Denver started it, then Oakland followed, and then a college team tried it this weekend or last.

As you can see, Shanahan is an innovator in cheating.

When you only score 3 points on offense, it's hard to complain about losing.

It's funny when you think about it.... Romo has 5 picks, but keeps throwing it down the field, taking chances, and ends up helping his team in the end. Edwards was ultra conservative, only made one mistake, but lost the game.

:hmmm:

I feel bad for the Bills and their fans. It's the only AFC East team I don't despise. But they have had just about the worst luck of any NFL team I've ever seen.

1-15 is entirely realistic. Half their starters are out, and many ofthem on IR. They weren't going to win the SB anyway, but what they've had to deal with in terms of injuries is beyond the pale.

I agree. Gamesmanship is one thing. This particular action is quite frankly juvenile. I understand calling the timeout is within the rules. But isn't this PROFESSIONAL football?

I would like to know if they coordinate it with an official.
It would be kind of tough to call time out RIGHT BEFORE the snap.
I would just line up and wait for them to call timeout otherwise.

AOL user, probably.

If the time out is there to use, use it. Buffalo deserved to loose that game because they
shit in there pants on defense the last 2 minute sof thaat game. There LB and CB's were playing back 15 yards off the receivers. What an idiotic thing to
do.

Think about it: The Bills gave the Cowboys kicker a free practice shot. It's not like he wore out his leg on that one kick and then didn't have any energy left to pop another long one.