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I'll take the under!
On that note, was it me, or did the clock not move in several instances throughout the game, particularly the first half?
Now THATS an avatar! Where is the full link to that my man!!!The Replay Judges screwed the Pats!
Credit to cstu in the below post.Now THATS an avatar! Where is the full link to that my man!!!The Replay Judges screwed the Pats!
TV clock was off for a large chunk of the game. If you look at the NYG field goal at 5:01 in the 1st Q, TV clock shows 6:12, it was stuck there for 4 or 5 straight plays, even though the field clock is visible in the shots.I believe tho, on the play in question at the 1:28 mark, the clock was stopped at 1:22 following the 4th & 1 Jacobs run/fall forward play. The refs stopped the clock, possibly(?) because of the potential change-of-possession. I don't know the exact rule on 4th down, but the refs hadn't yet signaled 1st down, they were still looking toward the sticks and the hash to see if it was a first. Jacobs hit the ground at 1:28, ending the play, but the clock didn't stop until 1:22. If the Pats had made a stop, they should have gotten the ball with 1:28 left. Once the ref signaled a first down, the clock was reset to 1:28 and started immediately. The TV display clock, however, didn't start. Manning ran forward 5 yards and was brought down by Adalius Thomas, the ball came loose but Manning recoverd, the Giants used a time out and the TV clock suddenly jumped to 1:14.The TV clock was wrong, but I don't see shenanigans on the actual game clock.Popinski said:
See ya then. Come on though really did you think that either way it would be any different?
Should be pretty obvious.
So you think it's OK to have 12 men on the field?
You think I think it's OK?
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cstu said:
What do you think?Why should they reviewed it?
:whoosh:
I didn't see anything wrong with that.
Not at all. He pulled a Randy Moss move.
Make it three or twelve. Seriously, no one will miss you.After putting up with 6 months of trash talking Patriot fans, you somehow can't stand people saying something against them now? Grow some bark.
That was without a doubt offensive pass interference. DJax gotcalled for a lot less in the Seahawks loss to the Steelers two years ago. However, three plays later the Pats intercepted the bobble by Smith so I'm thinking the impact on the game was nill.I also think that without that particular stiff arm play Randy Moss wouldn't have lasted this long in the NFL because the push off is his bread and butter.
About the same as to what Moss does consistently and on about half of his TD passes throughout the season.
Nutshell, your all time, all pro line got destroyed causing Tom Terrific into sacks and hurries and more bad passes than he's thrown in a while.
before somebody else does.
Good call. And we would like to invite Richard Seymour to Manhattan for the ticker tape tomorrow.
I'm just happy in losing the Pats are still the most talked about team. Speaks volumes of the franchise. As for cheating, it was the Pats who cheated themselves. Twice the D could have picked off Manning on the last drive. They got the surge, but not the tackle on the 4th down play. Their fault, not the Giants. But, given the extra plays, the Giants made the plays.Shrek said:
