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but this is as good a time as any.
I have never used thebut this is as good a time as any.
1. maybe you meant the real football gods, so I'll cut you some slack here. The FF Gods don't care about stuff like this. Actually the FF gods liked it because more stats were created.2. I think Karma already played a part in this. Philip Rivers acted like a 3 year old brat child at the end of the game between SD and Den last season. Karma is the reason yesterday happened in the first place. Karma is now washing it's hands of this situation.
The Shark Pool just got a little worse
or 4th and goal for that TD, or that denver ran the same play for the conversion and it executed twice, or didn't cover BMarsh, etc.....
I can accept the human element when it comes to refs getting in the way of a defender and a guy goes for a touchdown. But an obvious blown call deciding the outcome of a game is inexcusable. This is why we have instant replay. Get the call right!It's called the human element.
vs what? The FFA?
No one's disputing how bad of a call it was. But to expect the NFL to overrule and give the Chargers a win is a bit Pollyanna-ish.The integrity of the league...I can accept the human element when it comes to refs getting in the way of a defender and a guy goes for a touchdown. But an obvious blown call deciding the outcome of a game is inexcusable. This is why we have instant replay. Get the call right!It's called the human element.
Hi Maurile,Can you elaborate on that? What's your take on what happened last year?J
I don't know that I expect the NFL to give the Chargers a win. But let's put it another way... If the NFL did overturn the outcome of the game and awarded SD with the win, would anyone be upset? (other than Denver fans of course) I would imagine even Denver homers know that they really lost that game.No one's disputing how bad of a call it was. But to expect the NFL to overrule and give the Chargers a win is a bit Pollyanna-ish.I can accept the human element when it comes to refs getting in the way of a defender and a guy goes for a touchdown. But an obvious blown call deciding the outcome of a game is inexcusable. This is why we have instant replay. Get the call right!It's called the human element.
My understanding is that Cutler was talking smack the whole game to the defense.At the end of the game, Shaun Phillips and Rivers were on the sideline doing a little talking back. Rivers yelled "Atta baby!" He was not telling Cutler "Atta Baby," but was telling it to the Chargers' defense. It was meant to show up Cutler, but as part of the game. Sandlot talk. No cursing, no hard feelings, just having fun.
Didn't you see the footage.
vs it's previous low point.Sometime around this moment, would be my best guess
Just a wild guess, but I'm thinking there'd be a few bookies and bettors in Vegas who wouldn't be greatly amused that the results of a game had been overturned after the payoffs had already been made.I don't know that I expect the NFL to give the Chargers a win. But let's put it another way... If the NFL did overturn the outcome of the game and awarded SD with the win, would anyone be upset? (other than Denver fans of course) I would imagine even Denver homers know that they really lost that game.No one's disputing how bad of a call it was. But to expect the NFL to overrule and give the Chargers a win is a bit Pollyanna-ish.I can accept the human element when it comes to refs getting in the way of a defender and a guy goes for a touchdown. But an obvious blown call deciding the outcome of a game is inexcusable. This is why we have instant replay. Get the call right!It's called the human element.
Thanks. I'd heard that. But I'd also heard other sides that put a lot more (all) the blame on Rivers. Either way, the handshake at midfield yesterday before the coin toss looked more forced than a Mangini - Belichick post game handshake. Pretty funny.JMaurile Tremblay said:
Typical out of towner. There are multiple ski areas that have tastier powder than Breckenridge.
Typical out of towner. There are multiple ski areas that have tastier powder than Breckenridge.
Breck? Really? You were thinking of the best CO ski resorts and Breck was the first to come to mind?Plus Boulder does not equal Denver. It is about 15-30 minutes Northwest depending on what part of the city you're in.Troll alert !!!!!!Sound the claxonJim James said:
Avery said:
Cute, but irrelevant. San Diego had TWO opponents yesterday.
What was the error in the Snow Bowl?
Yes. That is a road that you don't want to go down. Changing the outcome of a game after it ends is a silly proposition.Jim James said:I don't know that I expect the NFL to give the Chargers a win. But let's put it another way... If the NFL did overturn the outcome of the game and awarded SD with the win, would anyone be upset? (other than Denver fans of course) I would imagine even Denver homers know that they really lost that game.Kit Fisto said:No one's disputing how bad of a call it was. But to expect the NFL to overrule and give the Chargers a win is a bit Pollyanna-ish.Jim James said:I can accept the human element when it comes to refs getting in the way of a defender and a guy goes for a touchdown. But an obvious blown call deciding the outcome of a game is inexcusable. This is why we have instant replay. Get the call right!Kit Fisto said:It's called the human element.
Wow. That is really disgusting.
