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NEM said:Even with those turnovers, the game was won if not for the two horrible decisions by the officials. I guarantee you that the NFL apologizes to the Pats for the wrong call on the fumble out of the end zone.
lobster said:How could that ref not give Asante that interception? Wasn't it the same ref who called Asante for interference when there was shoving by both players, more so by the WR. My conclusion was that ref was paid off to call the game for Denver, and he succeeded. The better team didn't win that game.
patsfaninpa said:The thing about the touchback call was this. The referree who made
the call was 30 yards behind Bailey. Had he said touchback not out
at the one if would have stood. The replay should have had a bigger
impact than the referree. Odd situation. But, IMO the on-field should
have been totally ignored.
I wasn't a physics major. But, if you have someone running(jogging)
forward and he gets hit from side/behind, it's unlikely the ball wouldn't
go forward at least 36 inches.
mgteich said:The NFL didn't cause the turnovers.
mgteich said:The NFL didn't cause the turnovers.
chunkyponyTE82 said:Ok, if you watch the replay, you'll see....
Bailey is running, his foot hits the pylon. This is the last foot he gets down. His body goes out of bound at that same point. The ball goes out of bounds in front of him. If the ball goes out of bounds in front of the pylon, how did it go out of bounds before the endzone?
I'm not making excuses, I'm just saying, watching the replay, it is pretty clear to me. We may not have won the game anyway, but had we gotten the ball back here, it could have been a different game.
pats1 said:Mindset and gameplan execution are the keys to winning football games. Jeff Triplette prevented the Patriots from doing such.