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gblowfish 12-17-2017 08:49 PM

Oakland's not going to get four chances to score against Dallas like they got against us.

Amnorix 12-17-2017 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by New World Order (Post 13293072)
LMAO

Like NE didn't hype up Pioli to be the second coming of Tan


Tan? Not even sure who that is.

Look, blaming the Pats for Clark hiring Pioli is pretty ridiculous. You think BB knew he would fail? You think he wanted Pioli to fail? You think Pioli wanted to fail? WTF? Makes no sense.

New World Order 12-17-2017 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 13293086)
Tan? Not even sure who that is.

Look, blaming the Pats for Clark hiring Pioli is pretty ridiculous. You think BB knew he would fail? You think he wanted Pioli to fail? You think Pioli wanted to fail? WTF? Makes no sense.

Why wouldn't he?

Dylan 12-17-2017 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 13293065)
That is in fact not the rule. As a receiver, you only gain possession after completing teh catch. To complete the catch when you go to ground, you must "survive teh ground".

You can argue it's a crap rule. I won't even dispute it. But it is the rule and I think pretty clearly they got it right here. I admit my bias, but the ball was full on the ground -- his hands weren't under it or anything -- and he didn't have control so no catch, therefore no TD.

I can understand the saltiness of pro-Steelers / anti-Pats folks though -- that is a pretty tough loss to take.

You are late. o.city corrected the mistake a couple of hours ago.


:D

gblowfish 12-17-2017 08:52 PM

Heh....Raiders getting shut out at home. Love it.

T-post Tom 12-17-2017 08:53 PM

And the kick is no good. Faiders: the gift that keeps on giving. ROFL

Reerun_KC 12-17-2017 08:53 PM

Raiders just ended the half going full chuefs!

siberian khatru 12-17-2017 08:54 PM

LOL

eDave 12-17-2017 08:55 PM

Why does anyone ever get excited about the Raiders?

Amnorix 12-17-2017 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by New World Order (Post 13293090)
Why wouldn't he?


He wants his friend to fail? Then you don't understand the sport. You think Dungy wanted Marv Lewis to fail? BB wanted McDaniels to fail in Denver? That isn't how it works, generally. Absolutely everyone who has worked iwth BB has said very positive things about his mentoring them to move up to the next level, advice on how to succeed as a head coach and all that.

When Mangini went to the Jets, that annoyed Belichick. It was in the same division, and BB hates the Jets. Most of the time, however, BB does his best to support the people around him in moving up to the next level if he can.

Or at least, that's what all those people actually say about him (McDaniels, Crennel, O'Brien, etc.). Most haven't done terribly well, of course, at the NFL level, but Dimitroff/Pioli are doing very well in Atlanta, and what's-his-name seems to be doing ok in Detroit, so it's hardly all bad.

But regardless, it's not like Belichick intentionally launched a nuclear missile at the Chiefs. He didn't SEND Pioli there. JFC...

:shrug:

Amnorix 12-17-2017 08:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Dylan (Post 13293095)
You are late. o.city corrected the mistake a couple of hours ago.



:LOL: Great, as long as someone did.

NFL SVP of officiating posted a video on it. NOt sure if anyone else posted that. Specifically on that play. Interesting. Trying to adopt a more NHL approach, which I think is a good thing all around.

New World Order 12-17-2017 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 13293114)
He wants his friend to fail? Then you don't understand the sport. You think Dungy wanted Marv Lewis to fail? BB wanted McDaniels to fail in Denver? That isn't how it works, generally. Absolutely everyone who has worked iwth BB has said very positive things about his mentoring them to move up to the next level, advice on how to succeed as a head coach and all that.

When Mangini went to the Jets, that annoyed Belichick. It was in the same division, and BB hates the Jets. Most of the time, however, BB does his best to support the people around him in moving up to the next level if he can.

Or at least, that's what all those people actually say about him (McDaniels, Crennel, O'Brien, etc.). Most haven't done terribly well, of course, at the NFL level, but Dimitroff/Pioli are doing very well in Atlanta, and what's-his-name seems to be doing ok in Detroit, so it's hardly all bad.

But regardless, it's not like Belichick intentionally launched a nuclear missile at the Chiefs. He didn't SEND Pioli there. JFC...

:shrug:

Of course he wants KC/ Pioli to fail. He's running another team.

I bet BB was laughing and giving high fives after he traded Casshole to KC. He probably couldn't believe how big of an idiot Pioli was for making the trade.

GoChargers 12-17-2017 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 13293052)
Apparently all quarterbacks who play in the NFL after, say, 1995 or so are absolutely prohibited from being in the GOAT discussion forevermore.

More like the mid-2000s, but otherwise, pretty much. It's just laughable to compare protected league darlings to guys who played when defenses were actually allowed to hit opposing players.

Spott 12-17-2017 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 13293065)
That is in fact not the rule. As a receiver, you only gain possession after completing teh catch. To complete the catch when you go to ground, you must "survive teh ground".

You can argue it's a crap rule. I won't even dispute it. But it is the rule and I think pretty clearly they got it right here. I admit my bias, but the ball was full on the ground -- his hands weren't under it or anything -- and he didn't have control so no catch, therefore no TD.

I can understand the saltiness of pro-Steelers / anti-Pats folks though -- that is a pretty tough loss to take.

That was the correct ruling as far as what the NFL considers a catch. I think most will agree that the catch rules are a little silly, but that call was consistent with what has been considered a catch over the past few years.

'Hamas' Jenkins 12-17-2017 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Amnorix (Post 13293080)
No sane team would run a run play there. They called the correct play, but if it isn't wide open, Ben MUST throw it into the third row of the stands and then they kick the FG and go into overtime.

A run play is all-or-nothing. They had no timeouts left -- couldn't stop the clock for the FG if they get stuffed. That isn't terribly smart football.

The mistake here was on Ben, not the coaches. Terrible decision.

Seattle SB was on the coaches, IMHO, FWIW.

I'm talking about what happened before they punted to the Patriots with 2:16 left. It was 4th and 1 and Tomlin went full coward and punted.


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