Originally posted by: PeteyCPU
or kordell stewart
Originally posted by: CrazyDe1
I'm glad the raiders lost...
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
There were at least 3 VERY tough calls in that one. i felt that McNair did NOT fumble that one.
the TD one he was in the air and was pushed a LOT, could he have come in inbounds? IF the ref isn't sure, i think the offensive player should get the benefit of doubt.
i can't remember the others.
but what got me about the McNair fumble was the REVIEWED it and STILL GOT IT WRONG.
Originally posted by: hdeck
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
There were at least 3 VERY tough calls in that one. i felt that McNair did NOT fumble that one.
the TD one he was in the air and was pushed a LOT, could he have come in inbounds? IF the ref isn't sure, i think the offensive player should get the benefit of doubt.
i can't remember the others.
but what got me about the McNair fumble was the REVIEWED it and STILL GOT IT WRONG.
i don't care how much of a titans fan you are, there is no way both feet would have stayed in bounds.
Originally posted by: habib89
no way could he have been in bounds.. just not possible and as for that fumble, (and yes, it was a fumble) he wasn't trying to pass the ball... unless he was trying to pass it right into the arm of the defender.. i think that tuck rule is a bunch of horse s#it, but even then, i don't think it applies.. i mean if it does apply in this case, then it could apply to almost any case.. "oh.. yah, my arm was back there in a throwing motion but i was definately going to tuck it back in"
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: habib89
no way could he have been in bounds.. just not possible and as for that fumble, (and yes, it was a fumble) he wasn't trying to pass the ball... unless he was trying to pass it right into the arm of the defender.. i think that tuck rule is a bunch of horse s#it, but even then, i don't think it applies.. i mean if it does apply in this case, then it could apply to almost any case.. "oh.. yah, my arm was back there in a throwing motion but i was definately going to tuck it back in"
habib, IF the QB has his arm FULLY EXTENDED and moving FORWARD and the ball is knocked out of his hand FROM BEHIND that will ALWAYS be called a Incomplete pass and NOT a fumble.
HE was FULLY in the motion of throwing the ball and he HIT the guy in front of him.
that was an incomplete pass.
Originally posted by: LethalWolfe
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: habib89
no way could he have been in bounds.. just not possible and as for that fumble, (and yes, it was a fumble) he wasn't trying to pass the ball... unless he was trying to pass it right into the arm of the defender.. i think that tuck rule is a bunch of horse s#it, but even then, i don't think it applies.. i mean if it does apply in this case, then it could apply to almost any case.. "oh.. yah, my arm was back there in a throwing motion but i was definately going to tuck it back in"
habib, IF the QB has his arm FULLY EXTENDED and moving FORWARD and the ball is knocked out of his hand FROM BEHIND that will ALWAYS be called a Incomplete pass and NOT a fumble.
HE was FULLY in the motion of throwing the ball and he HIT the guy in front of him.
that was an incomplete pass.
Incomplete pass? Who was he throwing the ball too? The midget at his knees? It looked like he was about to throw, decided against it and as he was bringing the ball back towards his body it hit a lineman on the shoulder and popped out.
Lethal
if you don't mind me asking, what was the midget at his knees doing? I missed the gameOriginally posted by: LethalWolfe
Incomplete pass? Who was he throwing the ball too? The midget at his knees? It looked like he was about to throw, decided against it and as he was bringing the ball back towards his body it hit a lineman on the shoulder and popped out. LethalOriginally posted by: PlatinumGoldhabib, IF the QB has his arm FULLY EXTENDED and moving FORWARD and the ball is knocked out of his hand FROM BEHIND that will ALWAYS be called a Incomplete pass and NOT a fumble. HE was FULLY in the motion of throwing the ball and he HIT the guy in front of him. that was an incomplete pass.Originally posted by: habib89 no way could he have been in bounds.. just not possible and as for that fumble, (and yes, it was a fumble) he wasn't trying to pass the ball... unless he was trying to pass it right into the arm of the defender.. i think that tuck rule is a bunch of horse s#it, but even then, i don't think it applies.. i mean if it does apply in this case, then it could apply to almost any case.. "oh.. yah, my arm was back there in a throwing motion but i was definately going to tuck it back in"
Originally posted by: LethalWolfe
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: habib89
no way could he have been in bounds.. just not possible and as for that fumble, (and yes, it was a fumble) he wasn't trying to pass the ball... unless he was trying to pass it right into the arm of the defender.. i think that tuck rule is a bunch of horse s#it, but even then, i don't think it applies.. i mean if it does apply in this case, then it could apply to almost any case.. "oh.. yah, my arm was back there in a throwing motion but i was definately going to tuck it back in"
habib, IF the QB has his arm FULLY EXTENDED and moving FORWARD and the ball is knocked out of his hand FROM BEHIND that will ALWAYS be called a Incomplete pass and NOT a fumble.
HE was FULLY in the motion of throwing the ball and he HIT the guy in front of him.
that was an incomplete pass.
Incomplete pass? Who was he throwing the ball too? The midget at his knees? It looked like he was about to throw, decided against it and as he was bringing the ball back towards his body it hit a lineman on the shoulder and popped out.
Lethal
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: LethalWolfe
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Originally posted by: habib89
no way could he have been in bounds.. just not possible and as for that fumble, (and yes, it was a fumble) he wasn't trying to pass the ball... unless he was trying to pass it right into the arm of the defender.. i think that tuck rule is a bunch of horse s#it, but even then, i don't think it applies.. i mean if it does apply in this case, then it could apply to almost any case.. "oh.. yah, my arm was back there in a throwing motion but i was definately going to tuck it back in"
habib, IF the QB has his arm FULLY EXTENDED and moving FORWARD and the ball is knocked out of his hand FROM BEHIND that will ALWAYS be called a Incomplete pass and NOT a fumble.
HE was FULLY in the motion of throwing the ball and he HIT the guy in front of him.
that was an incomplete pass.
Incomplete pass? Who was he throwing the ball too? The midget at his knees? It looked like he was about to throw, decided against it and as he was bringing the ball back towards his body it hit a lineman on the shoulder and popped out.
Lethal
ARM IN MOTION. there doesn't have to be a man DIRECTLY in front for his arm to be in motion.
Originally posted by: hdeck
doesn't blow as much as the refs at the titans/raiders game
Originally posted by: shenaniganz
At least Plummer didn't have 6 fumbles, (Kurt Warner) or score -6 fantasy points (Tom Brady). But, yes, thank goodness the Bronco's have Portis.
Originally posted by: shenaniganz
At least Plummer didn't have 6 fumbles, (Kurt Warner) or score -6 fantasy points (Tom Brady). But, yes, thank goodness the Bronco's have Portis.