W said:
without reaching the Super Bowl
but it might be the most all-time for one coach-QB combo
White - Landry
Fouts - Coryell
Tarkenton - Grant
That's a few off the top of my head. Not sure if they have longer streaks.
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White - Landry
Fouts - Coryell
Tarkenton - Grant
That's a few off the top of my head. Not sure if they have longer streaks.
what a pathetic attempt at a slide tackle by the kicker you go with the inside leg and you take him down with ease
The Chargers had some down years after the early 80s where I don't thinkt they made the playoffs.
Feel like the Vikings made the SUper Bowl a few times; they played in the one at Rice STadium
Feel like the Vikings made the SUper Bowl a few times; they played in the one at Rice STadium
birdman said:W said:
without reaching the Super Bowl
but it might be the most all-time for one coach-QB combo
White - Landry
Fouts - Coryell
Tarkenton - Grant
That's a few off the top of my head. Not sure if they have longer streaks.
Tarkenton and Bud Grant got to some Super Bowls...just couldn't win one.
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The record is Dan Marino and Don Shula.
MookieBlaylock said:
what a pathetic attempt at a slide tackle by the kicker you go with the inside leg and you take him down with ease
Major block in the back by Seattle to start that return that was not called
Marino did reach the SB once, but I don't know why the line was drawn there. The goal is to win the SB, not just get there.
birdman said:annie88 said:
If that guy comes down with that catch on the bills, this game would've gone the other way.
What a weird ending.
Don't forget, they dropped one on 2nd down too. That would have given them a first down and in field range.
Neither throw was that accurate. Not terrible, but another two yards on each throw and they're easy catches.
And nobody will ever remember those plays. It will always be about the terrible interception call.
True, and all the turnovers from the bills did not help.
but it still took the Broncos overtime to win.
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kyledr04 said:
It sucks that Buffalo was usually playing in KC's shadow and couldn't get it done with them out of the way. Might have missed their window. Just can't get it done in the playoffs.
Their fanbase deserves much better than the HC they have. Josh Allen puts every ounce of his effort into winning for his team.
The nfl has to do better that WAS NOT AN INTERCEPTION.
Ho-lee chit!
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Bears & Pats rematch - book it
redag06 said:
The nfl has to do better that WAS NOT AN INTERCEPTION.
How was it not an interception?
Enviroag02 said:redag06 said:
The nfl has to do better that WAS NOT AN INTERCEPTION.
How was it not an interception?
because he took the ball from the wr who was down by contact
the defender never caught the ball the WR did
Cooks never possessed it.
Enviroag02 said:
Cooks never possessed it.
he literally caught the ball with 2 hands and got his knee down
let me guess, dez bryant catch was incomplete too
Article said Nix was injured 2nd to last play in OT, so the play where he kneeled it to center the ball for the FG? If so that is a BAS way to lose your QB.
The worst part of the interception call was Gene Salvatore chiming in and toeing the party line.
Cooks caught it out of the air, landed hard with it possessed, ball didn't bobble at all, and defender rips it out.
If that's not an NFL catch then fix the rules. It seems corrupt and screwed up.
Cooks caught it out of the air, landed hard with it possessed, ball didn't bobble at all, and defender rips it out.
If that's not an NFL catch then fix the rules. It seems corrupt and screwed up.
It was a catch. The bills won that game. The nfl is rigged.
Enviroag02 said:
Cooks never possessed it.
Wrong!
Because he stole the ball from a guy who was already down by contact.
It was a catch. The bills kick the fg and win. SB 60 is rigged.
It was a catch. The bills kick the fg and win. SB 60 is rigged.
jsc8116 said:
Article said Nix was injured 2nd to last play in OT, so the play where he kneeled it to center the ball for the FG? If so that is a BAS way to lose your QB.
Per the halftime broadcast was the dumbass play call designed run to the short side of the field.
Yup, a bit of confusion based on Payton's initial comments but it does seem like the injury happened on that QB sweep.
Sounds like Bo Nix suffered a broken ankle on this play, which was a questionable play call to begin with. pic.twitter.com/AkLwdiv5rw
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I will watch this till the end of time saying Cooks had total control of the ball when he hit the ground pic.twitter.com/OtTzcho12k
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May have been on this kneel.
Either that or this but breaking an ankle off a kneel? pic.twitter.com/vc041LbUWV
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"I'm standing up for Buffalo. ... What went on is not how it should go down."
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Bills head coach Sean McDermott on the interception call in OT. pic.twitter.com/8WzyZHMAg7
Not PI at the end...a total gift
Coppell97 said:"I'm standing up for Buffalo. ... What went on is not how it should go down."
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Bills head coach Sean McDermott on the interception call in OT. pic.twitter.com/8WzyZHMAg7
They should have had a jump ball at the 50
Matt_ag98 said:
Not PI at the end...a total gift
What? The 2nd PI was 100% PI. The 1st one was iffy, but didn't matter as Bosa was called for a blatant roughing penalty
Shows the actual rule and that there is an element of "another act or move" after possessing with a knee down, including surviving the ground, which Cooks did not do.
Scotty Appleton said:Matt_ag98 said:
Not PI at the end...a total gift
What? The 2nd PI was 100% PI. The 1st one was iffy, but didn't matter as Bosa was called for a blatant roughing penalty
Sorry was talking about the first BS contact...but yes roughing (in the modern NFL did happen)
Enviroag02 said:
Shows the actual rule and that there is an element of "another act or move" after possessing with a knee down, including surviving the ground, which Cooks did not do.
Smells like BS. Anytime you have to get technical then common sense is lost
But it's the rule, as written
All I know, is that it's a sad day when I think that the Bills got screwed in this game. And as an original Oilers fan, I HATE the Bills.
so you a re titans fan
nice
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