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You're not possession
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You've never seen a 1 handed catch?!?
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Not when someone else has two hands on the ball and has it held to their chest...
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the difference between the real refs and these guys is evident in the call tonight vs the call last year in the austin/cromartie TD vs nyj and the sensabaugh/Baldwin int vs seattle....
same play the real refs got the call right each time..
same play the real refs got the call right each time..
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Definitely think the call was wrong, but I wonder how different this ESPN outrage would be if it were the Packers winning and Seattle getting screwed.
I bet pretty different.
I bet pretty different.
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Both are considered possession. Jennings didn't get possession until he hits the ground. By then Tate had possession
Its nine tenths of the law
Its nine tenths of the law
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New rule when you catch passes you gotta have the ball touching your chest. That's the only way to possess it
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They gave Rodgers a k-ball on the 2 point conversion too!!!0
Hahahaha hah
Awesome
Hahahaha hah
Awesome
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How are there serious people on here saying it was a fair call?
Tate slid his arm underneath Jennings' folded right arm just to touch the ball a little after Jennings already picked it off.
That being said, this could not have happened to a douchier team and fan base. Green Bay fans are the worst. Their life revolves around this dumb team. When they're not inhaling hundreds of fried cheese curds just to maintain a 5th chin, you can bet they're waddling over to Lambeau in those stupid foam hats...talking to each other with a retarded Sheboygan accent.
The fats ones play softball all summer to pass time until football season.
The skinny ones do not exist. They've either all moved to Chicago or been eaten by the fat ones.
Knowing that those assholes choked up pork rinds tonight after thinking they had a sure win is a great, great feeling.
Tate slid his arm underneath Jennings' folded right arm just to touch the ball a little after Jennings already picked it off.
That being said, this could not have happened to a douchier team and fan base. Green Bay fans are the worst. Their life revolves around this dumb team. When they're not inhaling hundreds of fried cheese curds just to maintain a 5th chin, you can bet they're waddling over to Lambeau in those stupid foam hats...talking to each other with a retarded Sheboygan accent.
The fats ones play softball all summer to pass time until football season.
The skinny ones do not exist. They've either all moved to Chicago or been eaten by the fat ones.
Knowing that those assholes choked up pork rinds tonight after thinking they had a sure win is a great, great feeling.
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Back on track, bitches.
Are the Cowboys ready for Chicago’s defensive front?
By Rainer Sabin / Reporter
6:46 pm on September 24, 2012
IRVING — The Cowboys’ offensive line hasn’t been the sturdiest bunch as quarterback Tony Romo could probably attest. Against the Buccaneers, the Cowboys yielded four sacks and Romo was hit four additional times, raising concerns about the team’s pass protection.
“At times it was good, other times it was too much penetration and we just got to continue to shore it up,” Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. “There were some good challenges, some good matchups yesterday in the ballgame. They won some and we won some.”
Now, Dallas faces Chicago, which features a strong defensive front. In a 23-6 victory over St. Louis on Sunday, the Bears punished Rams quarterback Sam Bradford.
Bradford was sacked six times and as of Monday morning Chicago led the league with 14 sacks. Romo might want to take note of that. Then again, maybe he’d rather not know what he may face.
Are the Cowboys ready for Chicago’s defensive front?
By Rainer Sabin / Reporter
6:46 pm on September 24, 2012
IRVING — The Cowboys’ offensive line hasn’t been the sturdiest bunch as quarterback Tony Romo could probably attest. Against the Buccaneers, the Cowboys yielded four sacks and Romo was hit four additional times, raising concerns about the team’s pass protection.
“At times it was good, other times it was too much penetration and we just got to continue to shore it up,” Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. “There were some good challenges, some good matchups yesterday in the ballgame. They won some and we won some.”
Now, Dallas faces Chicago, which features a strong defensive front. In a 23-6 victory over St. Louis on Sunday, the Bears punished Rams quarterback Sam Bradford.
Bradford was sacked six times and as of Monday morning Chicago led the league with 14 sacks. Romo might want to take note of that. Then again, maybe he’d rather not know what he may face.
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Line up to 4 at some books
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I was definitely wanting Seattle to score at the end there. Green Bay winning is such a beating.
I also wanted the replacement refs to fuck up. So it was the best of both worlds...
But I'm not going to pretend the refs got it right. Some people may be thinking that it may mean GB's loss means less if it's controversial. I don't care. They lost. Refs messed it up. Bring on Week 4.
I also wanted the replacement refs to fuck up. So it was the best of both worlds...
But I'm not going to pretend the refs got it right. Some people may be thinking that it may mean GB's loss means less if it's controversial. I don't care. They lost. Refs messed it up. Bring on Week 4.
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