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Spudsly posted:They keep saying it wasn't reviewable. Aren't all scoring plays reviewed? The touchdown/fumble at the goal line wasn't in question, so they quickly reviewed that part and ignored Wright's bat when they went to the booth.
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Spudsly posted:Perhaps the most interesting thing out of this is the old official guy saying "we knew in the booth that the fail mary was wrong right after the game" which is kind of counter to the stance the NFL took afterwords. Old referee guy owns he's like the anti- pereira/ carey
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Lord Waffle Beard posted:Seahawks are going to beat down the Bengals even worse than they did the lions 'Even worse' than the mighty 3 point MOV
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Spudsly posted:They keep saying it wasn't reviewable. Aren't all scoring plays reviewed? No one scored. Turnovers are also auto-reviewed, but only the turnover, not that part.
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We're getting reports now that a SECOND ball has been batted out of the end zone
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Can we talk for a second about why on earth every play isn't reviewable? How is that still a thing in 2015
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Codependent Poster posted:Wasn't a scoring play. Oh crap, my head was on safety because of all this Steve Young/Ray Lewis discussion. My bad.
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adaz posted:Can we talk for a second about why on earth every play isn't reviewable? How is that still a thing in 2015 Because bullshit
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Spudsly posted:They keep saying it wasn't reviewable. Aren't all scoring plays reviewed? The only penalties that can be reviewed are 12 men on the field penalties and that's only to take the flag away, iirc.
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Ross Angeles posted:No one scored. Isn't part of the turnover recovery/not recovery and so they'd have to see how it went out of bounds?
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Grozz Nuy posted:'Even worse' than the mighty 3 point MOV you are replying to a LWB post
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Ross Angeles posted:Because bullshit Why sure we have this new fang dangled movie picture screen we can instantly look at any play and figure out what the correct call would be and make sure not team gets a win they shouldn't have OORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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Dilfer is stupid. That ball wasn't headed out of bounds. It bounced up and was stopping.
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AsInHowe posted:I really do not like pro football. See you in the college threads. No 
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Ross Angeles posted:No one scored. They also can't throw a flag on review.
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Codependent Poster posted:Dilfer is stupid. That ball wasn't headed out of bounds. It bounced up and was stopping. Trent Dilfer: Would you call a penalty if it was going to change the outcome of the game? I wouldn't.
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Spudsly posted:They keep saying it wasn't reviewable. Aren't all scoring plays reviewed? wasn't a scoring play
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Rest of the season for the Lions: -Cardinals: Carson Palmer throws for 584 yards and the NCAA reinstates USC's 2005 title. Final Cardinals 63 Lions 10 -Bears: Jimmy Claussen throws a ball that gets tipped into the air, off the safety, off the sky cam, off the head official, nothing but fullback in the end zone. Final Bears 7 Lions 0 -Vikings: Golden Tate is trying to run in for the game-winning touchdown when that motorcycle rear end in a top hat drives onto the field and runs him over, Tate ruled down by contact. Final Vikings 17 Lions 14 -Chiefs in London: Chiefs go for a game-winning field goal that looks like it'll be short, but Andy Reid unleashes a bubbles-n-squeak belch so powerful it boosts the ball up and good. Final Chiefs 19 Lions 18 -@ Packers: lmao Final Packers 103 Lions -3 -Raiders: Ameer Abdullah found stabbed to death. Final Raiders 4 Lions 3 -Eagles on Thanksgiving: Chip Kelly called a genius again having waived everyone and signed his entire Oregon team from the 2010 BCS title game, LaMichael James rushes for 258 yards and three scores. Final Eagles 35 Lions 13 -Packers: lmao Final Packers 48103 Lions tilt -Rams: Matt Stafford abducted by pterodactyl. Final Rams win by forfeit -Saints: Lance Moore reveals himself as a deep, deep sleeper cell and takes a short pass back for a safety. Final Saints 26 Lions 24 -49ers: That rugby dude kicks a wicked googly or something I dunno I don't know how cricket works. Final 9ers 2 Lions 0 -Bears: William Perry rises from the dead and runs in the winning score, throwing the entire Lions fanbase into his now-empty grave. Final Bears points Lions  Lions try to draft Leonard Fournette first so they can run him into the line for 2 yard gains, told he's only a sophomore, forfeit #1 pick, Lions fans say of course why loving not.
