Marking the runner who got a 1st down 1 yard short. Same shit they pulled on the Texans last week.
They make their money on gambling. They’re a gambling organization. Football is just the mechanism to get people to bet. If people weren’t gambling on it the NFL would be as popular as soccer.
What a catch!
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They needed that.
Don’t take points off the board!
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Unforced error
The NFL makes its money on ratings. The gambling is what keeps people watching to the end of a Jets-Browns game - where a meaningless field goal can tip the over/under - so they can have trucks and beer advertised at them.
What the hell is wrong with these coaches?
Gambling is what keeps people interested in the NFL. Ratings are what they are because people have money on games. Without the gambling, the NFL makes a fraction.
Yes, agreed.
Which is why match-fixing for the favorite is a bad idea.
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They fix matches for the teams that will draw the most action. The NFL doesn’t care who is favored, only that the matchups draws the most wagers. The Chiefs/Swifts will simply draw more than the Texans or the Bills. That’s just reality.
The NFL doesn’t care; bookies do.
The only way this works is if they flip the script in the SB and thumb the scale for Philly.
The NFL is partnered with the bookies. The NFL gets a piece of the action.
#5 for Buffalo is gonna single handedly cost them the game.
Buffalo’s idiot coach has now cost them two points.
Herculean effort on the TD.
And again they refuse to put points on the board.
Just mind boggling football stupidity. Like Bobby Slowik stupid.
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They wanted to make it a 3 point game with the first blunder with 2 full quarters to play.
Well now It would have been a 3 point game in their favor.
Stupid is as stupid goes for 2 when stupid doesn’t have to.
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Going for two in the first half is fireable. You’ll remember that McDermott’s dumbfuckey was largely responsible for their loss to the Nexans.
They’ve missed two extra points because of idiot coaching. Now watch those two missed extra points cost them the Super Bowl.