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Minnihaha Miracle Revisited
I never really analyzed the play like this person did. But after looking at this analysis, it sure looks awfully suspicious. What say you? |
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And yes, PI should be reviewable. Spot fouls are BS. I think Williams just made a mistake. I think he was afraid of a PI call. He was clearly trying to get out of the way, not to make a play on the WR. Maybe his brain froze. It's unfortunate, but I don't see it as a conspiracy. The Rams game? That call? Nobody will ever convince me the fix wasn't in there. It could be that the defender was taught hey, when you're busted, you might as well carry on with it. That's what the defender would have us believe with his interpretation as I remember it. Could be true. Remember that was a no call right in front of the ref who clearly saw it. Oh yes the fix was in. Looking right at it... https://static01.nyt.com/images/2019...superJumbo.jpg |
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Professional sports could NEVER be rigged, eh? Here, a PROFESSIONAL makes a strong...suggestion? :banana: https://heavy.com/sports/chicago-bea...xing-mnf-game/ |
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You think the NFL wants one of it's most popular minority coaches to lose in Prime Time on the heels of said coach fending off rumors that he's being considered for a prominent college coaching gig? Maybe you can explain how a player gets called for a block below the waist when he (a) never touched the player in question and (b) never touched that player inside the box making any such play legal. And that taunting penalty? They don't even call that in college. Those are just missed 'real time' calls huh... They are interpretations made at key times inexplicably. By professionals who aren't stupid and rarely make those "mistakes". Any real challenge to it's officiating post game gets a nice fat fine in your inbox. That's horse****. PLENTY of players and coaches have and continue to state the officiating is bad. Maybe it's "bad" by design. You sure as hell can't prove that it isn't, and I don't care how you feel personally. I don't think anyone else here cares much either. You fail to consider all options. That, sir, is your prerogative, stupid as it may be. |
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I'm moving on. Y'all corner the market on tinfoil. :D |
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Thanks! :bng: |
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Respectfully disagree with those that state that it was a rookie mistake. The video linked clearly shows something to ponder if not revolting as a fan. It's really sad to see one of many games completely fixed like boxing has been for a while .
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I'm use to this by now. On to this weekend.
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