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adaz posted:Can we talk for a second about why on earth every play isn't reviewable? How is that still a thing in 2015 Especially stuff like forward progress. Tonight's play is such an edge case involving a penalty, but forward progress bullshit happens all the time
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Spudsly posted:Trent Dilfer: Would you call a penalty if it was going to change the outcome of the game? I wouldn't. hahahaha
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nerve posted:you are replying to a LWB post good point, why do I bother
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Ross Angeles posted:QBs with a sub 70% completion percentage are garbage, imo Your boy is #2 in YPA, so congratulations, Philip is one of the few QBs who deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as the historic greats such as Andy Dalton.
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Batting the ball should be legal anyway, batting the ball is hilarious
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The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world he didn't exist. 2nd best was giving Detroit the Lions.
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Dean Blandino has confirmed the foul should have been called and Detroit should've been given the ball on the 1. Man. This is pretty messed up.
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MonsterWalk posted:Dean Blandino has confirmed the foul should have been called and Detroit should've been given the ball on the 1. The moral of the story: If you are playing the Seahawks in Seattle on MNF, defend the south end first.
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Big Ol Marsh Pussy posted:Your boy is #2 in YPA, so congratulations, Philip is one of the few QBs who deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as the historic greats such as Andy Dalton. This is kind of surprising since Philip has like .03 seconds to throw the ball these days. Also: Keenan Allen is having an amazing start to the season and no one has mentioned it because Julio Jones and Antonio Brown and AJ Green are monsters
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MonsterWalk posted:Dean Blandino has confirmed the foul should have been called and Detroit should've been given the ball on the 1. a wise dilfer once said, "that would be dumb though... dumb as fuc!!! get outta here"
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MonsterWalk posted:Dean Blandino has confirmed the foul should have been called and Detroit should've been given the ball on the 1. That sucks. But on the other hand whatever, it's not like the Lions played so well and then had a win stolen out from under them.
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adaz posted:Can we talk for a second about why on earth every play isn't reviewable? How is that still a thing in 2015 Defense needs a stop in a certain situation and gives up a big first down? Throw the review flag and ask if someone was holding.
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Grittybeard posted:Defense needs a stop in a certain situation and gives up a big first down? Throw the review flag and ask if someone was holding. You can do only do that a handful of times a game before you are out of challenges. I don't really think it's that big of an issue.
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adaz posted:You can do only do that a handful of times a game before you are out of challenges. I don't really think it's that big of an issue. Why isn't every play reviewed like college football is the bigger question. Only allowing coaches a certain number of challenges is loving stupid and backwards
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C. Everett Koop posted:Rest of the season for the Lions: This is my favorite post so far this season.
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Yes. Seriously though, besides "it's deeply ingrained in people", what makes the NFL entertaining? It's horribly corporate and generic, and ultimately everything is about some stupid media-driven bullshit that isn't even about the actual game. I don't care about a league-initiated witch hunt for a star player. I don't care about a grandstanding doofus who only cares about profits but is too dumb to actually create a worthwhile product. And I especially don't care for games that come down to something stupid rather than the actual game and actual teams. I'd much rather care about college football, where it is at least fun even when your team is bad, and it's awesome when your team is good. Even a bad college football game is fun to go to, and the variety in the teams makes everything interesting and fun. Teams and schools actually have a personality. And, when Michigan plays Michigan State in two weeks, it's most likely going to come down to the actual game on the field, instead of something stupid deciding the outcome to take all fun away.
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Ross Angeles posted:Why isn't every play reviewed like college football is the bigger question. Only allowing coaches a certain number of challenges is loving stupid and backwards This I can definitely get behind. I just think judgement calls are still a thing that shouldn't necessarily be reviewable. I'd also say too many things fall under that blanket though.
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AsInHowe posted:And, when Michigan plays Michigan State in two weeks, it's most likely going to come down to the actual game on the field, instead of something stupid deciding the outcome to take all fun away. I take it you don't watch Auburn games.
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Ross Angeles posted:Why isn't every play reviewed like college football is the bigger question. Only allowing coaches a certain number of challenges is loving stupid and backwards Bad for TV.
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