounds crew meant to use to clear the field that day ended up failing. They had a large machine that had a spinning brush to throw snow, but it ended up throwing rubber (the field) with it. That was a significant contributor to the field conditions that day. The Bills went on to beat Miami the next week after that same snowy Colts game. So, getting back to the original point, I’m still not buying it. Quote
Buffalo716 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 1 minute ago, Billl said: WTF?!? Not it wasn’t. A piece of the shell broke off due to being brittle. It’s not like his facemask went one direction and his helmet split in two and fell off. Yeah but you would think they would charge a time out on the Chiefs to even stop the game... I didn't mean shattered in half I meant a piece broke off 1 Quote
Billl Posted January 15 Posted January 15 6 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said: Yeah but you would think they would charge a time out on the Chiefs to even stop the game... I didn't mean shattered in half I meant a piece broke off I was surprised they didn’t charge us a timeout. I assumed that was a rule, but I looked it up and couldn’t find anything addressing that scenario. 1 Quote
Buffalo716 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 Just now, Billl said: I was surprised they didn’t charge us a timeout. I assumed that was a rule, but I looked it up and couldn’t find anything addressing that scenario. Are you a Chiefs fan? And it's perfectly fine if you are I had a great time in Arrowhead last year and I meant people I still talk to And yes the rule is if an equipment malfunction happens on the field... The player must leave for a play or the team must take a time out Standard procedure Quote
CSBill Posted January 15 Posted January 15 1 hour ago, Bob Jones said: Just curious….were the Bills able to practice yesterday & today, or were they all locked down at home due to the travel ban? Good question. Quote
Just Jack Posted January 15 Posted January 15 As of tonight (Sunday, about 11pm) on Ticketmaster there are just over 7,600 tickets available for the game. (yes, I counted) Quote
BillsPride12 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 I agree that for WNY this is a pretty typical Winter storm that we deal with almost annually... It's just Bills still playing football this late into the Winter we are still trying to adapt to 🤣 2 Quote
Scott7975 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 (edited) 2 hours ago, schoolhouserock said: That was the worst snow game in Bills history. (For real: https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2024/01/12/buffalo-bills-vs-pittsburgh-steelers-weather-sunday-daunting-previous-playoff-games/72203328007/) I recall that the method the grounds crew meant to use to clear the field that day ended up failing. They had a large machine that had a spinning brush to throw snow, but it ended up throwing rubber (the field) with it. That was a significant contributor to the field conditions that day. The Bills went on to beat Miami the next week after that same snowy Colts game. So, getting back to the original point, I’m still not buying it. This is the type of snow you get with lake effect snow dude. Stop making excuses. Did you see the field today? You think they would have just kept up with it and kept the field clear? You were wrong, just own it. I don't really care what you buy. Run around on hard 2 inches of snow then. In either case I am done with the conversation. Edited January 15 by Scott7975 Quote
Pete Posted January 15 Posted January 15 I’m bull####- I’m scheduled to work until 6 tonight. WTF? I’m gonna plow through my day, and try and get ***** moved. 4:30 Monday is a stupid time for a playoff game. Most of us have to work Quote
SectionC3 Posted January 15 Posted January 15 9 hours ago, K-9 said: Blizzard conditions were certainly forecasted before today, when hard decisions needed to be made. And in speaking to people in OP today, the conditions were met. Whether the NWS qualifies as such remains to be seen. But if you insist in quibbling over a few miles an hour of wind, feel free. But there is nothing ordinary about the weather conditions at the stadium today. Oh yeah. They were met. 8 hours ago, schoolhouserock said: That was the worst snow game in Bills history. (For real: https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2024/01/12/buffalo-bills-vs-pittsburgh-steelers-weather-sunday-daunting-previous-playoff-games/72203328007/) I recall that the method the grounds crew meant to use to clear the field that day ended up failing. They had a large machine that had a spinning brush to throw snow, but it ended up throwing rubber (the field) with it. That was a significant contributor to the field conditions that day. The Bills went on to beat Miami the next week after that same snowy Colts game. So, getting back to the original point, I’m still not buying it. The spinning brushes fiasco was Pittsburgh 2015. Quote
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