[Mr.SugarSkulls]

Originally Posted by Stage IV

Tell that to Eli, Eli, and Big Dick Nick.

Yeah then he feeds off their soul/youth and comes back even stronger

[dsad1]

I feel like overtime rule in playoffs should change. Each team deserves a chance with the ball, touchdown or not. Coin flip shouldn't decide outcome.

[lakefront]

Coin flip doesnt determine outcome. If you can't stop a team from scoring a TD, you don't deserve to win. Eventually it just becomes like college football OT rules.

[dsad1]

Originally Posted by lakefront

Coin flip doesnt determine outcome. If you can't stop a team from scoring a TD, you don't deserve to win. Eventually it just becomes like college football OT rules.

Doesn't apply to last night's game, but one players defensive mistake could end a game, a missed call could end a game, an injury could end a game.

Why not let the other team have a chance with the ball? Your defense is only half of your team. This is the only sport where only half of your starters might play in overtime.

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by irishbimmer

Nah, play was very close and the receiver would not have caught it, regardless. Games don't come down to one play and there were many calls in favor of the Saints. Not sad at all-Rams and Patriots-go Rams!

he was in great position to make the catch and potentially score. defender never turned around, blasted him helmet to helmet, before the ball even got close.

That is textbook Pass Interference, and even more textbook Helmet To Helmet on a defenseless WR.

[kscarrol]

irish is an LA fan, you'll never convince him on this. If the roles had been reversed and it was the bad call that cost the Rams the game he'd be singing a different tune.

[tuco44]

Originally Posted by TheWatchGuy

he was in great position to make the catch and potentially score. defender never turned around, blasted him helmet to helmet, before the ball even got close.

That is textbook Pass Interference, and even more textbook Helmet To Helmet on a defenseless WR.

Exactly.

[irishbimmer]

Originally Posted by TheWatchGuy

he was in great position to make the catch and potentially score. defender never turned around, blasted him helmet to helmet, before the ball even got close.

That is textbook Pass Interference, and even more textbook Helmet To Helmet on a defenseless WR.

It was a bad call, there is no doubt about that and it stood out in a sea of missed calls during the game.Then there was the muffed punt in the KC/Pats game and that missed call.

My feeling is the saints had an opportunity to put that game away much earlier and that call would not have made a difference-in the first quarter alone they should have put up at least 14 points and instead left with only six and lost opportunities. Perhaps the missed calls will lead to some rule changes for the betterment of the game.

[dsad1]

Originally Posted by irishbimmer

It was a bad call, there is no doubt about that and it stood out in a sea of missed calls during the game.Then there was the muffed punt in the KC/Pats game and that missed call.

My feeling is the saints had an opportunity to put that game away much earlier and that call would not have made a difference-in the first quarter alone they should have put up at least 14 points and instead left with only six and lost opportunities. Perhaps the missed calls will lead to some rule changes for the betterment of the game.

They should follow the NBA and make anything review able in the last 2min. If we have the technology than why not use it.

[PA135ii]

Originally Posted by Stage IV

55 lining up offsides cost them

And the phantom roughing the quarterback penalty on Brady that gave the dark side a first down. ... that was really bad and the Patriots would have punted there.

[PA135ii]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

irish is an LA fan, you'll never convince him on this. If the roles had been reversed and it was the bad call that cost the Rams the game he'd be singing a different tune.

Exactly

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by djsaad1

I feel like overtime rule in playoffs should change. Each team deserves a chance with the ball, touchdown or not. Coin flip shouldn't decide outcome.

AGREED!!! And so do HOD Greats like Deon Sanders and Shannon Sharpe.

College Rules should apply when regulation ends. Unfair advantage to winner of coin flip in most cases.
that said.... I'm cheering for Rams.

[Frozen]

Looks like Brady is onto something with his TB12 diet. He look better than ever at age 41. No gluten, no nightshades, etc. Should probably look into it.

[PA135ii]

Originally Posted by e90m305

Looks like Brady is onto something with his TB12 diet. He look better than ever at age 41. No gluten, no nightshades, etc. Should probably look into it.

wonder what his poop looks like. probably craps out little SB trophies...

[TheWatchGuy]

Originally Posted by irishbimmer

It was a bad call, there is no doubt about that and it stood out in a sea of missed calls during the game.Then there was the muffed punt in the KC/Pats game and that missed call.

My feeling is the saints had an opportunity to put that game away much earlier and that call would not have made a difference-in the first quarter alone they should have put up at least 14 points and instead left with only six and lost opportunities. Perhaps the missed calls will lead to some rule changes for the betterment of the game.

the edelman "muff" that was reviewed and overturned?

if you piece together all the angles of the film, you can tell he did not touch the ball.

Sean Payton is on the competition committee. You better believe video review of penalties is going to be considered heavily this offseason.

[ny325]

I’m just hoping for a good Super Bowl.

[UncleWede]

I don't care who wins as long as at least 1 quarter my numbers come up on my $500 square

That ref you see in the replay swinging his arms as incomplete pass, no flags flying in the air: my son's mentor

[kscarrol]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

That ref you see in the replay swinging his arms as incomplete pass, no flags flying in the air: my son's mentor

Do you mean this guy who also strongly waves off the other ref who is about to throw a flag?

https://www.facebook.com/10000008565...3382938341205/

Seems legit. Ref from Socal refuses to call penalty and then stops the other ref from throwing his flag... just sayin'

[dsad1]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Do you mean this guy who also strongly waves off the other ref who is about to throw a flag?

https://www.facebook.com/10000008565...3382938341205/

Seems legit. Ref from Socal refuses to call penalty and then stops the other ref from throwing his flag... just sayin'

That does seem pretty suspicious. How could you be so confident that you made the right call in that situation and not want to discuss.

[UncleWede]

Son has not made contact with said mentor for past couple of days. . .

[FlaPatsFan]

https://apple.news/AvrapLcz6ThWv43ATU7dlQQ

Not cool KC...but even laser beams can’t stop the GOAT

[dsad1]

Originally Posted by FlaPatsFan

https://apple.news/AvrapLcz6ThWv43ATU7dlQQ

Not cool KC...but even laser beams can’t stop the GOAT

I agree with the comments that if it were in Foxboro there would be calls for an investigation, suspension, etc... I would be one of them