Oswlek
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Good job, gentlemen. I hope that's what we see from here on out.
Considering I'm the first person to chastise officials when deserved, I feel it is my duty to applaud their efforts yesterday. Consistent and allowing a reasonable amount of contact down the field.
Good job, gentlemen. I hope that's what we see from here on out.
But how did they miss that neutral zone violation on the Bears? The WR's foot was about 2 feet over the line of scrimmage. And they got a big gain on that play too.
I'll never forgive Ray Berry for picking Eason over Steve Grogan.They could be 117-1, and it would not make up for the pain of that day. That one stings. Still remember Dent picking up Craig James and shaking him until the ball fell out. There was a very exciting first two minutes, followed by utter humiliation by a much better team. Pats gave up as many sacks as Chicago gave up rushing yards.
Still nice to beat the modern Bears, though.
Wait, I thought he was a bust? I'm so confused.Bears guy on O talked about Easley and how the sky is the limit for him based on what he saw yesterday...something to that extent.
Wait, I thought he was a bust? I'm so confused.
I admired the general paucity of flags from the officials, but if I were a Bears fan I would have had a hard time with the Gronk touchdown where it looked on replay as if the ball clearly moved when he hit the ground. That doesn't seem like control to me.
There were a few other calls you could question, but the refs don't have the benefit of slo-mo replay on penalties, so you can hardly criticize them.
I thought this crew had the right attitude -- don't call it if you're not sure.
Considering I'm the first person to chastise officials when deserved, I feel it is my duty to applaud their efforts yesterday. Consistent and allowing a reasonable amount of contact down the field.
Good job, gentlemen. I hope that's what we see from here on out.
You must have watched a different game. Clearly missed Browner being thrown to the ground by Bennett on Bennett's TD.
The holding and illegal hands to the face by the Bears O-line went uncalled the entire 2nd half..
They were hardly consistent other than allowing some contact downfield..
I Was There BABY!
Last yr I was there Pats put up a 50'lisburger on Steelers,
This yr 50 Burger on Bears...... Good to go to Gillette!
Best crew we seen all year though I think they did a good job compared to the other gamesYou must have watched a different game. Clearly missed Browner being thrown to the ground by Bennett on Bennett's TD.
The holding and illegal hands to the face by the Bears O-line went uncalled the entire 2nd half..
They were hardly consistent other than allowing some contact downfield..
"What you sow, so shall you reap!"I'm really sick of this snide, holier-than-thou attitude. Most of us are really faithful, win or lose. One of the announcers of yesterday's game said something like, the fans were ready to dump Brady a couple of weeks ago. I call BS on that and on this.