Bills vs Broncos

TarHeelDad

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I have never seen an NFL game where the refs decided to help an outcome like I have in this game. I have no dog in the hunt for either team but these refs make ACC refs look competent. The Bills had five turnovers so they deserved to lose, but in overtime the refs should not be such a deciding factor in the end of a game.
 

PINEHEEL

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I do not think it was a catch, and this is from someone who was hoping Allen and the Bills would win. If the defender had not been near him and the exact same thing happened (catch>loses it when he hits the ground), would it have been ruled a catch? Of course not.

As for the PI's, whatever. 75% of PI calls in the NFL could be fairly argued that they did or didn't meet the threshold for PI. These just happened to go against the Bills. Personally, I would have swallowed the whistle in those moments, but it's not like you can definitively say they weren't PI. The last one in particular, White got absolutely toasted off the line and never had a chance to even pretend like he was looking back for the ball he was so busy playing catch-up, so even though it was a toss-up call, you forfeit your right to complain about it when you get beat that badly.
 

1992Heel

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I have never seen an NFL game where the refs decided to help an outcome like I have in this game. I have no dog in the hunt for either team but these refs make ACC refs look competent. The Bills had five turnovers so they deserved to lose, but in overtime the refs should not be such a deciding factor in the end of a game.
I agree...I was watching this and felt the same way. I didn't really care who won but I hate when the refs are the main story after a playoff game.
 
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