I was going to make a comment earlier about that game. absolutely frustrating to watch, even as a neutral observer.
The TV crew even went back to a play before to point out the blatantly missed Jacksonville false start, after that terrible string of defensive penalties against Houston.
between the college and NFL this weekend, there's been a lot of terrible officiating. like, worse than the normal bad-bad.
where the hell can someone find vegetarian beans??
never seen a hail Mary pick 6, incredible. Kirk said it well when he called it a play that summed up the Jets season. unbelievably funny and perfect.
and the same weekend as the iron bowl, which had the incredible kick 6, what, 9 or 10 years ago?
that's a good point, the cuts are generally not too deep. I bet the over on fish-tossing market shots hit. I think I saw it 3 times!
I fucking hate the goddamn 49rs so fucking much. that is all. the whole goddamn sf offense is running a train on colinsworth; idk how he fits them all in his mouth and still speaks so clearly.
they're from Seattle. you should expect that with games in Seattle.
I fuckin hate how right you are.
goddammit.
This set was super fun to build; I love the greebling. are there any other sets like this, where the detailing is not just a feature, but basically the entire build?
if Mark Wahlberg is happy to be with the Manning brothers tonight, then he must be an incredible actor, because he looks like he hates every moment of life right now.
grounding calls have been more common this year, and often they're called in bizarre plays that go against what the spirit of the rule is.
that grounding call on Allen today was a great example of how fucked officiating is: Allen got horse collar tackled, and tried to throw it away. the refs called for IG, totally ignoring the horse collar that caused the "foul." then MFing Gene Steratore (sp? WC) comes on to explain why the IG call was legit (which is fine), "so although they unfortunately missed the horse collar, now you have an intentional grounding."
dude, just do the right thing! the IG occurred because the defense was breaking the rules and caused it to happen! change the damn rules to (I say this hesitantly) give the officials ability to use discernment to fix these obvious, egregious missed calls that affect the outcomes. when everybody sees the obvious foul/whatever, just fix it, use the damn tech at your disposal, (lose the ego), and FIX THAT SHIT.