NFL Season 2015/16

[mighty hounds]

I just saw the highlights! Who takes the blame for that? surely the ball holder?

[mighty hounds]

haha

[Jim05]

We are pathetic

[BZB27]

Touchdown Packers Adams makes two good catches on the drive and puts the Packs ahead leading into ht 17-11

[FlyingHigh]

Interesting stat they mentioned in one of the games yesterday.
The four visting quarterbacks had a combined 37 playoff games, the home ones 0.
And so far each of those away teams have won.
Up to you to break it Jim

[Jim05]

Started off good in the second half, lead 18-17

[Wedgie]

Stupid game!
Still can't believe what happened yesterday, was hoping it was a bad nightmare.

[BZB27]

Packers back on top with a running td

[Jim05]

How the **** did we let that fat prick run

[mighty hounds]

How the **** did we let that fat prick run

coz the skins suck?

[Jim05]

How the **** did we let that fat prick run

coz the skins suck?

We know we are no good

[Jim05]

This one is almost done, 32-18

[Booney]

Walsh would be kicking himself after that. Nope, he missed.

[HH3]

[Jim05]

Today's result was so predictable. Just like the Texans yesterday it was proved that winning a shit division means nothing

[HH3]

Last night I watched a doco on the 1990-1993 Bills team that went to four Super Bowls in a row for a record of 0-4.

Pretty interesting listening to hall of famers Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas talk about what it was like to be that successful, yet the laughing stock of the whole country for years.

I don't think Blair Walsh will get the same treatment as Scott Norwood, who missed wide right in the first Super Bowl lose. Norwood missed from 47 yards. He was praised by the whole city of Buffalo for how he handled the heart break, and the next year, he kicked the game winning FG in the AFC Championship game to send them to their second Super Bowl in a row.

If you can get the US Netflix, I recommend watching it. It's a 30 for 30 called The Four Falls of Buffalo.

[Jase]

Last night I watched a doco on the 1990-1993 Bills team that went to four Super Bowls in a row for a record of 0-4.

Pretty interesting listening to hall of famers Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas talk about what it was like to be that successful, yet the laughing stock of the whole country for years.

I don't think Blair Walsh will get the same treatment as Scott Norwood, who missed wide right in the first Super Bowl lose. Norwood missed from 47 yards. He was praised by the whole city of Buffalo for how he handled the heart break, and the next year, he kicked the game winning FG in the AFC Championship game to send them to their second Super Bowl in a row.

If you can get the US Netflix, I recommend watching it. It's a 30 for 30 called The Four Falls of Buffalo.

Its been on ESPN a couple of times as well... being a younger fella in the early 90's and the 2nd Superbowl appearance by the Bills was the first one I watched...

Since then Ive been a Bills fan... even had an Ol ' school Thurman Thomas top...

It's been tough... [emoji35] [emoji35] [emoji35]

[whufc]

Last night I watched a doco on the 1990-1993 Bills team that went to four Super Bowls in a row for a record of 0-4.

Pretty interesting listening to hall of famers Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas talk about what it was like to be that successful, yet the laughing stock of the whole country for years.

I don't think Blair Walsh will get the same treatment as Scott Norwood, who missed wide right in the first Super Bowl lose. Norwood missed from 47 yards. He was praised by the whole city of Buffalo for how he handled the heart break, and the next year, he kicked the game winning FG in the AFC Championship game to send them to their second Super Bowl in a row.

If you can get the US Netflix, I recommend watching it. It's a 30 for 30 called The Four Falls of Buffalo.

Ahhhh 30 for 30 does it again.

You will be hard pressed to find any better sporting doc series than 30 for 30

[Jim05]

Last night I watched a doco on the 1990-1993 Bills team that went to four Super Bowls in a row for a record of 0-4.

Pretty interesting listening to hall of famers Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas talk about what it was like to be that successful, yet the laughing stock of the whole country for years.

I don't think Blair Walsh will get the same treatment as Scott Norwood, who missed wide right in the first Super Bowl lose. Norwood missed from 47 yards. He was praised by the whole city of Buffalo for how he handled the heart break, and the next year, he kicked the game winning FG in the AFC Championship game to send them to their second Super Bowl in a row.

If you can get the US Netflix, I recommend watching it. It's a 30 for 30 called The Four Falls of Buffalo.

I have seen that episode, as a Skins fan it was one of our few highlights

[FlyingHigh]

27 yards. 24.69 metres. 20 steps. 3 pisses.
You are still f*cking kidding me.