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They had already announced on Sunday that they'll be wearing their throwbacks.
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NFL OT - CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS - THERE'S LEVELS TO THIS $H1T
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They had already announced on Sunday that they'll be wearing their throwbacks.
Good, I can't stand their non-throwbacks. That helmet with the white horns just looks awful.
Add Chris Maragos and Rodney McLeod to this list. Man, I can't wait for next season!
You aren't Tom Penny!
It's kind of crazy how far the defense ended up falling under Sutton after the first few years. Ultimately his shortcomings were being masked by exceptional players, particularly on field leaders like DJ and Berry. While I don't think the loss on Sunday is totally his, the writing was on the wall all year. It's one thing to get beaten, it's another to go most of the season with dudes not tackling, and fielding the wrong talent until late in the year.
i think i heard, they usually do if youre like a lil over, and warn you after to watch it, but this dude was like a half body over, he fucked up and acknowedged it. reid needs to shut the fuck up, dee ford had an unforced error, blame your coaches
He's motioning at Sean Payton to stay back and not run onto the field, not at the other referee. Love how convenient the cropping of this video is.
Y'all gotta chill with the conspiracy theories.
...well that does make more sense lol
He's motioning at Sean Payton to stay back and not run onto the field, not at the other referee. Love how convenient the cropping of this video is.
Y'all gotta chill with the conspiracy theories.
Got the original conspiracy video? I love ridiculous fan sports conspiracies.
He hit the ball and the arm first. Incidental contact like that shouldn't be called. If anything that pic is a sign that maybe rules should change as opposed to refs.
I hope Brady wins and retires. Gotta go out like Payton man...
I can't watch these anymore as a pats fans tho, gives me anxiety. It's fun for you team to always be in it, but enough is enough Thomas! Lol
Win one more and do a commercial with MJ.
I can't watch these anymore as a pats fans tho, gives me anxiety. It's fun for you team to always be in it, but enough is enough Thomas! Lol
Win one more and do a commercial with MJ.
That guy's banned from the league for life if that's Brady and not Brees
Brady's not retiring
Belichick's not retiring.
Patriots have 12 draft picks for the 2019 Draft.
See y'all in February 2020 for another Patriots lore rematch
Belichick's not retiring.
Patriots have 12 draft picks for the 2019 Draft.
See y'all in February 2020 for another Patriots lore rematch
Probably, but I'm still glad they didn't call it. I'm all for protecting QBs and offensive players in general but save the penalties for actual intentional headhunting not incidental, harmless contact that isn't really in the spirit of the rule. If we are talking about introducing more replay options, being able to review roughing the passer should another one.
One is a man who kisses little boys on the lips, and the other is Michael Jackson.
He's not better than Edleman but can he replace scrappy Hogan or Dorsett?
I totally agree - in my opinion it's only fair to penalize the defender insofar as the contact is the result of the defender's body movements, rather than circumstance or through unpredictable movement by the offensive player.
I actually think they've had some success here - you're seeing way less launching then you used to. There are also cases where even if the rulebook doesn't change, the interpretation is legislated into an acceptable spot for the game, whether that's appropriate or not. There were a ton of chances for them to call helmet to helmet hits - Edelman a couple times, the missed PI, and several other times. They've basically totally swallowed the whistle on those after all the talk earlier this year.
What kind of stupid rule is that? The League needs to get rid of that rule ASAP.
You can't advance a muffed punt, it's essentially like it getting downed by the punting team. Yeah, it's dumb though.
You can advance fumbled punts though!
That's not the point. It was ruled a fumble on the field, he's asking why it also wasn't ruled a TD since a chiefs player picked it up and strolled into the end zone. The answer is you can't return muffed punts.
Yeah, I never quite understood why muffed punts are treated differently than other fumbles on the field. Maybe it has to do with the likelihood of it being returned for a TD, given that there are usually very few blockers available to recover, and the overall movement of the play?
I wonder why this rule exists. Really dumb that you can return fumbled punts but not muffed punts.
Are people against cool special team TDs, though? Why is that a problem? The NFL is just bizarre sometimes.
It's also weird that you can't return an onsides kick recovery. Why? That would be such a badass ending!
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