2014 NFL Season

[GirlySports]

What a call. I think the Rams felt that if they punt it the the Seahawks 35? They are going to lose anyways.

[M*A*S*H 4077]

Seahawks got jobbed there. That's Seattle ball. Wow

[GirlySports]

Crazy

[M*A*S*H 4077]

Should have reviewed it at least.

Rams RB just needed to fall down and the game was over. Davis was great, Seattle needs to step up their D and STs

[Flabbibulin]

Originally Posted by M*A*S*H 4077

Seahawks got jobbed there. That's Seattle ball. Wow

There is no definitive proof of that on the replays. Ridiculous that they didn't review it though. Based on what I saw, I can't see how the Rams got the ball back, but they didn't show enough.

[flamesfan6]

definitely should of been reviewed - may of not been overturned though

[transplant99]

Seattle is the last team in the league that can complain about a call at the end of a game that didnt go their way.

[M*A*S*H 4077]

Originally Posted by Flabbibulin

There is no definitive proof of that on the replays. Ridiculous that they didn't review it though.

Yeah, on the other replay it showed the ball still free under a mass of humanity. Crazy ending!

[GirlySports]

You cant review recovery of a fumble

[browna]

Special teams lost that game, by far. Not knowing where the punter was going to kick, and then asleep on that fake punt...not need to rush it.

That said, absolutely a joke that the fumble wasn't even reviewed...let alone overturned. Clear recovery by Sherman.

Too late for Wilson to wake up. He ran in Washington=win. He ran the second half of this game=Seattle wins the second half.
He doesn't run vs Dallas = loss.

[browna]

Originally Posted by GirlySports

You cant review recovery of a fumble

This year, you can.

[flamesfan6]

Originally Posted by browna

Special teams lost that game, by far. Not knowing where the punter was going to kick, and then asleep on that fake punt...not need to rush it.

That said, absolutely a joke that the fumble wasn't even reviewed...let alone overturned. Clear recovery by Sherman.

Too late for Wilson to wake up. He ran in Washington=win. He ran the second half of this game=Seattle wins the second half.
He doesn't run vs Dallas = loss.

disagree that it was a clear recovery by sherman, it's still loose when it's under the seattle player and you can't see final outcome - but it should of at least gone to review - but would of ended up going to the call on the field

[Sainters7]

I wish the NFC South wasn't so terrible, so I wouldn't kept getting teased that there's still a chance the Saints could do something in a year where they're so clearly going nowhere.

Losing when you have a 13 point lead with 4min to go, c'mon man. Between that and the excruciating way the Irish lost last night, and that was a big kick in the pants football weekend. At least the Stamps won I guess..

[browna]

Originally Posted by flamesfan6

disagree that it was a clear recovery by sherman, it's still loose when it's under the seattle player and you can't see final outcome - but it should of at least gone to review - but would of ended up going to the call on the field

For the little it's worth, I'll disagree with that. In this case, since there was the end zone shot of the ball between his legs, then moving up and him putting both hands around it, its about as clear a recovery as possible, and he's then down by contact...anything else happens to the ball after that fact doesn't matter.

Its one thing if the ball gets lost in a pile with no conclusive video evidence until someone emerges, but in this case, he had it on the ground with full control....pretty much like Bowman did last year, which is why they changed the rule.

[rubecube]

Originally Posted by Burke Salad

Because they are the Browns, I could see them losing against Jacksonville and back to square one.

The Browns will always be the Browns.

[flamesfan6]

Originally Posted by browna

For the little it's worth, I'll disagree with that. In this case, since there was the end zone shot of the ball between his legs, then moving up and him putting both hands around it, its about as clear a recovery as possible, and he's then down by contact...anything else happens to the ball after that fact doesn't matter.

Its one thing if the ball gets lost in a pile with no conclusive video evidence until someone emerges, but in this case, he had it on the ground with full control....pretty much like Bowman did last year, which is why they changed the rule.

but you didn't have conclusive proof that it was a Seattle player who had final possession, it was still loose between his legs. I did not see a camera angle that showed a seattle player with full control of the ball - which would mean it would go to the call on the field.

don't forget that unlike usual - the ref actually carried the ball out of the scrum - it wasn't a seattle or rams player - so he would know where the ball came from.

Either way - should of been reviewed

[M*A*S*H 4077]

Cowboys OL is unbelievably good. Could the Cowboys challenge for the #1 seed in the NFC?

[Red John]

Originally Posted by M*A*S*H 4077

Cowboys OL is unbelievably good. Could the Cowboys challenge for the #1 seed in the NFC?

A Broncos-Cowboys super bowl would be amazing.

[rubecube]

Originally Posted by Red John

A Broncos-Cowboys super bowl would be amazing.

Barf.

[Sylvanfan]

Happy to see the Chiefs win in San Diego today. Been a tough sched so far with road games in Denver, San Diego, San Francisco and Miami. Still a long shot, but with no one else looking that great they may claim a WC spot again. I still think they'll regret that stinker against Tennessee to open the season.