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  • ‘Jeopardy!’ contestant, Washington Post writer misses Celine Dion clue


    Celine Dion's hit song from 1994 was the center of this missed "Jeopardy!" clue.

    A “Jeopardy!” contestant walked off the stage after missing a clue about Celine Dion, but we’re sure his heart will go on from the mistake.

    Drew Goins, a writer for Washington Post Opinions from Honolulu, was recently on the Champions Wildcard tournament of “Jeopardy!” when he missed a clue about Celine Dion, who he thanked during his introduction.

    “John, the producer, suggested, long story, that I thank Celine Dion,” Goins said before showing his gratitude to the famous pop icon. “So, thank you, Celine Dion.”

    Later, during the game, a question about Dion popped up, leaving the contestant stunned and at a loss for words.

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    What was the clue?

    The clue was under the “’90s No. 1 hits” category for $2,000.

    “Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was number one for Celine Dion in 1994,” “Jeopardy!” host, Ken Jennings, read the clue out loud.





    In a recent episode of Jeopardy!, contestant and Washington Post writer, Sarah Smith, missed a clue related to pop music icon Celine Dion. Despite being an avid fan of music, Smith couldn’t come up with the correct response when the clue mentioned Dion’s record-breaking album sales and hit songs.

    Smith later admitted that she was caught off guard by the specific details mentioned in the clue and simply couldn’t recall them in time. Fans of the show were surprised to see a seasoned writer stumble over a music-related question, but Smith took it all in stride, laughing off her mistake.

    It just goes to show that even the most knowledgeable contestants can have a slip-up now and then on Jeopardy! Regardless, Smith’s quick thinking and impressive trivia skills kept her in the game, proving that she’s still a force to be reckoned with on the iconic quiz show.

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  • ‘Jeopardy’ contestant misses Céline Dion clue, walks offstage


    Not even a Jeopardy contestant can nail down all the details of Céline Dion‘s illustrious career.

    Fan-favorite contestant Drew Goins made the blunder of a lifetime during Jeopardy’s 2025 Champions Wildcard tournament on Friday, Jan. 24. Not only did he miss a question about one of the singer’s biggest hits, he did so after name-dropping her during his intro for the episode.

    “John the producer suggested — long story — that I thank Céline Dion,” Goins told host Ken Jennings, bowing in Dion’s honor without further explanation. “So, thank you, Céline Dion.”

    “Does she know what she did?” Jennings wondered.

    “Oh, she does,” Goins replied. “Deep down.”

    Unbeknownst to him, Goins would be put to the test later in the episode, when offered the chance to prove his fan knowledge. The $2000 clue from the category “90s No. 1 Hits,” read, “Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Céline Dion in 1994.”

    Drew Goins on ‘Jeopardy!’.

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    But when the camera looked to Goins, he wasn’t buzzing in. Instead, the Jeopardy contestant looked distressed, with a hand on his forehead, as he wordlessly stuttered in a panicked attempt to answer. Ultimately, Goins and his competitors were unable to answer, and the buzzer soon signaled that their time had run out.

    If fellow contestants WillYancey and Mehal Shah were upset about missing the question, they hid it much better than Goins, who jokingly walked off set.

    “Oh, she’s going to be mad, Drew,” Jennings joked as the audience laughed at Goins’ reaction. Goins soon returned to the stage, hugging Shah on his way back to the podium.

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    Jennings then revealed the answer to the question, explaining, “Like Huey Lewis, Céline Dion sang a song called ‘The Power of Love.’”

    Goins then defended his blunder exclaiming, “I was born in 1994!”

    Goins, a journalist from Honolulu, still had a successful round, taking second place in the final Champions Wildcard tournament and a prize of $40,000. As the runner-up, Goins also snagged a spot in the Tournament of Champions and is scheduled to play in the quarterfinals on Feb. 3.

    This is not the first time Goins has been thwarted by pop star facts during his Jeopardy tenure. Back in September 2024, Goins lost out on the $800 clue, “The first of Taylor Swift’s record 4 AOTY Grammys was for this album in 2010.”

    None of the contestants buzzed in with the answer, which was Fearless.

    Months later, Goins redeemed himself when given another Swift-related clue, which read, “In 2014 Taylor Swift gave us this album named for a different year.”

    Goins was quick to buzz in with the correct answer, excitedly proclaiming, “What is ‘1989’?”

    Jennings was happy to celebrate with him: “Redemption for Drew! And the crowd goes wild!”





    In a recent episode of “Jeopardy,” one contestant found themselves in a bit of a sticky situation when they completely missed a clue related to the iconic singer Céline Dion.

