I hate the Buffalo Bills. I'm glad they lost. I don't like Sean McDermott. I'm glad he got fired.

With all of that said, the Buffalo Bills and Sean McDermott got screwed on Saturday night.

And I say that as the most independent person in the world because I can't stand the bills.

And I celebrated late Saturday afternoon, early Saturday night when they lost.

But, bro, between the interception that wasn't and the PI calls on the final drive,

Sean McDermott essentially lost his job in great part because of incompetent officiating.

Well, I mean, confusing officiating.

Because I can honestly see it both ways when you talked about the interception that occurred at the end of that game.

When the wide receiver comes down with the ball, who is, I'm forgetting this name.

Brandon Cooks.

Brandon Cooks tries to come down with that ball.

It's moving a little bit.

So he hasn't fully secured the catch.

And then his back gets turned to the camera.

And then McElean comes over top.

And he also now has possession.

And then when you roll over, he comes away with the football.

There was never a fully completed catch by Brandon Cook. The next day there was a play just like it in the Rambert game and they did the exact

opposite call with the Vante Adams.

Here's the thing.

That was a call that whatever they called on the field was going to stand because you can

interpret it both ways.

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