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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.they should start complaining about the calls the colts always receive. there was a pass interference called on the Texans today for about a 40 yard play where the texan defender played perfect D.
What we all need to come to terms with is that the media is comprised mostly of ******s, and the football media is the dumbest of the dumb. These aren't intelligent people, and even among this group (the stupidest of the stupid), Rich Eisen is notably stupid.
I can't take any hypothetical that replaces Jason Campbell with Tom Brady seriously. If Tom Brady was in there, he would have gotten the first down anyway, and they probably wouldn't have blown the lead like they did.
I can't take any hypothetical that replaces Jason Campbell with Tom Brady seriously. If Tom Brady was in there, he would have gotten the first down anyway, and they probably wouldn't have blown the lead like they did.
Do you guys think guys like Brady and Manning don't get favorable calls?
Do you think that #23 for the Bulls didn't get favorable calls? Lebron now?
Do you not think Roger Clemens gets more of the corners then most pitchers?
It happens, there is that earned respect. I didn't see the hit in question so I can't comment on that. However I can comment on the fact that You all would be loving it if he said 18 and not 12 even though in this argument they are interchangable.
Of course they get favorable calls, and of course they both ask for flags. You show me a hall of fame player in any sport and I'll show you a guy who tried to manipulate the refs, they all do it. The point is that they continually bash Brady and the Pats in the media for these things and never mention that the Colts get countless BS pass interference calls that change the outcome of games.
Do you guys think guys like Brady and Manning don't get favorable calls?
Do you think that #23 for the Bulls didn't get favorable calls? Lebron now?
Do you not think Roger Clemens gets more of the corners then most pitchers?
It happens, there is that earned respect. I didn't see the hit in question so I can't comment on that. However I can comment on the fact that You all would be loving it if he said 18 and not 12 even though in this argument they are interchangable.
I agree, but it irritates me that literally every time a QB gets hit now, I have to hear some variation of "Tom Brady would have got that call!" Of course, these are the same people who think that it's only been illegal to hit a QB below the knee since the beginning of the season, due to Brady's injury (I guess they have no idea what the Brady Rule actually is). Favorable calls happen, but if this has been taken to such an extreme since the Baltimore game that it's kinda ridiculous.