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MikMak;1869919 said:
You cared enough to read it and respond.

Here's my take on the Washington Commanders.

NFC East

1. Dallas Cowboys
2. New York Giants
3. Washington Commanders
4. Philadelphia Eagles

They clearly earned their position in the standings........
 

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nyc;1869928 said:
Here is my thought. The Commanders are going to Seattle where Seattle is 7-1 and playing VERY well. Saturday at 7:30pm the Commanders will be heading home permanently.

Maybe we will. I'm not so sure that Seattle is as good as you say though. They've only beaten one team with a winning record.


I don't think the Commanders are an amazing team. They've been playing real well lately but they don't have a ton of talent. Clearly the Cowboys are a more talented team.

The Commanders weren't stacked with talent when the season began and they've lost Sean Taylor, Carlos Rogers, Randy Thomas, Jon Jansen for the year. The quarterback is a career backup. The starting Right tackle is an undrafted rookie.


We've been playing with a lot of heart but I'm not sure how far that will carry us.

You honestly can't disagree that the Cowboys biggest problem right now is their attitude?

What else do you think it is?

I'm not trolling I'm just being honest. I think if the Cowboys grow a set of balls and quit pointing fingers than nobody can beat them. Maybe the Packers but I think the Cowboys have more talent.
 

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Looking at the replay, I don't think Henry should have been flagged. However, I was screaming bloody murder at the time:).
 

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Next_years_Champs;1869946 said:
Here's my take on the Washington Commanders.

NFC East

1. Dallas Cowboys
2. New York Giants
3. Washington Commanders
4. Philadelphia Eagles

They clearly earned their position in the standings........



I agree.


But none of that matters now. It's a new season.
 

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MikMak;1869953 said:
What else do you think?

  1. Todd Collins is a hell of alot more of a QB than Campbell. Campbell is at best a game manager, not a playmaker. You are better off without Campbell.
  2. Winning in the regular season != Winning in the playoffs. The level of play of the winning teams goes up, and there are no more bottom feeders to pad your win column with.
  3. All the Cowboys injured are returning for the playoffs. (though TO is still in question about exactly when, but Newman, Ratliff, Gurode, and Watkins are returning for sure)
  4. The only reason Springs could cheat up and jump routes was because TO was out of the game. He tried that with TO in the game and the Skins gave up 4 TDs and 173 yards. It also allowed the Skins to cheat up and stack the box, that won't happen either.
  5. Randle El is still a #3 receiver at best and Moss is still a #2 at best and It's going to be damn hard to win without top flight playmakers. The Commanders do not have them. Portis you say? I reply with 3.9 yards per carry. How long can the little guy go before his returns to his history of injuries? Even diamond tip drills break with excessive use. Portis is no diamond tipped running back.
  6. Shaun Suisham is your kicker. He has looked good so far, but he is still Shaun Suisham.

Thats enough for now.
 

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Aikman explained the difference, Springs beat Glenn to the spot. When the contact is made the players are nearly shoulder to shoulder.

Henry is playing through Antwaan and makes contact before the ball gets there. Whether he was going for the ball or not doesn't matter.
 

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random Cs;1870016 said:
Aikman explained the difference, Springs beat Glenn to the spot. When the contact is made the players are nearly shoulder to shoulder.

Henry is playing through Antwaan and makes contact before the ball gets there. Whether he was going for the ball or not doesn't matter.

Listen, watch Aikman try to explain any call during the game. Then follow that up by watching the NFL's Official Review and they almost everytime dispute everything Aikman says. It's quite embarrassing.

Whats even worse, most of the time it happens on PI calls. It's like Aikman has no idea what he is talking about and is just firing up an ill-advised opinions.
 

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random Cs;1870016 said:
Aikman explained the difference, Springs beat Glenn to the spot. When the contact is made the players are nearly shoulder to shoulder.

Henry is playing through Antwaan and makes contact before the ball gets there. Whether he was going for the ball or not doesn't matter.

Oh BS Henry and Randel El hit shoulder to shoulder just like Springs and Glenn. If that play wasn't PI (and I agree it wasn't) then Henry's play wasn't either.

Its not really that significant a play as things worked out but the refs should be able to call plays consistently.
 

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nyc;1870030 said:
Listen, watch Aikman try to explain any call during the game. Then follow that up by watching the NFL's Official Review and they almost everytime dispute everything Aikman says. It's quite embarrassing.

Whats even worse, most of the time it happens on PI calls. It's like Aikman has no idea what he is talking about and is just firing up an ill-advised opinions.
Regardless, Springs beat Glenn to the spot and Henry was playing through Antwaan.
 

