Bo Nix
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I'm stopping by to say once again, that Denver has some kind of remarkable charm/luck in the playoffs. Always
It's simply the best home field advantage in the NFL, and the refs seem to agree
That interception in OT WAS NOT an interception. The only call I've ever seen that was worse was the non- DPI on the Rams vs New Orleans, followed by the Dez Bryant non- catch vs Green Bay. Horrible call.Karlis Missed. Eff the Broncos Boycott Walmart.
I'm stopping by to say once again, that Denver has some kind of remarkable charm/luck in the playoffs. Always
It's simply the best home field advantage in the NFL, and the refs seem to agree
That interception in OT WAS NOT an interception. The only call I've ever seen that was worse was the non- DPI on the Rams vs New Orleans, followed by the Dez Bryant non- catch vs Green Bay. Horrible call.Karlis Missed. Eff the Broncos Boycott Walmart.
Hard not to feel the game was stolen.
I'm sure the League Office has already heard from Pegula.
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My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
Mine as well.
But, I'd take Josh Allen every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
We'd have more to look forward to, better in-season discussion, enjoy playoff wins, and talk less draft.
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My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
For runners with clear possession (excluding receptions) that's true, but for WRs it's that they have to complete the catch without the ball coming loose throughout the play. That's why sometimes you see them catch the ball, get both feet in but lose the ball when the hit the ground out of bounds and it gets ruled incomplete. That rule applies whether they fall out of bounds or the middle of the field with the exception of in the field he repossesses the ball if it comes loose it's a reception as long as the ball does not hit the ground. He didn't but the DB did. Too bad, so sad.
EDIT: At the 35 second mark he makes my point exactly.
For runners with clear possession (excluding receptions) that's true, but for WRs it's that they have to complete the catch without the ball coming loose throughout the play. That's why sometimes you see them catch the ball, get both feet in but lose the ball when the hit the ground out of bounds and it gets ruled incomplete. That rule applies whether they fall out of bounds or the middle of the field with the exception of in the field he repossesses the ball if it comes loose it's a reception as long as the ball does not hit the ground. He didn't but the DB did. Too bad, so sad.
EDIT: At the 35 second mark he makes my point exactly.
I still feel like it was The Mile High Screw Job.
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I'm stopping by to say once again, that Denver has some kind of remarkable charm/luck in the playoffs. Always
It's simply the best home field advantage in the NFL, and the refs seem to agree
That interception in OT WAS NOT an interception. The only call I've ever seen that was worse was the non- DPI on the Rams vs New Orleans, followed by the Dez Bryant non- catch vs Green Bay. Horrible call.Karlis Missed. Eff the Broncos Boycott Walmart.
And I thought the WR never had clear possession throughout hitting the ground as required and since the ball never hit the ground the DB had every right to claim it as an interception since he did complete the process of hitting the ground without losing possession. It was a correct call by the rules of a completed pass. The refs agreed and no red flag was tossed that I could see to determine if the WR completed the catch or not.
And I thought the WR never had clear possession throughout hitting the ground as required and since the ball never hit the ground the DB had every right to claim it as an interception since he did complete the process of hitting the ground without losing possession. It was a correct call by the rules of a completed pass. The refs agreed and no red flag was tossed that I could see to determine if the WR completed the catch or not.
Disagree. Also no challenges allowed in OT.
If that happened to the Browns we'd be pissed.
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My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
So you think the long pass thrown by Allen was a complete pass, which would have put them easily in field goal position and almost guaranteed victory, but Allen is a fraud because he lost while scoring 30 points and you admit he got robbed?
Interesting.
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For runners with clear possession (excluding receptions) that's true, but for WRs it's that they have to complete the catch without the ball coming loose throughout the play. That's why sometimes you see them catch the ball, get both feet in but lose the ball when the hit the ground out of bounds and it gets ruled incomplete. That rule applies whether they fall out of bounds or the middle of the field with the exception of in the field he repossesses the ball if it comes loose it's a reception as long as the ball does not hit the ground. He didn't but the DB did. Too bad, so sad.
