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The refs only sort of cost Miami the game. They were correct to award the Steelers the ball because the replay rules state that they can only overturn possession if it's a clear cut recovery, which it wasn't.

However, if the refs had gotten the fumble call correct the first time around, then it would have been the who recovered the ball at the bottom of the pile to determine possession. On TV, they showed a Dolphin coming out of the pile with the ball, so it's likely Miami would have won the game if the refs had gotten the call right on the field.

I don't know. On those types of plays where it's unsure, it's probably better to let it play out and then overturn it later to be a TD rather than blowing it dead early so that things get screwed up on the recovery.
 
I don't know. On those types of plays where it's unsure, it's probably better to let it play out and then overturn it later to be a TD rather than blowing it dead early so that things get screwed up on the recovery.

They didn't whistle it dead- they called it a touch down so the play was dead as soon as the call was made...if the refs are calling a touch down they shouldn't let it "play out" cause the TD team would prob stop going after the ball and celebrate...

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nm- i see you're saying not to call it a TD until after review- but they may have made the TD call before they saw the fumble- not sure. I do agree that Miami would probably have come up w/ it
 
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3rd quarter ends, commercial.

Come back, kick field goal, commercial.

Come back, kick off to opposing team, commercial.

😡
 
Let's see:

1. Saints get killed by a terrible team (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!)
2. Niners lose to the worst team in the league (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!)
3. Chargers getting killed (BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!)

About the only way this day would've been better is if the Steelers would've lost too.
 
Meanwhile, in San Francisco, Mike Singletary starts polishing up the old resume after losing to the worst team in the league.

That loss was so terrible, even I am at a loss for remarks to use in making fun of Mike Singletary.
 
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Meanwhile, in San Francisco, Mike Singletary starts polishing up the old resume after losing to the worst team in the league.

That loss was so terrible, even I am at a loss for remarks to use in making fun of Mike Singletary.

I'd make fun of your team for losing Clark for the season, but he was on my fantasy team so it makes me sad too 🙁
 
Uhhhh the bucs beat the rams, who cares.


Whine all you want homeboys, 4-2.

Say hello to the future:

josh-freeman-si.jpg
 
chargers making it interesting

another onside kick? 4 minutes left

edit: nope, and it goes out of bounds
 
FYI -- Josh McDaniel is an idiot. I haven't watched todays smackdown at the hands of the Raiders, but I did see him hand the Colts the game a few weeks ago.
 
FYI -- Josh McDaniel is an idiot. I haven't watched todays smackdown at the hands of the Raiders, but I did see him hand the Colts the game a few weeks ago.

Yeah I don't see him staying here much longer. He's been more trouble than he's worth at this point. All he's been good for is stirring up controversy with draft picks that really haven't helped at all.
 
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