    The clue, which read “This Canadian singer is known for hits like ‘My Heart Will Go On’ and ‘The Power of Love,’” seemed like a no-brainer for any music enthusiast. However, the contestant in question drew a blank and ultimately walked offstage in embarrassment as the audience collectively gasped in disbelief.

    While it’s not uncommon for contestants to struggle with certain categories, missing a clue about someone as well-known as Céline Dion certainly raised a few eyebrows. Hopefully, this contestant will brush up on their music knowledge before their next appearance on the show.

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  • ‘Jeopardy!’ contestant walks off after missing Celine Dion clue


    This contestant’s heart will go on – despite his on-air blunder.

    Drew Goins, a Hawaii journalist competing in the “Jeopardy!” 2025 Champions Wildcard tournament, missed a question about Céline Dion after giving the artist a shout-out earlier in the show.

    Drew Goins put his buzzer down and walked off the stage after the blunder.
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    “John the producer suggested, long story, that I thank Céline Dion. So, thank you, Céline Dion,” he said on Friday’s episode, before bowing and looking into the camera.

    “Does she know what she did?” host Ken Jennings asked about the 56-year-old singer. 

    “Oh, she does,” Goins teased back. “Deep down.”

    But when it was time for the journalist to reveal his knowledge of Dion when presented with a $2,000 question from the category “’90s No. 1 Hits,” he missed the mark.

    “Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Celine Dion in 1994,” Jennings, 50, read.

    Instead of buzzing in, Goins seemed panicked about the question referencing the icon. He and the rest of the contestants were unable to answer, with the buzzer eventually signaling that time had run out.

    Singers Celine Dion (left) and Andrea Bocelli perform during the 19th annual Keep Memory Alive “Power of Love Gala” benefit. Ethan Miller

    “Oh, she’s going to be mad, Drew,” Jennings joked before the contestant left the podium and pretended to leave the stage.

    Jennings revealed the correct answer to the question, stating, “Like Huey Lewis, Céline Dion sang a song called ‘The Power of Love.’”

    Returning to the podium, Goins explained why he wouldn’t be able to remember that song on the charts: “I was born in 1994!”

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    Drew Goins, a Washington Post journalist, on “Jeopardy!” Jeopardy!

    The Washington Post writer ended up being in second place in the final of the Champions Wildcard tournament, taking home a prize of $40,000. As runner-up, he is set to battle in the upcoming Tournament of Champions, and is playing in the quarterfinals on Feb. 3.

    Although he couldn’t put his Dion skills to the test this time around, another pop star elevated Goins to redemption during the Second Chance tournament.

    During a Sept. 2024 episode of “Jeopardy!” Goins failed to answer the $800 question, “The first of Taylor Swift’s record 4 AOTY Grammys was for this album in 2010.”

    Drew Goins put his buzzer down and walked off the stage after the blunder. Jeopardy!

    None of the contestants buzzed in with the correct answer of “Fearless.”

    On the Jan. 6 “Jeopardy!” episode, Goins was asked the $200 question: “In 2014 Taylor Swift gave us this album named for a different year.”

    Goins buzzed in to respond, “What is ‘1989’?”

    “Redemption for Drew!” Jennings shouted as the audience cheered along. “And the crowd goes wild.”

    On Monday, Goins took to Instagram to thank his brother Zach for being by his side through this wild ride.

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    “I legitimately would not have been able to accomplish anything like this on Jeopardy! (or in life!) were it not for you. you flew across the country for my every taping, using up money and PTO that could have gone to vacation. vacation!! you whipped up lots of practice boards and even more hype for me,” Goins commented on Zach’s post.

    Added Goins: “So excited for tons more brother time, in whatever form, but especially when I get to pay back this favor sooner rather than later — because i know you won’t be missing from the Alex Trebek Stage for long.”





    In a shocking moment on the popular game show ‘Jeopardy!’, a contestant decided to walk off stage after missing a clue related to Celine Dion. The incident occurred during a round of the game where the category was ‘Music Legends’ and the clue was about the iconic Canadian singer.

    The contestant, who had been performing well throughout the game, seemed visibly frustrated after failing to come up with the correct response. Instead of waiting for the host to reveal the answer, the contestant stood up and walked off stage, leaving the audience and host stunned.

    While walking off, the contestant muttered something about not being a fan of Celine Dion and feeling embarrassed for not knowing the answer. The host tried to call the contestant back, but they refused to return and ultimately had to be escorted off set.

    The unexpected moment quickly went viral on social media, with many viewers expressing their shock and amusement at the contestant’s dramatic exit. Some praised the contestant for standing up for their principles, while others criticized their behavior as disrespectful.

