Final.

I still don't know about that last INT by Denver.  I need to see more but I lean that was a catch and not an INT.

Buffalo loses another one, but in fairness, it isn’t like Denver was a weak team to lose to. 

9 minutes ago, theguru said:

I still don't know about that last INT by Denver.  I need to see more but I lean that was a catch and not an INT.

One of the few problems the NFL has and have had since the Dez Bryant catch or no catch in Green Bay probably 20 years ago is what is a catch and what is not! What I thought was so strange that if the Bills had not called a timeout the officials or the replay people in NY was not even going to look at it and they never did review it I guess just told the ref in is head set that it was Denver's ball.

Just now, 16thBBall Fan said:

One of the few problems the NFL has and have had since the Dez Bryant catch or no catch in Green Bay probably 20 years ago is what is a catch and what is not! What I thought was so strange that if the Bills had not called a timeout the officials or the replay people in NY was not even going to look at it and they never did review it I guess just told the ref in is head set that it was Denver's ball.

The NFL has too many replay, replay or not, score, catch, special circumstance, replay assist, whatever, the water gets muddy and then a play like this happens and boom get Denver up to the line.  And then once you and the PI calls, ugh, NFL...

From Google AI:

Yes, all scoring plays and turnovers (fumbles/interceptions) are automatically reviewed by the NFL's replay officials from the booth, meaning coaches cannot challenge them; this rule, in place since around 2012, also now includes failed fourth-down attempts (turnovers on downs) for automatic review, ensuring plays with significant outcomes are scrutinized for accuracy. 

Even with that Allen had his chance this year. No Mahomes, no Jackson, no Burrow and two 2nd year QB's and a 3rd year QB standing between him and a Super Bowl and he turns it over 4 times (3 legit turnovers). This has to be nothing more than a blown opportunity for Allen and the Bills.

52 minutes ago, 16thBBall Fan said:

Even with that Allen had his chance this year. No Mahomes, no Jackson, no Burrow and two 2nd year QB's and a 3rd year QB standing between him and a Super Bowl and he turns it over 4 times (3 legit turnovers). This has to be nothing more than a blown opportunity for Allen and the Bills.

And to rub salt in the wound even more. They're now reporting that Bo Nix suffered a season ending broken ankle in the win. 

Just now, sportsfan41 said:

And to rub salt in the wound even more. They're now reporting that Bo Nix suffered a season ending broken ankle in the win. 

Oh man that's sad. I did not even see anything or him limping.

2 hours ago, theguru said:

I still don't know about that last INT by Denver.  I need to see more but I lean that was a catch and not an INT.

Whatever happened to a tie goes to the offense? I’m on the side of it’s a catch and he was down because the defensive player landed on him for the tackle.

10 minutes ago, Breds82 said:

Whatever happened to a tie goes to the offense? I’m on the side of it’s a catch and he was down because the defensive player landed on him for the tackle.

The receiver has to survive the ground (fall).  Upon hitting the ground, the ball is dislodged and ends up in the defender's hands.  The receiver isn't down by contact until he completes the catch.  I don't think there was a stoppage in play because it was pretty clear, by rule, that it was an INT.  The only thing surprising to me was that the idiots calling the game (can't stand Nantz and Romo) didn't understand the rule.  Actually, it shouldn't surprise me.  

Just saw an interesting stat on Josh Allen with today's OT loss he is now 0-7 in OT games and 0-3 in OT playoff games.

14 hours ago, Breds82 said:

Whatever happened to a tie goes to the offense? I’m on the side of it’s a catch and he was down because the defensive player landed on him for the tackle.

 

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21 minutes ago, bugatti said:

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I watch or listen to him on FTF everyday and he loves to give back handed compliments to both Allen and Burrow. He absolutely hates for any sports talk person to say that either guy is the best in the league or even as good as Mahomes.