ATL: Week 4
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Cant blame Calvin on that one, literally another foot and they are up. He probably would have scored without the stretch, which is the unfortunate thing.
Seahawks pull some voodoo s*** every time on MNF.
Seahawks pull some voodoo s*** every time on MNF.
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Had to go right after. Tell me they interviewed Tate.
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After some thought,was that more of the Seahawks usual bs luck or was it just the Lions being the Lions? lol.
Would have rather seen the Seahawks lose but the Lions loss brings the Packers possibility of winning the division before thanksgiving one more step closer to reality haha.
Would have rather seen the Seahawks lose but the Lions loss brings the Packers possibility of winning the division before thanksgiving one more step closer to reality haha.
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BUCKnation wrote:Cant blame Calvin on that one, literally another foot and they are up. He probably would have scored without the stretch, which is the unfortunate thing.
Seahawks pull some voodoo s*** every time on MNF.
I'm in the minority. I blame him (a little bit).
I know I'm on the couch and he probably couldn't calculate this in .01 seconds, but why even leave the ball vulnerable near the endzone when you will get 4 more plays to punch it in.
He was about to reach it out. I guess I've been on teams that have lost a game at the end due to this, but I cringe every time a guy reaches over the goal-line in a crowd unless it's 4th down or with 5 seconds left or you're clearly on the sideline and have room.
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Megatron can add this one to his not completing the catch incident vs the Bears week 1 back in 2010...lol.
Sometimes guys like Calvin Johnson and Dez Bryant seem too athletic for their own good,it's like they try to go for the spectacular and it costs them.Like if Dez doesn't try to stretch for the goal line vs us in the playoffs he easily completes that catch at that 1.
Sometimes guys like Calvin Johnson and Dez Bryant seem too athletic for their own good,it's like they try to go for the spectacular and it costs them.Like if Dez doesn't try to stretch for the goal line vs us in the playoffs he easily completes that catch at that 1.
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Seattle benefits from yet another missed call. It's just comical at this point.
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So apparently KJ Wright's bat of the ball in the end zone was illegal after Megatron fumbled.
Should have been 1st and Goal for the Lions.
Shid.
Should have been 1st and Goal for the Lions.
Shid.
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I still can't believe they missed the illegal batting of the ball. Is that reviewable because that play should've been automatically reviewed, no? How does Seattle always get away with this stuff?
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Turk Nowitzki wrote:I still can't believe they missed the illegal batting of the ball. Is that reviewable because that play should've been automatically reviewed, no? How does Seattle always get away with this stuff?
Batting of the ball is a judgment call.
I was wondering if they'd call it when he did that. Ugh.
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Didn't know that was a rule, good lord. Never play in Seattle on MNF.
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Turk Nowitzki wrote:I still can't believe they missed the illegal batting of the ball. Is that reviewable because that play should've been automatically reviewed, no? How does Seattle always get away with this stuff?
Obviously none of the Detroit coaches knew the rule either given nobody on their sideline was throwing a fit.
Pretty strange that among all of that coaching staff, nobody yelled to Caldwell about the rule. You would think at least somebody on their staff would have saw the play, knew the rule, and started screaming.
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So there was a third and long draw to Rawls where I focused in on Graham's "blocking"...I actually started a vine account just to post it because it was so laughable but ran out of patience trying to get it loaded. That guy is a grade A turd.
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Here we **** go again with NFL controversy.
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The back judge felt it wasn't overt. Nothing to see here, carry on. They will issue a statement saying sorry probably tomorrow morning and that will be that.
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The Seahawks are in trouble whenever Marshawn eventually breaks down. That offense looks downright inept without him.
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So after 1 game of true action, Stefon Diggs is Antonio Brown now.
https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesotavikings/comments/3nm1yd/diggs_should_be_starting_now/
https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesotavikings/comments/3nm1yd/diggs_should_be_starting_now/
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Mags FTW wrote:So after 1 game of true action, Stefon Diggs is Antonio Brown now.
https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesotavikings/comments/3nm1yd/diggs_should_be_starting_now/
Well your first mistake was going on Reddit.... Nothing but stupid people there.
The second mistake was checking out the Vikings posts on Reddit.... Two wrongs only make things worse.
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Ron Swanson wrote:The Seahawks are in trouble whenever Marshawn eventually breaks down. That offense looks downright inept without him.
Things everybody but Seahawks fans have been saying for the last 2 years for 500 Alex.....
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Wouldn't surprise me if Lynchs body is starting to break down already. The hamstring injury could linger for awhile and Rawls is a decent rookie but teams won't fear him much, especially with that dreadful OL. Would have been nice to see them fall to 1-3 and then have to go on the road this Sunday into Cincinnati.
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GB_Packers wrote:The back judge felt it wasn't overt. Nothing to see here, carry on. They will issue a statement saying sorry probably tomorrow morning and that will be that.
Actually the NFL rules guy was already calling in to NFL TV last night with the first of the mea culpas (or, for those who know Latin grammar better than the back judge knows NFL rules, meae culpae). But you're right -- there will be a letter, the Lions will have a ritual burning of the letter, and that will be that. Frontier justice in the NFL, and that magic Seattle end zone flips another game.
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