@Creeperbane2 said:
Week 1, fined for hacking the other team's comms. Just playing the odds.
You want to name your source or anything? Last I checked, the NFL cleared the Pats of all wrongdoing for the headset issues, since, y'know... the NFL manages the headsets.
@Snarkasm said:
You want to name your source or anything? Last I checked, the NFL cleared the Pats of all wrongdoing for the headset issues, since, y'know... the NFL manages the headsets.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh don't let facts get in the way of this mutilation of this horse carcass
(really tho: there's a thread for feedback. pls don't ping me in rando threads that get derailed - it's rude for both me and the folks who were having a nice time to say "pls make this go away")
@Church4252 said:
At that point it doesn't matter because the ball already cross the end zone. Where his foot is at after the Touchdown does not matter.
Meh, let us agree to disagree, however I said it after the Dallas/ Green Bay playoff game last year and I'll say it now, shape up NFL!
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@Creeperbane2 said:
Meh, let us agree to disagree, however I said it after the Dallas/ Green Bay playoff game last year and I'll say it now, shape up NFL!
Disagree in what? That has always been the rule. Body placement after the Touchdown doesn't matter. The ball cross the plane. He was not out of bounds before hand. The Touchdown is good.
@Linc said:
Every time I get a mention I know it's a software complaint. I wish I could mute them.
I wish I had more reasons to mention people in general to avoid that.
@Linc said:
(really tho: there's a thread for feedback. pls don't ping me in rando threads that get derailed - it's rude for both me and the folks who were having a nice time to say "pls make this go away")
You're right, that's my bad. Carry on, footballers.
@Creeperbane2 said:
Meh, let us agree to disagree, however I said it after the Dallas/ Green Bay playoff game last year and I'll say it now, shape up NFL!
Ever see a player run out of the back of the end zone with the ball after a touchdown? Spike the ball in celebration? Lambo leap? Knee on their logo? All examples of things that are irrelevant to where the ball of the player's feet were because it is after the play. Touchdown condition is met = end of play. Even if he is out of bounds .000004 seconds after, touchdown.
To disagree with what Church is presenting (not his opinion, it's evidence) is to disagree with the rules of the game. Please feel free to discuss and/or express that you do not like or agree with the rules but ignoring them all together makes for terrible conversation so I am politely asking you not to do that on the forum. Thank you.
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Thanks KC for showing us a new way to lose a game.
Well Thusday night, so I forgot to do my Pick EM, didn't matter because I was going to pick the Chiefs at home anyway. What a collapse.
I hate everything about my life.
Joe's?
So, place your bets, place your bets, how is New England going to blatantly cheat this week.
^ you're not going to let that end, are you...
Week 1, fined for hacking the other team's comms. Just playing the odds.
Yahoo pick em actually lists Buffalo as the favorite at home. I hope they whip New England but they won't....
They also have Oakland favored over Baltimore. Have we crossed into Bizarro world?
You want to name your source or anything? Last I checked, the NFL cleared the Pats of all wrongdoing for the headset issues, since, y'know... the NFL manages the headsets.
I...think you might need new glasses?
https://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/pickem
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh don't let facts get in the way of this mutilation of this horse carcass
The listed favorite and pick distribution are two different items. When you pick Buffalo is listed in the favorite column
hmm odd. considering that the NFL control both teams communication system.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/13633179/nfl-clears-new-england-patriots-headset-suspicion-game-vs-pittsburgh-steelers
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl-clears-patriots-headset-suspicion-opening-game-221218120--nfl.html
Tom Brady: 3TDs, 466 yards passing. Properly inflated balls
Ravens loose to the Raiders. This is some strange Dr. Who bullshit.
BULLSHIT! HE WAS OUT BY A MILE!!! THAT'S NOT A TOUCHDOWN THAT'S A FIRST AND INCHES! MORONS!
Someones mad.
I wish I could mute threads @Linc pls pls
Every time I get a mention I know it's a software complaint.
I wish I could mute them.
(really tho: there's a thread for feedback. pls don't ping me in rando threads that get derailed - it's rude for both me and the folks who were having a nice time to say "pls make this go away")
http://espn.go.com/nfl/game?gameId=400791711
my point, skip to 1:50, as you can see, out!
Yeah. No, thats a TD. He was never out and the ball cross the plane.
And if you watch that for literally 2 more seconds, right foot line, skirts the corner, out.
At that point it doesn't matter because the ball already cross the end zone. Where his foot is at after the Touchdown does not matter.
Meh, let us agree to disagree, however I said it after the Dallas/ Green Bay playoff game last year and I'll say it now, shape up NFL!
Disagree in what? That has always been the rule. Body placement after the Touchdown doesn't matter. The ball cross the plane. He was not out of bounds before hand. The Touchdown is good.
You're right, that's my bad. Carry on, footballers.
Ever see a player run out of the back of the end zone with the ball after a touchdown? Spike the ball in celebration? Lambo leap? Knee on their logo? All examples of things that are irrelevant to where the ball of the player's feet were because it is after the play. Touchdown condition is met = end of play. Even if he is out of bounds .000004 seconds after, touchdown.
To disagree with what Church is presenting (not his opinion, it's evidence) is to disagree with the rules of the game. Please feel free to discuss and/or express that you do not like or agree with the rules but ignoring them all together makes for terrible conversation so I am politely asking you not to do that on the forum. Thank you.