gimmesix
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thank you for your reponse. i guess i am used to the old days i think that the rule sucks now.They are calling like they have been instructed. It has mentioned on a few broadcasts. The owners have a vested interest with their own teams, post career medical claims and potential law suits.
If you guys are arguing about the Diggs INT, it was reviewed according to Dan Campbell. The refs told him it was reviewed and they saw no evidence it was not a catch.
Me too. I wonder what happened when he caught him.I like how Biadasz went chasing after him.
It was ruled he caught the ball and it should have been reviewed. If the review showed he caught the ball, then he caught the ball. That was definitely close enough to garner a review. I don't understand how you can't at least admit that a review should have occurred. Questionable possession going to the ground is almost ALWAYS reviewed.
Good grief. Jerry is such a buffoon. We struggled to three quarters with one of the worst teams in the league but yea we like our guys and there’s no room for improvement. Jerry is cringeworthy. Have another Scotch Jerry.
What's with the comparisons?
I thought They do it like that on all score and turnovers? And only send the obviously questionable down to the field.
Great news.
If you guys are arguing about the Diggs INT, it was reviewed according to Dan Campbell. The refs told him it was reviewed and they saw no evidence it was not a catch.
IT WAS REVIEWED. WHAT DONT YOU UNDERSTAND GEESH
i said that in another post the officals are making there own rules up and not following what the rules committe is telling them to call it.Saw a few of these today including a crucial one in the Giants-Jags game. What bothers me is they did not call the hit on Rush last week by Graham, but I saw two just like that today in different games called.
Thankful to hear that. I thought it was either an Achilles or a foot fracture.
If the booth can just review it, why is there an on-field review?