NFL Thread

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Apparently Buffalo is the first team in NFL history to have a “perfect game.” Meaning they went an entire game without punting, kicking a field goal, or committing any turnovers. Not just playoff history, regular season as well.

 

wow

 

What a joke....

 

So the officials determined that the inadvertent whistle came after that pass was caught?!?

Then it would not have been inadvertent would it dumbass.

 

They lie. To our faces. Just like in Tennessee's bowl game. I van live with mistakes, but don't lie.

 

They don’t have to answer for it to anybody. They just trot some guy out to tell us why they’re right

 

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Wait a sec, somebody threw Indy on the field last night?

 

If they called the play dead, it [uck fay]s Cincy over worse, IMO. Would that have been better?

 

On one hand, the officiating in the game yesterday was atrocious and unacceptable. It complete bullshit there’s no accountability for officials at any level of professional sports. At the absolute very least, the head of the crew should be required to address the media after a game.

On the other hand, it completely [uck fay]ed over the Raiders, so meh.

 

The team they played sucked so it wasn't that hard.

 

I used to think it was the other way around but it's clearly this.

 

The guy just took a rookie QB to the playoffs and a 10-7 record. Idk if he sucks.

But also, yeah, Tom is better than I gave him credit for while in NE. He did go to a loaded team in a sus division though which helps.

 

I don't care where you go, you lead two different teams to a SB and win, you are the real deal GOAT.

I think only two have done it. And they are both all time GOATs.

 

Brady is great, but he's been exceptionally fortunate to go to places which had great defenses and great OLines. He can throw 3 INTs in a row in the NFC Championship and still have the team around him to win a title.

 

Seems like 1 of every 10 throws is more than 10 yards downfield.

 

Been that way since Joe Montana.