Buffalo Bills Fans Blast Refs After Missed PI Call on Dalton Kincaid

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Bills fans blast refs after missed call.

The Buffalo Bills are in the midst of a pivotal game against the Los Angeles Rams.

Buffalo is looking to get back into the win column after a stunning loss to the New England Patriots.

The Bills’ defense was stellar in the first half, while on offense, there have been some mixed results.


Buffalo Bills Fans Rip Refs

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Bills fans rip refs after missed call.

In the third quarter, Josh Allen looked to throw to tight end Dalton Kincaid on third down.

Kincaid was wrapped up by Quentin Lake and seemingly held, as Allen’s throw went just out of Kincaid’s reach. There was no flag called, which Bills head coach Joe Brady wasn’t happy about.

After the no-call, Bills and NFL fans blasted the refs for the missed call.

“That will probably cost Buffalo the game,” a fan wrote.

“Then the refs went on to call a PI on Cole Bishop with far less contact,” a fan added.

“What’s the point. These are game changing calls/non-calls. Ref looking right at it,” another fan wrote.

Fans felt like it was such an easy call to make and were stunned the refs didn’t make the call.

“Either make PI calls black and white (no subjectivity) or allow coaches to challenge it, whether called or not called. These blown calls are changing outcomes,” a fan added.

“Awful call. First contact 9 yards down field. Then a bear hug,” a fan wrote.

“Where else would the ref be looking? So rigged,” a fan added.

“This crew came into this game averaging 22 flags a game, and they been calling penalties all night but can call this ??,” a fan wrote.

It’s clear that NFL fans aren’t pleased with the non-call on Kincaid, and whether or not it would have led to points is unclear. But it could very well have a major impact on the Bills-Rams game.


Buffalo Made Roster Moves Before Rams Game

Before the Bills’ Monday Night Game against the Rams, Buffalo made some roster moves.

The Bills announced they signed CB Anthony Kendall from the practice squad and released OLB Mike Danna as the corresponding move.

Kendall signed with the Tennessee Titans as an undrafted free agent in 2023. He signed with the Bills on Aug. 12 but was part of the final roster cuts. He then signed with their practice squad, and is now on the active roster.

Danna, meanwhile, was signed this offseason, but he failed to make an impact and was inactive for a few games.

Buffalo will go on the road to play the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 6.

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