JahBeeuS
Bluelight Crew
Can't give an objective take here but I don't think I've ever gone from being as elated to as deflated by a football game in my 30 years of watching.
Heck of a game on both sides. Buffalo made mistakes that you just can't make and expect to win. Shaping up to be a hell of a decade in the AFC.
Here I was happy that Brady was no longer in the way....
I personally think that it should either be,
a) both teams get an opportunity with the ball even if first possession is TD,
b) the team who wins the flip decides if they want to defend or play offense - if they choose defend they need to get a turnover, either on downs, or otherwise. If they choose offense they must score to win.
c) there is a pre decided factor before kickoff in the event it goes to OT team x will get the ball bc of y criteria (season point difference, record, daily precipitation over under, idc just any inane fact that if x happens then team y gets choice)
It's heartbreaking knowing they were going tit for tat and didn't get the opportunity to get on the field to match it but, it is the current rule (not that rules are applied with even the slightest amount of consistency - even in this game with a supposed "let em play mentality" from that ref group) so it is what it is .
The bills should've done so much different on special teams on that kickoff with 13 seconds on the clock. Then they shouldve played different defense within that 13 seconds. Why have 4 on the line? Why play to prevent TD instead of stopping them from getting past the 50? Why is Hill not getting raped at the line and why is he getting any space beyond it, after he just smoked you with space not even 5 minutes earlier?
Heck of a game on both sides. Buffalo made mistakes that you just can't make and expect to win. Shaping up to be a hell of a decade in the AFC.
Here I was happy that Brady was no longer in the way....
I personally think that it should either be,
a) both teams get an opportunity with the ball even if first possession is TD,
b) the team who wins the flip decides if they want to defend or play offense - if they choose defend they need to get a turnover, either on downs, or otherwise. If they choose offense they must score to win.
c) there is a pre decided factor before kickoff in the event it goes to OT team x will get the ball bc of y criteria (season point difference, record, daily precipitation over under, idc just any inane fact that if x happens then team y gets choice)
It's heartbreaking knowing they were going tit for tat and didn't get the opportunity to get on the field to match it but, it is the current rule (not that rules are applied with even the slightest amount of consistency - even in this game with a supposed "let em play mentality" from that ref group) so it is what it is .
The bills should've done so much different on special teams on that kickoff with 13 seconds on the clock. Then they shouldve played different defense within that 13 seconds. Why have 4 on the line? Why play to prevent TD instead of stopping them from getting past the 50? Why is Hill not getting raped at the line and why is he getting any space beyond it, after he just smoked you with space not even 5 minutes earlier?