Interesting Post-Game Quote from Randy Moss...

[trickblue]

On the holding call that gave New England another chance last night...

"Hell, the weren't calling that for 3 quarters, it's about time they got it right and made the call"...

 

[StanleySpadowski]

On the holding call that gave New England another chance last night...

"Hell, the weren't calling that for 3 quarters, it's about time they got it right and made the call"...

So Moss admits that the late holding call was different than how they called the rest of the game...........

 

[Doomsday]

The Pats perfect season got saved by the refs and they still throw them under the bus. The Pats are soft, if you get physical with their WRs and Brady you can take them out of their game. Easier said then done, but that seems to be the theme to slowing them down the last few weeks.

 

[superpunk]

He's right, of course. The Pats receivers were getting murdered out there, and weren't getting the calls, which is something they're clearly not used to. So, for three quarters we were subjected to Tom Brady's incessant, infantile *****ing to the refs after every incompletion.

And, like most constant whining and nagging, it eventually wore on the men on the field, and they started calling it.

I feel bad for Kyle Boller.

 

[Doomsday]

Talk about irony it is the same types of things they have been getting away with defensively for years.

 

[SultanOfSix]

New Moss quote:

"Man, when I was in Oakland, I used to push off on the receiver in the end zone all the time and get called for it. But, now that I'm in NE, where Kraft apparently owns the commissioner and the rest of the league, I can do it and it barely ever gets called!"

 

[dfense]

The Pats perfect season got saved by the refs and they still throw them under the bus. The Pats are soft, if you get physical with their WRs and Brady you can take them out of their game. Easier said then done, but that seems to be the theme to slowing them down the last few weeks.

The Ravens choked in that game. You can't put it on the refs. They had several chances all night.

 

[joseephuss]

He's right, of course. The Pats receivers were getting murdered out there, and weren't getting the calls, which is something they're clearly not used to. So, for three quarters we were subjected to Tom Brady's incessant, infantile *****ing to the refs after every incompletion.

And, like most constant whining and nagging, it eventually wore on the men on the field, and they started calling it.

I feel bad for Kyle Boller.

I don't because of that bad pass he threw for a pick. Just a poor decision. It may have cost them a chance at a FG attempt. Same with Ed Reed fumbling after his pick. Could have cost them a FG attempt just before half. All these things add up and that is usually leads to why a team is 4-8 for the season.

 

[CrazyCowboy]

Moss looked cold to me during the game.

 

[superpunk]

I don't because of that bad pass he threw for a pick. Just a poor decision. It may have cost them a chance at a FG attempt. Same with Ed Reed fumbling after his pick. Could have cost them a FG attempt just before half. All these things add up and that is usually leads to why a team is 4-8 for the season.

Oh - I'm not sorry that he lost.

I'm sorry that thre refs continued to let New England abuse him. Vince Wilfork with his signature "dive at the QB's knees" move - Linemen hitting Boller in the head with no call. But touch Tom Brady.....oh no, we can't have that.

If there's any place where the NFL emulates the NBA, it's the disparity in how they protect QBs based on star power.

 

[kapolani]

Moss looked cold to me during the game.

 

[big dog cowboy]

The Pats are soft, if you get physical with their WRs and Brady you can take them out of their game. Easier said then done, but that seems to be the theme to slowing them down the last few weeks.

I really hope we get another shot at them. Hopefully they will make it to the Super Bowl.

 

[khiladi]

The Pats perfect season got saved by the refs and they still throw them under the bus.

And this is something that just started this week?

 

[Nors]

Local Radio is accusing Patriots of bribing officials, and jamming instant replay feeds.

Goodel is not going to be happy

 

[khiladi]

I really hope we get another shot at them. Hopefully they will make it to the Super Bowl.

I'd rather see them lose their first round in the play-offs...

 

[khiladi]

Local Radio is accusing Patriots of bribing officials, and jamming instant replay feeds.

Goodel is not going to be happy

Goodell is going to stay low like he has, since he laid down that 'steep' fine for Belli-cheat... there is a clear double standard going on, and now everybody is catching on...

 

[khiladi]

So, for three quarters we were subjected to Tom Brady's incessant, infantile *****ing to the refs after every incompletion.

Ding, ding, ding... Tom Brady is an cry-baby on the field... it isn't a one time deal... he's been doing it all year...

 

[Hostile]

I wonder how Rodney Harrison did not get a taunting penalty for the actions in Billick's face. If he doesn't get fined it's a joke. There's no place for that in football.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I wonder how Rodney Harrison did not get a taunting penalty for the actions in Billick's face. If he doesn't get fined it's a joke. There's no place for that in football.

Keep in mind that logo he has on the side of his helmet.

 

[03EBZ06]

I wonder how Rodney Harrison did not get a taunting penalty for the actions in Billick's face. If he doesn't get fined it's a joke. There's no place for that in football.

Yup, I agree. Harrison taunts just about every game that I've seen him play. I don't get it, why is it necessary to taunt HCs.