Week 9 other games, 'cause, well, that's all there is...

[PumpDee]

That wasn't a game. That was a robbery.

 

[mooseontheloose]

Just read a recap. And the NFL wonders why interest is down...

Also, totally shocked that this happened in Seattle

 

[dchester]

That wasn't a game. That was a robbery.

Truth. The icing on the cake was when the refs said the kicker had to come out on the next play.

WTF?

 

[Patriots4ever]

Nothing to see here it happened in Sealatte, not Foxboro

 

[TipRoast]

Nothing to see here it happened in Sealatte, not Foxboro

That is worthy of this:

 

[Roberto71]

Oh and just another little snippet from last night.

Seattle used deflated footballs. What? You did't hear the media storm? Silly you.....only if it's the Patriots does it matter.

http://www.offthemonstersports.com/...l-last-night-and-no-one-cares/?otmsportsaff=5

 

[HSanders]

Just read a recap. And the NFL wonders why interest is down...

Also, totally shocked that this happened in Seattle

The funny thing about it is that Carroll was talking about how his team has so many more penalties called on them than their opposition does and implying that it is a bias against Seattle. Umm...look at the list of pro Seattle against opponent ref weirdness that has happened in Seattle sine he's been there and you go WTF Petey.

 

[Big/Sky/Fly]

I believe Sherman touched the ball in which case he is allowed to hit the kicker. I am not sure why a penalty was called at all.

Wut

The Bills should have won that game...also, Graham's second touchdown that wasn't should have been challenged. It was bobbing in his hands all the way to the ground.

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The funny thing about it is that Carroll was talking about how his team has so many more penalties called on them than their opposition does and implying that it is a bias against Seattle. Umm...look at the list of pro Seattle against opponent ref weirdness that has happened in Seattle sine he's been there and you go WTF Petey.

Wow...that Petey sure has tunnel/vision...

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Nothing to see here it happened in Sealatte, not Foxboro

Sealatte...awesome!

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That wasn't a game. That was a robbery.

It sure was...

 

[PumpDee]

Wut

The Bills should have won that game...also, Graham's second touchdown that wasn't should have been challenged. It was bobbing in his hands all the way to the ground.

You can't challenge a TD. Automatically reviewed.

 

[Big/Sky/Fly]

You can't challenge a TD. Automatically reviewed.

They never did though...

 

[dchester]

FWIW, on the kick robbery, It looked to me that Sherman touched the ball before the kick, and not after it. The reason this matters is because of NFL Rule 12 Section 2 Article 10 (a). "Incidental" contact with the kicker would only allowed if Sherman hit the ball after it was in flight. I don't think he did that.

It should have been roughing the kicker, IMO. Frankly, it might have even qualified as a fragrant one, which can result in an ejection.

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[Big/Sky/Fly]

FWIW, on the kick robbery, It looked to me that Sherman touched the ball before the kick, and not after it. The reason this matters is because of NFL Rule 12 Section 2 Article 10 (a). "Incidental" contact with the kicker would only allowed if Sherman hit the ball after it was in flight. I don't think he did that.

It should have been roughing the kicker, IMO. Frankly, it might have even qualified as a fragrant one, which can result in an ejection.

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It happened in C@l though...the Bermuda Triangle of NFL stadiums. They get away with a lot of shenanigans...

 

[chevss454]

FWIW, on the kick robbery, It looked to me that Sherman touched the ball before the kick, and not after it. The reason this matters is because of NFL Rule 12 Section 2 Article 10 (a). "Incidental" contact with the kicker would only allowed if Sherman hit the ball after it was in flight. I don't think he did that.

It should have been roughing the kicker, IMO. Frankly, it might have even qualified as a fragrant one, which can result in an ejection.

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It was a dirty play by Sherman however it's explained. Unabated, whistle blew, the play was blown dead yet he still went at the knees.

 

[R+L=Negan]

Oh tell me about it. What a douche.....

Meh, can't get too down. Took Seattle down to the wire in their building, tough place to play, but dammit, how do we play that good, well not the secondary, and lose to Miami??????

I guess the Bills just have another year or so to go

That call was awful but i see every week in this league. The NFL has no clue how to run its own league anymore.

Bills will forever be 7-9/8-8 w/ Rex, Taylor and Doug. All 3 are j.v. types. Id be praying for a full house cleaning and move on from them asap.

 

[anderson]

It should have been roughing the kicker, IMO. Frankly, it might have even qualified as a fragrant one, which can result in an ejection.

I thought it smelled like roughing the kicker, too.

 

[BostonTim]

I thought it smelled like roughing the kicker, too.

He was caught in fragrante.


Cheers

 

[TipRoast]

 

[Big/Sky/Fly]

He was caught in fragrante.


Cheers

There's a Hillary joke somewhere...

 

[PumpDee]

I thought it smelled like roughing the kicker, too.

If the refs weren't sure, they should have just said Unneccesary Roughness for hitting a player after the whistle.


15 yards either way.

 

[anderson]

He was caught in fragrante.


Cheers

Oh dour, the puns are wafting through here this evening!