2025 Divisional Playoffs

[MTK]

Allen needs to build his legacy right here

[NC_Skins]

Bills kinda got fucked with some of those calls at the end.

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Bills kinda got fucked with some of those calls at the end.

Only the catch one really, not sure I see how you can rule that an INT if he had possession when he hit the ground and lost it, after a wrestling match given joint possession goes to the offense. Those PI's were PI's all day long. Then standing in the refs face and throwing your helmet is as dumb as you can get. Not liking the call is one thing, but nailing on the loss for the other team?

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

Only the catch one really, not sure I see how you can rule that an INT if he had possession when he hit the ground and lost it, after a wrestling match given joint possession goes to the offense. Those PI's were PI's all day long. Then standing in the refs face and throwing your helmet is as dumb as you can get. Not liking the call is one thing, but nailing on the loss for the other team?

That was a legit interception. Cooks never had the ball controlled, but it also never hit the ground either. I'm referring to that sideline PI they called and the roughing. Those were lame.

[AnonEmouse]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

That was a legit interception. Cooks never had the ball controlled, but it also never hit the ground either. I'm referring to that side line PI they called and the roughing. Those were lame.

The INT is debatable, a lot of it in how you interpret the rules. But the lack of replay referral stunk and McDermott having to call a TO to even get it looked at? The 1st PI was a bit debatable, but the 2nd was nailed on and the RTQ, while physically soft, was always coming when you hit/push the QB so long after the throw. Bosa should have known better.

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by AnonEmouse

The INT is debatable, a lot of it in how you interpret the rules. But the lack of replay referral stunk and McDermott having to call a TO to even get it looked at? The 1st PI was a bit debatable, but the 2nd was nailed on and the RTQ, while physically soft, was always coming when you hit/push the QB so long after the throw. Bosa should have known better.

I thought it was a completion for the Bills..

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by MTK

Allen needs to build his legacy right here

3 fumbles (2 lost) and 2 INTs was not the way to do it. That said, he still had a chance to win the game. That one pass he overthrew Knox on was a game winner. There would have been no overtime.

This is that miss to Knox.
https://x.com/henrycmckenna/status/2012686925337862605