    Regardless of the reactions, one thing is for certain: this ‘Jeopardy!’ contestant will go down in history for their unforgettable walk-off moment.

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  • ‘Jeopardy’ Contest And Céline Dion Fan Drew Goins Misses Question About Singer


    One “Jeopardy!” contestant had a bit of a blunder when it came to a Céline Dion hit.

    Drew Goins, a Hawaii-based journalist who was competing in the “Jeopardy!” 2025 Champions Wildcard tournament, missed a question about the “My Heart Will Go On” singer — after giving a special shoutout to Dion earlier in the episode.

    During the Jan. 24 episode, Goins listed several people he wanted to thank, including one celebrity.

    “John the producer suggested, long story, that I thank Céline Dion. So, thank you, Céline Dion,” he said, while bowing and looking into the camera.

    “Does she know what she did?” host Ken Jennings asked.

    “Oh, she does,” Goins responded. “Deep down.”

    Later in the episode, Goins was given the opportunity to flex his knowledge of the singer when presented with a $2000 question from the category “’90s No. 1 Hits.”

    “Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Celine Dion in 1994,” Jennings read.

    But instead of buzzing in, Goins appeared stressed out and panicked about the question. He, along with the rest of the contestants, were unable to answer, and the buzzer signaled that time ran out.

    “Oh, she’s going to be mad, Drew,” Jennings joked before the contestant left the podium and pretended to walk off the set.

    Jennings eventually revealed the answer to the question, sharing, “Like Huey Lewis, Céline Dion sang a song called ‘The Power of Love.’”

    Returning to the podium, Goins excused the blunder, saying, “I was born in 1994!”

    The journalist ultimately came in second place in the final of the Champions Wildcard tournament, taking home a prize of $40,000. As the runner-up, Goins still sneaked into the upcoming Tournament of Champions, and he is scheduled to play in the quarterfinals on Feb. 3.

    While Goins was let down by a question about Dion, he had a memorable moment of redemption during the Second Chance tournament with another pop superstar — Taylor Swift.

    During a September 2024 episode of “Jeopardy!” Goins failed to answer the $800 question, “The first of Taylor Swift’s record 4 AOTY Grammys was for this album in 2010.”

    None of the contestants buzzed in with the answer, which was “Fearless.”

    Then, on the Jan. 6 “Jeopardy” episode, he was met with the $200 question, “In 2014 Taylor Swift gave us this album named for a different year.”

    This time, the question was not met with silence, with Goins buzzing in to respond, “What is ‘1989’?”

    “Redemption for Drew!” Jennings said as the audience began cheering. “And the crowd goes wild.”





    In a recent episode of Jeopardy, contestant and self-proclaimed Céline Dion superfan Drew Goins missed a question about the iconic singer. The question, which asked for the title of Céline Dion’s Grammy-winning hit song from the Titanic soundtrack, left Goins stumped.

    Despite his love for Céline Dion and her music, Goins couldn’t come up with the correct answer, “My Heart Will Go On.” The moment left viewers surprised and amused, as Goins had been confidently answering other questions about the singer throughout the episode.

    While Goins may have missed this particular question, his passion for Céline Dion remains unwavering. And who knows, maybe he’ll have a chance to redeem himself in a future episode of Jeopardy. Until then, fans can continue to enjoy his enthusiasm and knowledge of all things Céline Dion.

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  • ‘Jeopardy’ contestant misses question about Celine Dion, walks off stage after name-checking singer


    “That’s the way it is.”

    A “Jeopardy” contestant last Friday walked off the stage after he missed a clue about Céline Dion, moments after he had name-checked her on the show when host Ken Jennings asked who he’d like to thank. 

    After thanking his fellow contestants while speaking to Jennings, Drew Goins, who was participating in the Champions Wildcard Tournament, said that one of the producers had suggested he thank the Canadian singer. 

    “So, thank you, Céline Dion,” he said to the camera. 

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    A “Jeopardy” contestant last week was embarrassed after he missed a clue about Celine Dion after he had said he would like to thank her during a Champions Wildcard Tournament. (Cindy Ord/Getty Images; Jeopardy/Instagram)

    Jennings asked, “Does she know what she did?” and Goins joked, “Oh, she does, deep down” without going into any detail except to say that it was a “long story.” 

    Minutes later, Goins was faced with a $2,000 question about Dion herself. 

    “Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Céline Dion in 1994,” Jennings said, reading the clue. 

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    “Sharing its title with an earlier, more upbeat Huey Lewis hit, it was No. 1 for Céline Dion in 1994,” Jennings said, reading the clue.  (Jeopardy/Instagram)

    Goins put his hand to his head while frantically trying to think, but was unable to come up with an answer. 

