There is no good, only parity.
There is no good, only parity.
There's New England getting all the calls as usual. Gronk flagged for Talking.
... okay they did get that one.
He should be immune from conduct flags in light of not murdering anyone.
There was a late grounding flag on Romo earlier too. I don't understand how calls get made almost that long after the play is over. Either the officials saw it, or they didn't. How does that change?Quote:
Originally Posted by A Robot Bit Me
The PI about fifteen seconds after the play in Indy was pretty terrible, too.
sometimes I think it's because they forget all the rules really
it's not like they are in Cincinnati
How the hell do you have two weeks to prepare and come out looking like this?
Because Skip Bayless was right.
If Skip Bayless were right, it would be Tim Tebow leading the Patriots to the Super Bowl.
edit: I like how the Revis highlight package included two plays from different angles, one of which he was flagged on and one of which he was beaten if the throw didn't suck.
edit2: Holy shit. They just called a blindside block on an INT that didn't happen. Can you commit in-play penalties after the whistle?