God caused fumble says Bills Wide Receiver

God caused fumble says Bills Wide Receiver

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Buffalo Bills wide receiver Steve Johnson blamed God for dropping a game-winning touchdown in a 19-16 overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.

The Bills outscored the Steelers 16-3 in the second half to force the overtime, but let the victory slip through their fingers, literally, as Johnson dropped a wide-open pass in the end zone

www.foxnews.com...

I found this article quite interesting as it brings up
quite a numerous amount of questions, one of
which I have to ask you.

Does God truly indeed have a hand in any sporting events?

On top of all this, Johnson then posts a rant to God
on his twitter page.

whether or not your answer is yes or no, please explain
why? And I guess Atheist can already say No.
Your thoughts ???

Just thought this would be a great example
of a topic to discuss God's intervention
in our daily lives and the outcomes of
sporting event.

Sure blame god for your butter fingers but not for your gift or your 7 figure salary.

Hypocrite.

Well God does seem to like the coach that wins the most from what I see.
Take note coaches...if you don't win then he doesn't like you much.

Originally posted by DrumsRfun
Well God does seem to like the coach that wins the most from what I see.

ummm
can u explain that statement
a lil more in detail

not sure I follow

how do u know God likes coaches who wins???

doesn't he love everyone the same ???

reply to post by boondock-saint


Well someone wins and someone loses.
You always here the typical *I thank god* stuff when people win....what about the coaches that lose??

God must not like them very much as he rewards the coaches who win.
If people are gonna give god thanks when they win then what do they say or think when they lose?

It appears God likes winners.

Because God, if such a being exists, doesn't have better things to do than make some football player fumble the ball. Maybe this guy should to be checked out for narcissism.

reply to post by gnosticquasar


Sure he has time.

He created everything on this earth including pigs.

And he doesn't even like pork...

Originally posted by Jeanius
And he doesn't even like pork...

doesn't like pork?
u serious?

and how do u know he doesn't like pork?

Did he decline to come to your last
Company BBQ ???

This thread wins for most entertaining thread of the day 11/29/10.
That said; god likes winners. Who doesn't?

It is easier to say god made me drop that pass then to take credit for it yourself.

Their are many ways life is easier when you let god take the reigns.

the player is just so full of him self. He cant imagine how on earth with his "skills" he could ever drop the ball espically on such a big play. In his mind nothing could ever make hiim do that because hes such a superstar. It must be outside forces that were in play that day in his head. Any excuse to justify why he messed up . Its easy to blame god just look at anti-thiests they do it all the time =p

yes I would have to agree it is
so much easier for folks to blame
something or somebody else
than it is to blame themselves.
Too bad he placed his scapegoat
on God this time. Don't think God
would like that.

I think it's quite obvious that god is Steelers fan. I just wish he'd switch and become a Redskins fan....

Well he did give praise to God the other week when he caught the game winner or something equivalent and now hes blaming him for the drop. So he does go both ways, lol.

I thought the best part of this though was on Conan last night. His line was at least he blamed the Old Testament God whose still on myspace.

Yeah right


I wonder if he's gonna blame god for me dropping him out of my fantasy football line up this week

reply to post by OzWeatherman


He might, lol.

But I wouldn't drop him out of your fantasy lineup. Since he started starting hes 5th in the league in targets. Hes a good starter for fantasy and I think hell have a good game this weekend against the Vikings.