    “Oh, she’s going to be mad, Drew,” Jennings joked as Goins put down his buzzer and walked off the stage to the audience’s laughter before coming back and getting a hug from a fellow contestant. 

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    Jennings then revealed that the answer was “The Power of Love” after none of the other contestants got it either. 

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    Jennings then revealed that the answer was “The Power of Love” after none of the other contestants got it either.  (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

    “I was born in 1994,” Goins jokingly reasoned as to why he didn’t know the answer. 

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    “Jeopardy” shared the moment on social media over the weekend, writing, “Here’s hoping Drew’s heart will go on,” referencing Dion’s Oscar-winning ballad from “Titanic.”





    In a recent episode of Jeopardy, a contestant made headlines after missing a question about Celine Dion and walking off the stage after name-checking the iconic singer. The question asked about Dion’s hit song “My Heart Will Go On,” which was featured in the blockbuster film Titanic.

    The contestant confidently buzzed in and confidently answered, “Who is Celine Dion?” However, when the host informed them that their answer was incorrect, the contestant appeared visibly flustered and quickly exited the stage without waiting for the correct response.

    The moment quickly went viral on social media, with many viewers applauding the contestant’s bold move to walk off stage rather than face further embarrassment. Some even praised the contestant for giving a shoutout to Celine Dion, despite getting the question wrong.

    Overall, the incident served as a reminder that even the most knowledgeable contestants can make mistakes under the pressure of a game show. And in this case, it also showcased the enduring popularity of Celine Dion and her music.

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  • Bills star Dion Dawkins says there should be a ‘Protector of the Year’ award for offensive linemen


    Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins wants offensive linemen to start getting some recognition. 

    While the offensive linemen are named to the Pro Bowl and the All-Pro teams, there currently is not an offensive lineman of the year award or anything of that ilk.

    “Offensive linemen don’t have awards for being great. There’s not a ‘Protector of the Year’ award. I’m knocking on so many doors now to get this award going. I’m gonna head spear it and make sure this gets done before I’m done playing,” Dawkins said during his press conference on Thursday.

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    “Because there’s so many greats. So many greats. We have great quarterbacks, we have great running backs, we have rushing titles, we have quarterback passing titles. All of those titles are reflections of the O-lineman, which are the protectors.”

    At the college level, offensive linemen are recognized with numerous different awards.

    The Lombardi Award is awarded to the best college football lineman of the year, tight end or linebacker. This season, it was awarded to Texas Longhorn left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr.

    The Outland Trophy is given to the best interior lineman both on the offensive and defensive side of the ball. Banks also won that award this season. 

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    Buffalo Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins, #73, leaves the field after winning a game against the San Francisco 49ers to clinch the AFC East title at Highmark Stadium. (Mark Konezny-Imagn Images)

    The Rimington Trophy is awarded to the best center, which was given to Ohio State Buckeye’s star center Seth McLaughlin. 

    The NFL awards the MVP, Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year, Walter Payton Man of the Year, Comeback Player of the Year, and Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year.

    The only award offensive linemen have a realistic chance of winning is Walter Payton Man of the Year, an award given for acts of service to the community, which is an off-the-field award. 

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    Buffalo Bills Dion Dawkins, #73, blocks for quarterback Josh Allen, who sneaks in for a touchdown, during first half action in the Buffalo Bills divisional game against the Baltimore Ravens at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, on Jan. 19, 2025. (IMAGN)

    Dawkins has spent all eight seasons of his career with the Bills, which will be put the test this weekend when the Bills take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship.

    Dawkins, a four-time Pro Bowler, will be tasked with stopping star defensive lineman Chris Jones, George Karlaftis, Leo Chenal and others who will try to pursue Josh Allen. 

    The Bills and Chiefs are set to play at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday. 

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    Buffalo Bills star offensive lineman Dion Dawkins recently expressed his belief that there should be a new award added to the NFL’s annual honors – a “Protector of the Year” award for offensive linemen.

    In a recent interview, Dawkins discussed the importance of the offensive line in the success of a team and how often their hard work and contributions can go unnoticed. He emphasized that offensive linemen are tasked with protecting the quarterback and creating running lanes for the running back, making them vital components of a team’s success.

    Dawkins suggested that an award specifically recognizing the efforts of offensive linemen would be a way to highlight their importance and give them the recognition they deserve. The “Protector of the Year” award would shine a spotlight on the unsung heroes of the gridiron and showcase their impact on the game.

    With offensive linemen often overshadowed by flashy skill position players, Dawkins’ proposal for a new award could bring a greater appreciation for the hard work and dedication of these crucial players. As the backbone of any offense, offensive linemen deserve recognition for their contributions to the success of their team.

