Bills Patriots thread (cause it matters)

[jeemie]

Oh man...

[SteeLori]

The pats have been penalized three times for 15 yards these past two games, and the penalty yardage wasn’t even assessed on one of the penalties last week.

[Legacy User]

Fucking fixed. That was a TD and it ruined the flow of the game. Fuck the NFL

[Legacy User]

The pats have been penalized three times for 15 yards these past two games, and the penalty yardage wasn’t even assessed on one of the penalties last week.

They don’t hold or interfere ever

Makes sense I guess

[jeemie]

The pats have been penalized three times for 15 yards these past two games, and the penalty yardage wasn’t even assessed on one of the penalties last week.

Once again...there is no yardage associated with an illegal touch of a pass.

It is simply a loss of down penalty.

But yes- the penalty calls have been skewed in New England's favor.

[jeemie]

The pats have been penalized three times for 15 yards these past two games, and the penalty yardage wasn’t even assessed on one of the penalties last week.

They don’t hold or interfere ever

Makes sense I guess

People forget they interfered on that long pass that the refs called DPI on...prevented an interception by interfering, AND got rewarded for it.

[jeemie]

Fucking fixed. That was a TD and it ruined the flow of the game. Fuck the NFL

The problem is- people won't see it like that, and the NFL knows it.

People will see a Pats' blowout and assume taking the touchdown away didn't matter.

[Old School Steeler]

At no time in the long history of this fixed league has the fix been in for one team for so long. The only way to explain this is the cabal

[bradshaw2ben]

The pats have been penalized three times for 15 yards these past two games, and the penalty yardage wasn’t even assessed on one of the penalties last week.

There's no penalty yardage on the illegal touching-- it's just equivalent to an incomplete pass.

[Legacy User]

so much for that!

[Legacy User]

this pats -officials lovefest is so shady...stinks to high heaven..needs investigated.

[Legacy User]

If riveron overturns

Swiss turn around and go back to ny

I should've found that fucker yesterday.

This leagues is so fuckin' corrupt.

one of these days Brady is gonna throw a pass to a referee in the EZ and they will call it a TD, thats the only thing we havent seen yet. Fuck this league, rename it the Patriots Football League!

[BethlehemSteel]

I Excused myself from this game

Expected results as usual

Nfl cabal 99999999. Fans 0

Hope you all now realize my 7 Year ranting was ahead of its time

[Kodiak]

At no time in the long history of this fixed league has the fix been in for one team for so long. The only way to explain this is the cabal

The ratings have been SOOOO bad....and no DAL (probably) and no Aaron Rodgers in the playoffs....league made sure NE got a #1 seed.

[BethlehemSteel]

HEre is an article with all the suits explaining their weekly scale tipping

http://www.businessinsider.com/bills-td ... ng-2017-12

It really is time to have fans leave in droves

[SteeLori]

The pats have been penalized three times for 15 yards these past two games, and the penalty yardage wasn’t even assessed on one of the penalties last week.

Once again...there is no yardage associated with an illegal touch of a pass.

It is simply a loss of down penalty.

But yes- the penalty calls have been skewed in New England's favor.

I stand corrected. I thought I heard Nantz or Romo say it was five yards and loss of down.

[Rod & Wire Mill]

If riveron overturns

Swiss turn around and go back to ny

I should've found that fucker yesterday.

This leagues is so fuckin' corrupt.

one of these days Brady is gonna throw a pass to a referee in the EZ and they will call it a TD, thats the only thing we havent seen yet. Fuck this league, rename it the Patriots Football League!

Outstanding, great quote!

[SteeLori]

Chris Brown
Chris Brown
@ChrisBrownBills
Patriots now have 29 scoring drives on the season in which a penalty has given them an extra first down. Leads the NFL.

[COR-TEN]

Wasn't able to watch the pats-bills game, but if this thread is any indication, it seems NE has had the red carpet rolled out for their way to the SB.

Can anybody direct me to some vids of the blown calls?

And -

this pats -officials lovefest is so shady...stinks to high heaven..needs investigated.

That's what I said last week. There must be some dirt on someone, and independent investigations need to be generated.

This just seems to fucking blatant and obvious. It reminds me of something else. Nobody cares about at least trying to hide the shit. It's just out there for everyone to see and smell the stink. And if you don't like it, move along.

