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"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections NewsNotesOpinionAnalysisDiscussionPodcastNFL DraftSalary CapPodcastsOpinionNotesBillieve Podcast: Rules changes Vontae Davis Jerseys 2019 , E.J. Gaines, Ziggy AnsahNew,4commentsGet caught up on the latest Bills news with our Billieve Podcast!EDTShareTweetShareShareBillieve Podcast: Rules changes, E.J. Gaines, Ziggy AnsahOn the latest episode of Billieve: A Buffalo Bills Fan Podcast, host John Boccacino and co-host Anthony Marino discuss the latest rules changes for the 2019 season, say hello to a former member of the Buffalo Bills who is rejoining the secondary, bid farewell to running back Chris Ivory Youth Tre’Davious White Jersey , and more!After the uproar caused in the NFC Championship game when a critical late-game no-call on a blatant pass interference committed by the Los Angeles Rams’ Nickell Robey-Coleman cost the New Orleans Saints a trip to the Super Bowl, the league’s owners voted to allow replay of penalties like pass interference up until the final two minutes of a game and a half. Our podcasters think the goal should always be getting the call right on the field, but both Marino and Boccacino worry that this will both slow down the game even more and open up Pandora’s Box when it comes to reviewing penalties. After all, there can be a valid case made for a penalty of some sort on almost every play in a game. How will officials handle the immense pressure of reviewing penalties and non-calls like the one committed by Robey-Coleman? Fans can expect to see lots of experimentation with thereferees’ enforcement of this new rule change during the slate of preseason games later this summer. Of the less controversial rules changes approved during the owners’ meetings in Phoenix, the owners collectively agreed to increase player safety by eliminating blindside blocks like the one that injured Buffalo placekicker Stephen Hauschka during a Week 14 loss to the New York Jets. Under the new rule, any forcible hit or contact from a blocker with his head, shoulder, or forearm is strictly prohibited. Our podcasters also discuss the signing of former Bills cornerback E.J. Gaines Tre’Davious White Jersey Stitched , who returned to Western New York on a one-year deal after spending the 2018 season with the Cleveland Browns. Gaines’s signing should provide valuable depth in Leslie Frazier’s 4-3 defense. They chatted about the release of running back Chris Ivory, whose days were numbered with the signing of free agent Frank Gore, addressed the impact signing edge rusher Ziggy Ansah would mean for a Buffalo pass rush that ranked 26th in sacks last year, and broke down pass rusher Ed Oliver’s performance during his Pro Day. What do you think, Bills fans? Did the NFL get it right with these rules changes? Were you excited to see Gaines return to shore up a talented secondary? Does Oliver make sense for the Bills at pick No. 9? Feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section, and check out our podcast for thoughts on these topics and more on the latest Billieve: A Buffalo Bills Fan Podcast.SoundCloud | iTunes | Google Play | Stitcher | TuneIn | Podbay | PodfanaticSubscribe, rate, and review our Buffalo Rumblings podcast now and leave your comments below. You can also download an MP3 version of the podcast by signing up for a free account at SoundCloud. We’re looking for feedback and want to hear from you! Nathan Peterman started for the Buffalo Bills once more on Sunday against the Chicago Bears. His first NFL start was historic and so was this most recent one. Peterman completed 31 passes on Sunday White Star Lotulelei Jerseys , which is the ninth most completions by a quarterback in Bills’ franchise history. It’s the only 30+ completion game since Kyle Orton was leading the Bills’ offense. Those 31 completions also only amounted to 189 passing yards. As Nick Veronica pointed out on Twitter, Peterman is now the holder of the NFL record for fewest passing yards when completing 30 or more passes. He edged out Joe Flacco and Derek Carr by three fewer yards to grab the record.This output is an indictment of the offensive gameplan as well as Peterman. The quarterback was often looking for short, quick routes. This was likely a direction given by Brian Daboll and Sean McDermott, who were looking to limit high-risk throws and hope their defense could keep them in it. Unfortunately, even the short routes resulted in turnovers.