Quote:Here are my very high level thoughts.  The Jags could have blown this one but they did make the plays when it mattered.  On the other hand, the officiating was atrocious.  There were three plays in particular that stood out (I was at the game and haven't had a chance to watch any replays), so take this with a grain of salt.  One was the touchdown where the Bills I think got to 17 points.  The receiver looked liked he only had one foot in bounds.  They never mentioned if they replayed it or what the result was in the stadium.  The EJ fumble in the third or early fourth quarter that the Jags recovered but was given back to the Bills was never explained in the stadium.  I think the Bills ended up scoring on the drive and they never should have.  Gonna have to watch the replay to recall the third instance I was thinking of, but the gist is that the Bills should never have been in that game period.  The Jags have to work to overcome those kinds of things on a more regular basis, but I'm going to try not to complain too much.  A win is win! 

 

On the TD catch, the foot was barely in bounds. Like all scoring plays, it was reviewed. It cracked me up when the color commentator said the Nike swoosh fooled him into thinking the foot was on the line.

 

On the fumble, the official said the play had been blown dead because forward progress had been stopped before the fumble.

 

As for the game, I continue to be encouraged about the progress of Bortles, Yeldon and the Alans. I'm always happy for a win, gift wrapped or not.

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