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No they won't. They're not going to come up with a rule change. There absolutely no way to do it. You can't ask refs to guage whether a player is giving 100% effort or not after a whistle has blown. It's impossible. You can't tell who's letting up, and who is not when EVERYONE is supposed to let up after the whistle. This rule will never change. |
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I wish we'd have had a lot more close games the last few years then. :lame: |
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Before they changed the rule prior to last season, if they ruled a player down by contact and the whistle had blown, the play was over, the offense keeps the ball. The change made it so that even if the player was ruled down by contact, and the whistle had blown, if it was reviewed and determined that the fumble came before the whistle, the defense would get possesion, but any return of the fumble after the whistle had blown would be nullified. If they used the same theory in this situation, the Chargers would have been rewarded possession at the spot in which Dobbins recovered the ball, but the extra 5 yards he picked up would not have been granted. |
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...BUT WAIT! The refs rule "Williams gave himself up." Play dead, Redskins ball. Super Bowl, Denver vs. NY Giants. Throwing from deep in their own territory, Elway completes a pass to his Tight End for a first down... ... BUT WAIT! The refs call it incomplete. It goes to the replay booth for review... but the clock doesn't stop and the Broncos are forced to run a play. The play results in a safety - and the replay booth announces the original pass WAS COMPLETE... but it's too late. The Safety stands. AFC Playoffs, Denver vs. Kansas City (yes, that same game). Chiefs punt, ball CLEARLY bounces in the endzone, but it's called dead at the one-yard line. Of course, in THAT GAME the Broncos overcame that travesty and WON instead of crying about it for the next decade+. Good enough for you? |
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Deliberate illegal application of a foreign substance to the uniforms of your players IN THE LOCKER ROOM BEFORE THE GAME does not equate with a blown call. |
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Final Score, Super Bowl XXII - Washington 42 - Denver 10 Final Score, Super Bowl XXI - NYG 39 - Denver 20 Final Score, Chiefs vs. Denver Playoff Game - Denver 14 - KC 10 Final Score, Chargers vs. Denver week 2 - Denver 39 - SD 38 The first 2 instances happened in blowouts, the latter 2 were in way closer games. |
Neither of those Super Bowls were blowouts till after the horrible calls. Especially that Giant game was winnable.
And when the calls were made, the Refs DIDN"T KNOW they were going to be blowouts - OR DID THEY?! As for the "illegal substance" - THERE WASN'T ANY! Marty's complaint was that there was TOO MUCH - that's why the refs just had the Broncos towel off. There were - as I recall - NO PENALTIES CALLED AND NO FINES. Or do I misremember? |
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Yes, I'm aware there were no penalties and no fines. The ref$ were in the Rat's pocket from the time the game started until it was over. Keep on trying to rewrite history though. Maybe you can grow a soul as well. |
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There is absolutely no basis to your allegations aside from the fact that THE BRONCOS RULE ALL!!! |
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