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Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
The game can end on an offensive penalty.
How is the game ending on a penalty?
The game can end on an offensive penalty.
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NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
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Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
I'll say.
The last play was the epitome of the whole game.
I'll say.
The last play was the epitome of the whole game.
Shirtless Guy
Old Dirty Basterd
Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
I realize a penalty can end on an offensive penalty, but the result of the play was a touchdown, that result just disappears and the game is over because it was a offensive penalty?
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A penalty can end on an offensive penalty?
The only disappointing part of that game was that it was an idiot OL that blew the game and not Tony Bozo.
The Redskins had no business winning that game, but whatever. They won't make the playoffs anyways.
Can't hold any teams when it matters. No real offense. Very lack luster game all around except for that last drive.
A penalty can end on an offensive penalty?
The only disappointing part of that game was that it was an idiot OL that blew the game and not Tony Bozo.
The Redskins had no business winning that game, but whatever. They won't make the playoffs anyways.
Can't hold any teams when it matters. No real offense. Very lack luster game all around except for that last drive.
MinnesotaNorthStar
Minding the gap
Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
At least that's how I understand it...
There's the runoff regardless whether or not Washington accepts. Washington accepted the penalty, negating the TD, and then since there were under 10 seconds, the game is over...
At least that's how I understand it...
WeWantMore
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Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
I think the mechanics of it are like this. 1. The play happens. Result: Touchdown. 2. Flag on the play. Washington accepts the penalty (obviously), TD wiped off, penalty assessed against Dallas. 3. So now it's 3rd and 20. 4. But there's no time left, so game over.
I think the mechanics of it are like this. 1. The play happens. Result: Touchdown. 2. Flag on the play. Washington accepts the penalty (obviously), TD wiped off, penalty assessed against Dallas. 3. So now it's 3rd and 20. 4. But there's no time left, so game over.
Twitch Boy
Defacing this tagline is a MAX foul
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Did I just hear Herm Edwards say "Ray Charles could have seen that?"
Did I just hear Herm Edwards say "Ray Charles could have seen that?"
Shirtless Guy
Old Dirty Basterd
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There is no 10 second runoff for a penalty during play...the 10 second runoff is for a false start or something else that happens before the snap that would stop a running clock that otherwise would not have stopped (basically giving the offense a chance to get organized without the clock moving)....I guess I can accept WWM view of the situation.
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Stevie Wonder saw that red VW, so... anything's possible.
Stevie Wonder saw that red VW, so... anything's possible.
P
Priceless
Guest
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All I'm gonna say on this is there's a problem with the rules when that ISN'T ruled a touchdown.
All I'm gonna say on this is there's a problem with the rules when that ISN'T ruled a touchdown.
GreatLakerMohawk
Mushroom Cloud-Laying Mofo
Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
I'm all for this!!!
I'm all for this!!!
French Rage
NICKERSON HAS [CENSORED]
Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
Who the **** dresses Randy Moss?
Who the **** dresses Randy Moss?
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
They should trade him to Cincy. And Jerry Rice can come out of retirement to join that receiver corps, too.
They should trade him to Cincy. And Jerry Rice can come out of retirement to join that receiver corps, too.
bronconick
Yep, still here
Re: NFL 2010 - Cap & Trade
This rule was added before last season
So, if Drew Brees had thrown that pass to Calvin Johnson as a New Orleans Saint, it would have counted.
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**** you, NFL.
This rule was added before last season
So, if Drew Brees had thrown that pass to Calvin Johnson as a New Orleans Saint, it would have counted.
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**** you, NFL.
ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
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The funniest thing about that clip? The comically exaggerated "juggling" motion done by the referee to signify that he didn't think he had control of the ball.
The funniest thing about that clip? The comically exaggerated "juggling" motion done by the referee to signify that he didn't think he had control of the ball.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
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Does this mean in a couple years that ref will apologize to the colts like they did to hasselback and the Seahawks?!?!
Does this mean in a couple years that ref will apologize to the colts like they did to hasselback and the Seahawks?!?!
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No, they'll just change the rules...no need apologizing, just alter them to suit the Colts' needs going forward. Apologizing would mean their lips would have to separate from Peyton's anatomy...can't have that.
Can't wait 'til they rule that teams from Houston must start a QB named Carr in all games vs. Indy.
No, they'll just change the rules...no need apologizing, just alter them to suit the Colts' needs going forward. Apologizing would mean their lips would have to separate from Peyton's anatomy...can't have that.
Can't wait 'til they rule that teams from Houston must start a QB named Carr in all games vs. Indy.
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