01-15-2006, 01:19 PM
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Third String But Playing on Special Teams
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: New England USA
Posts: 916
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5 turnovers, maybe 5 horrible calls
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Originally Posted by Michael
It was a touchback and if was called correctly would have given the Pats the ball back at their twenty. They end up scoring as a result of that and Denver doesn't get another easy 7 that's a 14 point difference. Which makes the score tied at that point.
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ive noticed that in a majority of plays in nfl games, there's an official standing right there. many times they 'make a call that i think couldn't be true, the replay looks obvious, but the call was made by an offficial standing right there, whaaddya gonna say?
now for the asante play. on that interference call, there was an official right there. he's visible in the camera shot. you'll notice that he left the pley alone, no call. the Flag was thrown by the Umpire, from the middle of the field maybe 10-15 yards away. The Umpire is TO ASSIST on such calls, and the book doesn't give him authority to overrule the official who's standing right there, who was either the Head Linesman or the Field Judge.
that's the kind of stuff that really p!$$es me off, more about that on the next massage.
what'll happen ultimately is that it'll be seen by the league office and the officials down there will be sanctioned. in some cases the sanction is banning them from working future playoff games.
so were' the ones left holding the bag.
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