EDIT: At the 35 second mark he makes my point exactly.
I still feel like it was The Mile High Screw Job.
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My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
Same here, Cooks knee hit the ground when he was in possession of the ball (replays mysteriously failed to show us that angle) however that wasn't the play that lost the game but Allen's other turnovers were terrible, the one before the half was especially egregious. There was very little time to make a meaningful play yet he's running with the ball loosely in Denver's FG range. Those 3 points were the difference in them winning vs tying the game eventually. It's inexcusable for them not to reach the SB with the best remaining QB in the league.
If I'm the owner I'm going bold: Fire McDermott and GM, trade Allen to the Raiders for the number 1 pick and start over with Mendoza and an Offensive minded coach. Josh chokes in the playoffs and the rest of the team can't compensate for his mistakes as presently constructed.
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My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
So you think the long pass thrown by Allen was a complete pass, which would have put them easily in field goal position and almost guaranteed victory, but Allen is a fraud because he lost while scoring 30 points and you admit he got robbed?
Interesting.
So you think the long pass thrown by Allen was a complete pass, which would have put them easily in field goal position and almost guaranteed victory, but Allen is a fraud because he lost while scoring 30 points and you admit he got robbed?
Interesting.
Of course they got robbed.. But Allen didn't help his team with other turnovers he was involved in.. He's had multiple chances to go to the big show and so far His team,His coach and he himself has flunked!.. Then he cried like a pussy.. A real Alpha leader doesn't cry like a bitch...
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
Yeah, fuck the completed reception rules. I mean what are rules if only your feelings about it count. I think you'd fit well on the poliboard. LOL!?
Two things:
1) I wasn't raised to be petty, but I'll never let that get in the way of hating the Broncos...it's generational trauma as a Browns fan.
2) Every time I bitch about stuff like this nothing happens, so see #1.
Still stinging from going 0-2 yesterday.
I'm a toss up on the Texans-Pats, but wouldn't mind seeing da Bears win.
We're down to six football games left this season, then the long haul begins...
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So you think the long pass thrown by Allen was a complete pass, which would have put them easily in field goal position and almost guaranteed victory, but Allen is a fraud because he lost while scoring 30 points and you admit he got robbed?
Interesting.
Of course they got robbed.. But Allen didn't help his team with other turnovers he was involved in.. He's had multiple chances to go to the big show and so far His team,His coach and he himself has flunked!.. Then he cried like a pussy.. A real Alpha leader doesn't cry like a bitch...
Of course they got robbed.. But Allen didn't help his team with other turnovers he was involved in.. He's had multiple chances to go to the big show and so far His team,His coach and he himself has flunked!.. Then he cried like a pussy.. A real Alpha leader doesn't cry like a bitch...
I'm no Bills fans, but the fact is their D has given up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games.
Allen, yeah he missed a couple throws in the 4th Q that could have been TDs, but he's hardly the problem in Buffalo.
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My understanding is the knee hits the ground.. play over.... These refs are shady AF... And Josh Allen is exactly what I thought he was... A very talented fraud..
Same here, Cooks knee hit the ground when he was in possession of the ball (replays mysteriously failed to show us that angle) however that wasn't the play that lost the game but Allen's other turnovers were terrible, the one before the half was especially egregious. There was very little time to make a meaningful play yet he's running with the ball loosely in Denver's FG range. Those 3 points were the difference in them winning vs tying the game eventually. It's inexcusable for them not to reach the SB with the best remaining QB in the league.
If I'm the owner I'm going bold: Fire McDermott and GM, trade Allen to the Raiders for the number 1 pick and start over with Mendoza and an Offensive minded coach. Josh chokes in the playoffs and the rest of the team can't compensate for his mistakes as presently constructed.
If I'm the owner I'm going bold: Fire McDermott and GM, trade Allen to the Raiders for the number 1 pick and start over with Mendoza and an Offensive minded coach. Josh chokes in the playoffs and the rest of the team can't compensate for his mistakes as presently constructed.
