Hey, that's fine!
I think it should’ve probably been passing interference . But there’s no replay for it. I was watching Cooper Rush at the time.. My point is I don’t think it would have been a completed pass. I can’t help with the refs do . I stopped worrying about it when they have part-time referees, with no accountability. I go onto the next play. Just like we missed the face mask.
Okay, so you agree with me.
I can’t stand Troy Aikman in the booth. I think you tried to be so biased that he is worse than the tight end that I can’t stand. That Brady took over for. I like Brady out there.Hey, that's fine!
I don't disagree that it was "close".
My issue is that the analyst, Troy Aikman in this case, totally dismissed it as a legal play and moved on. "Nothing to see here!"
He didn't even acknowledge that it was "close" or took the time to check if the ball was in the air!!!!! WHICH IT LIKELY WAS!!!
1) I dont think thats accurate. The All-22 film shows both players have arms extended making contact before the actual hit happens. Contact seems to be pretty clearly made prior to the throw happening. If not its still such a small difference it cant be expected to be called by the officials.LMAOOOOOOO!!!!
1) CeeDee is bracing for contact in that pic. He got laid out. Why not show a still of him actually being hit? Well, I know why you didn't.
2) That last pic of Chase Brown kills your entire argument. Zoom in on that foot and tell me there is ZERO CHANCE that his heel is slightly on the white line.
Because I don’t listen to them, told you I put the stereo on. I don’t need to have the game explained.
Why are you so triggered by it?I knew Troy disliked Jerry, but MAN!
1) Cooper Rush's INT.
CeeDee Lamb gets blasted (unintentionally) with the ball in the air, by a DB who happened to be chasing a different receiver at the time. It was an accidental collision, but still a collision.
Troy said it was perfectly legal and not a penalty!
Rules experts... show me where in the rulebook it states that a DB can blast a WR with the ball in the air, SO LONG AS he was chasing a different receiver at the time.
Something tells me this "rule" has never existed and is something Troy simply made up, in order to legitimize the bogus INT he just witnessed.
2) Chase Brown's tightrope walk TD.
The call on the field was that he stepped out of bounds before scoring. I've seen the replays from every single angle. I've studied screenshots from every angle.
There is NO UNIVERSE in which there was anything conclusive to overturn the call on the field. It was insanely close.
Troy, Joe Buck and the "rules expert" then collectively decided to lie to the nation and pretend it was OBVIOUSLY a TD and certainly conclusive!
Naturally, the refs agreed and gave Cincy the TD. Complete and utter horse****.
LOL, zoom in and it’s pretty clear he is in.LMAOOOOOOO!!!!
1) CeeDee is bracing for contact in that pic. He got laid out. Why not show a still of him actually being hit? Well, I know why you didn't.
2) That last pic of Chase Brown kills your entire argument. Zoom in on that foot and tell me there is ZERO CHANCE that his heel is slightly on the white line.
Yeah, you're lying or you're blind.
The Chase Brown TD was clearly a TD. He was not out of bounds.I knew Troy disliked Jerry, but MAN!
1) Cooper Rush's INT.
CeeDee Lamb gets blasted (unintentionally) with the ball in the air, by a DB who happened to be chasing a different receiver at the time. It was an accidental collision, but still a collision.
Troy said it was perfectly legal and not a penalty!
Rules experts... show me where in the rulebook it states that a DB can blast a WR with the ball in the air, SO LONG AS he was chasing a different receiver at the time.
Something tells me this "rule" has never existed and is something Troy simply made up, in order to legitimize the bogus INT he just witnessed.
2) Chase Brown's tightrope walk TD.
The call on the field was that he stepped out of bounds before scoring. I've seen the replays from every single angle. I've studied screenshots from every angle.
There is NO UNIVERSE in which there was anything conclusive to overturn the call on the field. It was insanely close.
Troy, Joe Buck and the "rules expert" then collectively decided to lie to the nation and pretend it was OBVIOUSLY a TD and certainly conclusive!
Naturally, the refs agreed and gave Cincy the TD. Complete and utter horse****.
You're wrong.
I was watching the Manning cast, and all they were doing was blaming the pass. No mention of a penalty. What they did mention, and what I saw as well, the ball was out. That should not be an interception.
Here ya go.
No. You created the thread as an opportunity to suggest the game was not called appropriately. Feigning upset at Aikman’s and Buck’s interpretation of events is disingenuous. I didn’t ‘have to join the convo” and you didn’t have to respond to my comment.If you don't care, then don't comment.
I was annoyed by it so I created this thread. You don't have to join the convo if you don't care about the topic.
LOL he’s freaking in. You are blind as a bat.Yeah, you're lying or you're blind.
Zoom in on that last pic and look at Brown's heel.
If you think that's "indisputably inbounds" you need a new hobby.
I believe there are more pressing issues facing us than what Silly Aikman has to say.I knew Troy disliked Jerry, but MAN!
1) Cooper Rush's INT.
CeeDee Lamb gets blasted (unintentionally) with the ball in the air, by a DB who happened to be chasing a different receiver at the time. It was an accidental collision, but still a collision.
Troy said it was perfectly legal and not a penalty!
Rules experts... show me where in the rulebook it states that a DB can blast a WR with the ball in the air, SO LONG AS he was chasing a different receiver at the time.
Something tells me this "rule" has never existed and is something Troy simply made up, in order to legitimize the bogus INT he just witnessed.
2) Chase Brown's tightrope walk TD.
The call on the field was that he stepped out of bounds before scoring. I've seen the replays from every single angle. I've studied screenshots from every angle.
There is NO UNIVERSE in which there was anything conclusive to overturn the call on the field. It was insanely close.
Troy, Joe Buck and the "rules expert" then collectively decided to lie to the nation and pretend it was OBVIOUSLY a TD and certainly conclusive!
Naturally, the refs agreed and gave Cincy the TD. Complete and utter horse****.
