NFL Wild-Card Weekend thread

We will have to agree to disagree.

Please read the post of mine that doesn't include some version of the Bills are the better team and the Steelers deserved to lose regardless of the officiating. I'm not blaming the officials. I am pointing out where they did a poor job. Both things can be true.

 

So officials should just ignore fans throwing snowballs at players while plays are going on. That is your stance. Got it.

 

Tell me you didn't watch the game, or at least didn't pay attention, without telling me you didn't watch the game.

 

Sean McDermott should have taken the mic and reminded Buffalo fans they don't live in Pittsburgh.

 

There is literally no room for disagreement. It simply is not there.

https://www.buffalobills.com/video/...td-run-by-qb-in-nfl-history-bills-vs-steelers

It was a joke based on the JFK conspiracy theory post which I was responding to. But you knew that.

 

The Buffalo Bills, Inc. are a billion dollar corporation. The NFL should have ordered the Buffalo Bills to spend whatever money it took to clear the stands of snow.

 

Dude, you're making things up about Allen sliding. That's what I'm referring to.

 

This truly boggles my mind. It's 2024 and your best solution for getting rid of mountains of snow is dangling $20 an hour to people? They can't invest in thousands of snow blowers? Staircases and multi-tiered stadiums ensure it'll be a tedious job that requires some manual shoveling of the snow off each tier until it can be stacked on a sideline, but still, it's got to be a better and more efficient way of doing it than shoveling.

It probably indicates what the NFL thinks of the fans. You'll pay hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars for the experience of sitting in a snowbank. Fuck off either way.

 

How are the Packers expected to win without Aaron Rodgers being motivated by the fact that the 49ers didn't draft him?

 

It's not the first time they've had to do it either. I imagine an upper division engineering student could figure out a way to clear an 80,000 seat stadium in about 12 hours. Use a bunch of those construction chutes you see down the sides of buildings, or just tarp the sections when snow is on the way - probably cheaper than what the bills were offering - but I also think it is also a reminder of their desire for a domed stadium.

 

It was $20 an hour - but they could have afforded more. They also could have hired a firm to do it.