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random Cs;1870042 said:
Regardless, Springs beat Glenn to the spot and Henry was playing through Antwaan.

You have your Foreskin goggles on. Henry's hands were up in at the same position as Antwaan's. Go back Skinland and take your googles with you.
 

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Next_years_Champs;1870041 said:
Oh BS Henry and Randel El hit shoulder to shoulder just like Springs and Glenn. If that play wasn't PI (and I agree it wasn't) then Henry's play wasn't either.

Its not really that significant a play as things worked out but the refs should be able to call plays consistently.
I'm sorry, but they are not the same.

Henry makes contact with Antwaan's back shoulder with respect to the football. Springs makes contact with Glenn's front shoulder with respect to the football.
 

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random Cs;1870054 said:
I'm sorry, but they are not the same.

Henry makes contact with Antwaan's back shoulder with respect to the football. Springs makes contact with Glenn's front shoulder with respect to the football.

Foreskin google.
 

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nyc;1869998 said:
  1. Todd Collins is a hell of alot more of a QB than Campbell. Campbell is at best a game manager, not a playmaker. You are better off without Campbell.


  1. He is certainly playing well and Campbell is still learning the game. I want Collins for the playoffs.

    [*]Winning in the regular season != Winning in the playoffs. The level of play of the winning teams goes up, and there are no more bottom feeders to pad your win column with.

    Tell that to the San Diego Chargers.


    [*]All the Cowboys injured are returning for the playoffs. (though TO is still in question about exactly when, but Newman, Ratliff, Gurode, and Watkins are returning for sure)

    That will surely help you guys.

    [*]The only reason Springs could cheat up and jump routes was because TO was out of the game. He tried that with TO in the game and the Skins gave up 4 TDs and 173 yards. It also allowed the Skins to cheat up and stack the box, that won't happen either.

    The Commanders D will have to play based on who's on the field. I'm sure the defensive strategy changes when TO is playing. The Commanders D was playing well against the Cowboys in the first match up. Those TO touchdowns came when Sean Taylor left the game.

    Now we have Landry playing free safety and he's been playing very well. I have no doubt that a healthy TO would pose a serious challenge but I don't think he'd run over us like the last time he played us.

    [*]Randle El is still a #3 receiver at best and Moss is still a #2 at best and It's going to be damn hard to win without top flight playmakers. The Commanders do not have them. Portis you say? I reply with 3.9 yards per carry. How long can the little guy go before his returns to his history of injuries? Even diamond tip drills break with excessive use. Portis is no diamond tipped running back.

    If Randle El is a #3 receiver with 51 receptions for 728 yards I'll take it.

    But you have a point. The Commanders don't have a ton of playmakers. If they go deep into the playoffs they'll have to do it like they've always done it under Gibbs. By playing good team football.

    Gibbs won 3 supers and went to four and only one player is in the hall of fame. John Riggins.

    [*]Shaun Suisham is your kicker. He has looked good so far, but he is still Shaun Suisham.
Thats enough for now.

That's hardly an argument
 

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random Cs;1870016 said:
Aikman explained the difference, Springs beat Glenn to the spot. When the contact is made the players are nearly shoulder to shoulder.

Henry is playing through Antwaan and makes contact before the ball gets there. Whether he was going for the ball or not doesn't matter.

might want to watch the vids again and/or review the actual rule

in both instances (Glenn/Springs and Henry/Randle El) the DB and the Receiver have equal rights to the ball, however, the DB cannot go through the receivers back to get there.

it was a good no call on Springs and a bad call on Henry
 

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random Cs;1870054 said:
I'm sorry, but they are not the same.

Henry makes contact with Antwaan's back shoulder with respect to the football. Springs makes contact with Glenn's front shoulder with respect to the football.

That's what I thought you don't even know what the definition of "playing through" a receiver is. You need to learn the rules and what the terms mean, your just don't know what you are talking about.
 

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Just curious, anybody actually have the Glenn play in question available as video?
 

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Next_years_Champs;1870081 said:
That's what I thought you don't even know what the definition of "playing through" a receiver is. You need to learn the rules and what the terms mean, your just don't know what you are talking about.
Then educate me or tell me why I am incorrect. I am not here for some Commander/Cowboy thing, I'm here to defend the referee's because people are claiming inconsistency. (I am a zebra myself and I know the rules pretty well)

These are simple plays, quick slants. Trust me, an NFL referee knows how to call this play with a blindfold on. There is a reason why flags fly from multiple refs on one play and not on another.

On the PI, Randle-El is in-between the defender and the ball. On the int, Springs is in-between the defender and the ball.
 
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