I don’t care what happened before that play. The Bills did everything they needed to do to get to the end with a very clear chance to win the game. We were a FG away from a win when a ref’s decision stripped us of that. The catch, by NFL guidelines, was very clearly that-a catch.
Seeing Bills crying in post games, the guys who have been thru gut wrenching loss after loss to end seasons makes me wonder if they feel how we feel. Cursed, helpless, like our chances have come and gone in a blink of an eye and maybe it never will come. Hate thinking this way but every year I feel it stronger and stronger
There’s something to be said when my feed is filled with national media and even opposing teams fans calling out the shady calls by the refs. @NFLOfficiating Fuck you again.
The Bills lost by 3 in OT on the road:
- 5 turnovers
- on 5 days of rest, traveling out west
- playing a team with 12 days of rest
- 2nd most injured team in the league
- going against the 26th most-injured team (healthy)
- Backups Savage and Jackson played one play each and allowed TDs due to this
- had 100 more yards, 12 more minutes TOP
- Allowing just 41 yards rushing to RBs
- No call on Riley Moss on Brandon Cooks with clear DPI
- a Cooks catch turned INT
- back-to-back DPI calls in OT
- No defensive penalties called on Denver, though they are the most penalized team in the NFL
Inconsistent officiating is BAD officiating.
Cooks doesn’t get the call because he “does not establish possession” yet Worthy did last year?
#BillsMafia
During Week 9's Chiefs-Bills matchup, Josh Allen recorded the highest completion percentage of his career, while Patrick Mahomes recorded the lowest of his career.