i get the feeling that you as a denver fan ate horse shit in a waffle cone and thought it was ice cream

Or maybe you spend too much time thinking about weird stuff

If you're going to start posting words in their proper order, I'm going to bed.

nuff said, may you reek of stinkeypitts.

Talib is a just another no class asshole. He doesn't deserve his success. What an asshole.

I'm confused, they went into the booth! Even if Denver made sure they saw the parts they wanted while in the booth (which I don't believe is true), they saw something that made them rule that it wasn't a catch.

As for Denver being the home team, it is what it is. Perhaps the NFL could/should change how it's done, perhaps by record... And with the AS game having a BS setup now, I'm not sure they can even mimic baseball.

But alas, what happened on that play was determined under the hood. Agree or don't agree, but the ref called it the way he did with ample evidence to support his opinion.

LMAO

That may be my new Sig for email at work...

I like this Squalor 2

Aqib Talib - DB - Broncos
Pro Football Talk reports Broncos CB Aqib Talib could be suspended for intentionally tackling Corey Brown by his facemask in the Super Bowl.

Talib grabbed and twisted Brown down by his facemask inside the five in the second quarter. It was his second personal foul of the first half. Talib indicated after the game he intentionally grabbed Brown's facemask to make the tackle. "My teammates knew what it was," Talib said. "He was on the 3-yard line. (With) a personal foul, he was on the 1 1/2-yard line, so it is what it is." Talib was suspended one game earlier in the season for poking Colts TE Dwayne Allen in the eye.
Source: Pro Football Talk Feb 9 - 11:39 AM

Poor guy getting struck down by the man.

Can we suspend him through the 2019 season?

He had an awful game...again. von saved his ass from being roasted extra crispy.

Setting aside my disdain for Talib, has anyone ever bragged about intentionally committing a personal foul before? I'm wondering if there's any precedent for the league discipline of such a thing. And you would think that talking about it in a Super Bowl would draw a much stiffer penalty.

If I was a betting man, I'd bet on four games. It seems like it would be longer than the eye poke given that it's a subsequent offense. I wouldn't mind seeing 8 or 16 games, though, to protect the safety of players who aren't criminals.

After deflategate, I doubt the the Commish is going to do anything unless he has an email from the owners asking him to do it.

We'll see, but given what he did, and it being a repeat offense, four games isn't enough IMO.

http://cbssports.com/images/blogs/fi...s-watt-350.jpg

This Chiefs team ain't taking shit.

That's why rules exist... it draws the line in the sand and says 'don't cross it'. Players and coaches should look for ways to reasonably dance on that line.