[jeemie]

NFL must have told Craig Wrolstad to take the heat off of Alberto Riveron.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... nd-obvious

It was clear and obvious that he did not have control of the ball until he brought it all the way down into his chest.

So clear and obvious that the review took nearly five minutes.

[COR-TEN]

Just dug up a vid.

Did Benjamin have control of the ball before he tapped his second foot?

the vid I saw didn't show control of the football. Just the foot.

[BethlehemSteel]

NFL must have told Craig Wrolstad to take the heat off of Alberto Riveron.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... nd-obvious

It was clear and obvious that he did not have control of the ball until he brought it all the way down into his chest.

So clear and obvious that the review took nearly five minutes.

Read the comment by David Wooten in the nfl story

League office undermining the officials on the field all day every day

Its time to end instant replay

Here is that comment

David Wooten

This is the 3rd game this year a crucial touchdown was called back against the Patriots. How many times does this happen before it’s a pattern. Clearly, any close TD against NE involving a catch is going to be overturned. And before you accuse, no, I’m not a Bills fan. My team beat the Jaguars today. Here’s my beef, the NFL is undermining its own referees. The referees who called it a touchdown were 2 feet from the play. They had the best angle. They saw the ball and the players feet. From 2 feet away! For crying out loud, the ref pointed to the spot where the receivers feet were when he possessed the ball. His fellow ref confirmed it on the field. So overturning this is NOT about clear evidence, it’s about a varied interpretation of when the receiver possessed the ball. The replay official interpreted possession differently from the crew on the field. In previous years, these close called went to the call on the field. Why isn’t that happening now? The Steelers call last week wasn’t about “surviving the ground”; it was an interpretive difference about possession. The camera angle showing the bobbble was looking over the shoulder of the referee who called it a touchdown. He saw the bobble and called it a score anyway. Why? Because the receiver had caught the ball, pulled it to his body with a knee down, and changed the direction of his momentum after that to lunge for a score. By rule, that can constitute possession. And that was precisely the interpretation rendered on the field. Yes, it was close. But that’s why you defer to the call on the field. The purpose of replay is to overcome obvious mistakes by officiating, not to reinterpret their judgment calls. That’s what’s happening now, and we fans know it.

[Lynch]

Didn't look to me like lumbering Limas got the second foot down with control. Hate that it benefited the cheats, but looked like the right call.

[BethlehemSteel]

Wrong. No bobble, toes touch and drag

It was a TD all the way

Warning watch this video outside. It has shades of last Sunday in steelernation

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC5tzffK3fM[/youtube]

This one has the close in side view. There is no bobble just a hand switch securing move due to the dB trying to secure

Second toe dusts up that black rubber dirt. CBS had hat clear

Ref points that it as good and calls TD. You do not have conclusive evidence to turn his one either

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8-KV8OxmxM[/youtube]

More bad shit from Riveron and his controllers

[Stillerz Bar]

The real problem is that replay is only supposed to overturn a call that is blatantly wrong. It is not supposed to be trying to judge a play starting from square one but rather is it clear to everyone that the call is wrong.

I like the idea of a time limit on the replay - one minute to review; if it's a clear mistake you'll be able to tell thst fast, if you can't the the call stands.

[bradshaw2ben]

Benjamin had control from the moment his first hand reached out and caught the ball, i.e., bringing it to his body was irrelevant. He caught it with one hand, right from the beginning.

[jeemie]

Benjamin had control from the moment his first hand reached out and caught the ball, i.e., bringing it to his body was irrelevant. He caught it with one hand, right from the beginning.

If you’re Alberto Riveron, you believe your job is to look for a reason to overturn...unless it’s the Patriots with a good play, of course..

[Donnie Brasco]

Benjamin had control from the moment his first hand reached out and caught the ball, i.e., bringing it to his body was irrelevant. He caught it with one hand, right from the beginning.

Furthermore just because you change hands with the ball, doesn't equal that you failed to control the ball

[bradshaw2ben]

Benjamin had control from the moment his first hand reached out and caught the ball, i.e., bringing it to his body was irrelevant. He caught it with one hand, right from the beginning.

Furthermore just because you change hands with the ball, doesn't equal that you failed to control the ball

It actually means the opposite-- you had enough control to switch hands.