Super Bowl LIII: Patriots vs. Rams
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And just like that, Chung is out of the game.
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This game is reminiscent of our bowl game.
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What a great pass by Goff. He lays it right in the receiver's arms and the dude drops it. Then they go to the well again and Goff throws the pick. Bummer.
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Yep, former Beaver, Brandin Cooks, drops the go ahead touchdown, in the end zone, and then stands by & watches the next pass get intercepted.Phalanx wrote:What a great pass by Goff. He lays it right in the receiver's arms and the dude drops it. Then they go to the well again and Goff throws the pick. Bummer.
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The Patriots put on a clinic on how to stop a play-action heavy offense while doing just enough on offense to finally get the go-ahead scores for the win.
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Glad I went to bed early, looks like it was a boring game.
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Beevis gonna beevis...Phalanx wrote:What a great pass by Goff. He lays it right in the receiver's arms and the dude drops it. Then they go to the well again and Goff throws the pick. Bummer.
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The DB had great coverage and made a good play, Cooks had two defenders all over him, good defensive play. It was a long ways from a drop.nogerO wrote:Beevis gonna beevis...Phalanx wrote:What a great pass by Goff. He lays it right in the receiver's arms and the dude drops it. Then they go to the well again and Goff throws the pick. Bummer.
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FlDuckFan wrote:Glad I went to bed early, looks like it was a boring game.
I thought it was one of the better SB's played in a while, Pats took over late in the fourth.
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He gets paid a lot of $$$ to catch balls just like that one.Alan wrote:The DB had great coverage and made a good play, Cooks had two defenders all over him, good defensive play. It was a long ways from a drop.nogerO wrote:Beevis gonna beevis...Phalanx wrote:What a great pass by Goff. He lays it right in the receiver's arms and the dude drops it. Then they go to the well again and Goff throws the pick. Bummer.
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My dad wanted a PI on that play to Cooks and I asked him if the NFL would allow replay review of penalties or non-penalties if he thought that would have clearly been called.
That game was boring AF and I hope Pat gets better soon
That game was boring AF and I hope Pat gets better soon
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So on the two Cooks passes some people are calling drops. The first one from 30 yards out was a clear pass breakup. A receiver with big enough hands to control it with one hand after #30 ripped away the other might have caught it but it was a pass breakup.
007's dad is right on the second one. He was technically interfered with but that may not be why he dropped the ball, his uninterfered with hand misplayed the ball and he likely would have dropped it anyway. I would have hated to be the replay ref on that were it review-able by rule. Since he did interfere by the book I guess I would have called it on review yet as an on the field ref I probably would have let it go.
Redbox bowl was worse because I felt obligated to watch the whole damn thing, whereas I skipped major chunks of the SB.
007's dad is right on the second one. He was technically interfered with but that may not be why he dropped the ball, his uninterfered with hand misplayed the ball and he likely would have dropped it anyway. I would have hated to be the replay ref on that were it review-able by rule. Since he did interfere by the book I guess I would have called it on review yet as an on the field ref I probably would have let it go.
Redbox bowl was worse because I felt obligated to watch the whole damn thing, whereas I skipped major chunks of the SB.
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GrandpaDuck wrote:So on the two Cooks passes some people are calling drops. The first one from 30 yards out was a clear pass breakup. A receiver with big enough hands to control it with one hand after #30 ripped away the other might have caught it but it was a pass breakup.
007's dad is right on the second one. He was technically interfered with but that may not be why he dropped the ball, his uninterfered with hand misplayed the ball and he likely would have dropped it anyway. I would have hated to be the replay ref on that were it review-able by rule. Since he did interfere by the book I guess I would have called it on review yet as an on the field ref I probably would have let it go.
Redbox bowl was worse because I felt obligated to watch the whole damn thing, whereas I skipped major chunks of the SB.
I thought the refs were letting them play, I also that the Cooks break up in the end zone could have been a PI but it would not have fit in the refs flow of calling penalties. So it was a good no call IMO.
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Lol, so do the DB'snogerO wrote:He gets paid a lot of $$$ to catch balls just like that one.Alan wrote:The DB had great coverage and made a good play, Cooks had two defenders all over him, good defensive play. It was a long ways from a drop.nogerO wrote:Beevis gonna beevis...Phalanx wrote:What a great pass by Goff. He lays it right in the receiver's arms and the dude drops it. Then they go to the well again and Goff throws the pick. Bummer.
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Most DB's couldn't catch a cold if they were buck naked on an iceflow...just sayin...Alan wrote:Lol, so do the DB'snogerO wrote:He gets paid a lot of $$$ to catch balls just like that one.Alan wrote:The DB had great coverage and made a good play, Cooks had two defenders all over him, good defensive play. It was a long ways from a drop.nogerO wrote:Beevis gonna beevis...Phalanx wrote:What a great pass by Goff. He lays it right in the receiver's arms and the dude drops it. Then they go to the well again and Goff throws the pick. Bummer.
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