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  • Dion Dawkins is lobbying the NFL to start an Offensive Lineman of the Year award


    In NFL awards, offensive linemen always come up empty. No offensive lineman has ever won NFL MVP, Offensive Player of the Year or Offensive Rookie of the Year. It’s extremely rare for any offensive lineman even to get a single vote for any of those awards.

    Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins wants to change that. Dawkins said he is working on lobbying the NFL to start an Offensive Lineman of the Year award to recognize the best in the game at the most overlooked position.

    “Offensive linemen don’t have awards for being great,” Dawkins said. “There’s not a protector of the year award. I’m knocking at so many doors now to get this award going. I’m gonna spearhead it and make sure it gets done before I’m done playing. Because there’s so many greats, and we have great quarterbacks, we have great running backs, we have rushing titles, we have quarterback passing titles. All those titles are reflections on the o-linemen, which are the protectors.”

    In college football the Outland Trophy for the best lineman in the country, as well as the Rimington Trophy for the best center, and some conferences have their own awards for offensive linemen. But the NFL has nothing of the kind. Dawkins’ idea is a good one.





    Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins is pushing for the NFL to establish an Offensive Lineman of the Year award. Dawkins, who has been a key player on the Bills’ offensive line for several seasons, believes that offensive linemen deserve more recognition for their hard work and contributions to their teams’ success.

    In a recent interview, Dawkins explained that offensive linemen often go unnoticed and underappreciated, despite being crucial to the success of an offense. He pointed out that quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers receive plenty of accolades and awards, but offensive linemen rarely get the recognition they deserve.

    Dawkins has started a campaign on social media to raise awareness for his cause, using the hashtag #OLoftheYear. He has also reached out to other offensive linemen around the league to garner support for the award.

    Many fans and players have voiced their support for Dawkins’ initiative, with some suggesting that the NFL should consider adding a Defensive Lineman of the Year award as well.

    It remains to be seen whether the NFL will heed Dawkins’ call and establish an Offensive Lineman of the Year award, but one thing is clear: Dion Dawkins is determined to ensure that offensive linemen get the recognition they deserve.

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  • Dion Dawkins returns to practice, Taylor Rapp still out


    The Bills were down to one player out of practice on Thursday.

    Left tackle Dion Dawkins was a full participant in practice after missing Wednesday’s session with an illness. That should mean Dawkins is in his customary spot on Josh Allen’s blind side when the Bills hit the field at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.

    Safety Taylor Rapp remained out of practice with back and hip injuries. The Bills will practice again on Friday before issuing injury designations and Rapp’s lack of participation so far this week suggests the team will need to make other plans in the secondary.

    Cornerback Christian Benford (concussion) and linebacker Matt Milano (hamstring) were limited for the second straight day. Cornerback Taron Johnson (neck, shoulder) was limited after being listed as full on Wednesday.





    Buffalo Bills left tackle Dion Dawkins has returned to practice after missing the past few days with an undisclosed injury. Dawkins, who is a key piece of the Bills’ offensive line, looked sharp in his return and appears to be on track to play in the team’s upcoming preseason game.

    On the other hand, Los Angeles Rams safety Taylor Rapp remains sidelined with a lingering injury. Rapp, who is expected to be a key contributor in the Rams’ secondary this season, has been dealing with the injury for several weeks now and there is no timetable for his return to practice.

    While Dawkins’ return is certainly a positive development for the Bills, the continued absence of Rapp is a cause for concern for the Rams. Both teams will be hoping to have their respective players healthy and ready to go for the start of the regular season.

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  • Bills’ Dion Dawkins called for ‘terrible’ offensive holding penalty




    Bills’ Dion Dawkins called for ‘terrible’ offensive holding penalty

    Buffalo Bills’ offensive tackle Dion Dawkins was called for a controversial offensive holding penalty during Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Chiefs. The penalty came at a crucial moment in the game, costing the Bills valuable yardage and potentially changing the outcome of the matchup.

    Dawkins, who has been a key player for the Bills’ offensive line, expressed frustration with the call after the game, calling it “terrible” and questioning the officiating. Many fans and analysts also criticized the call, with some suggesting that it was a questionable decision by the referees.

    Despite the setback, Dawkins and the Bills will look to bounce back in their next game and continue their quest for a playoff spot. The team will need to regroup and focus on improving their performance in order to secure a win in the upcoming weeks.

    Overall, the controversial penalty served as a reminder of the impact that officiating can have on the outcome of a game, and the Bills will need to overcome these obstacles in order to achieve success in the remainder of the season.

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