It's the Bills D that's the problem. McDermott has a defensive coaching background.
Yes, Allen missed 2 wide open guys in the 4th Q, but he's hardly a choker.
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Well, I hate denver, but they played a great game. What I saw:
Josh Allen Cleared to Play
Josh Allen played with foot, knee and finger issues. Allen was limited in Tuesday’s walkthrough but practiced fully Wednesday and Thursday. At times, it seemed that it affected his throwing bigtime.
INJURIES
2 defensive backs OUT, one questionable, one rb, Oliver DT still played, Samuel WR - questionable, Bernard LB qusetionable....and the Bills' starting center went out early on, being evaluated for a concussion. The big loss was the Bills' starting center, Conner McGovern, who left the game early in the second quarter. At one point, the backup center rolled the ball to Allen in the shotgun.
The Bills, though, have struggled more this year than I thought they would. The defenses' zone didn't stop Denver much. The Bills need a dynamic WR added to the wr group.
Having said that...
Allen was 26 of 39 for 283 yards, 3 TDs. and 2 INTS. His fumbles were just worse than bad on one - running, holding the ball out like the old "loaf of bread" - it got knocked out. The other fumble was a pass rusher hit Allen's arm before he threw.
Cook's huge fumble was on a devastating hit, a big collision, that was a killer.
Conclusion:
Allen's mistakes, Cook's mistake, the secondary's mistakes.... and the HC was upset he went for it, and didn't play it safe and kick the FG....
and if it's true that you can't review a play in overtime, why the hell NOT ?
Denver seems to have no weaknesses across the board, except now, Nix is injured.
and... the Bills fired McDermott, so they will be looking for a HC too.
I lost several games because the Bills' offense struggled. That isn't on Allen, their wr group
isn't up to par. At least Buffalo has a team that gets to the playoffs..........
dammit. lol
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btw, Joe Brady is the Bill's offensive coordinator. He ran on first down so much of the time, Cook was getting stuffed. I don't get that - Steflunkski did it too. Just one of my personal annoyances.
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Of course they got robbed.. But Allen didn't help his team with other turnovers he was involved in.. He's had multiple chances to go to the big show and so far His team,His coach and he himself has flunked!.. Then he cried like a pussy.. A real Alpha leader doesn't cry like a bitch...
I'm no Bills fans, but the fact is their D has given up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games.
Allen, yeah he missed a couple throws in the 4th Q that could have been TDs, but he's hardly the problem in Buffalo.
I'm no Bills fans, but the fact is their D has given up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games.
Allen, yeah he missed a couple throws in the 4th Q that could have been TDs, but he's hardly the problem in Buffalo.
Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
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I'm no Bills fans, but the fact is their D has given up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games.
Allen, yeah he missed a couple throws in the 4th Q that could have been TDs, but he's hardly the problem in Buffalo.
Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
VERY TRUE. When the Bills had nutcase Stefon Diggs, their offense was far more dynamic.
vs Denver, the top four recievers in the box score- 1 rb, 2 TE's and Khalil Shakir, a fifth round pick out of Boise State.
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I'm no Bills fans, but the fact is their D has given up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games.
Allen, yeah he missed a couple throws in the 4th Q that could have been TDs, but he's hardly the problem in Buffalo.
Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
Bengals?
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Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
Bengals?
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I'm no Bills fans, but the fact is their D has given up 199 points in their last 6 playoff games.
Allen, yeah he missed a couple throws in the 4th Q that could have been TDs, but he's hardly the problem in Buffalo.
Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
Allen's turnovers were the problem. Their defense is constructed to defend the pass like Manning's Indy was, can't survive multiple turnovers in opponents' half of the field. Like I said as presently constructed this roster will have a hard time reaching the SB especially when KC, Ravens and Bengals are back in contention now add Denver, Patriots and Texans to that mix.
Here's the bottom line about the game in Denver yesterday (cut and pasted below).
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