If the NFL wanted Manning to go out on top and the officials were in on it, why was this play ruled a fumble in the AFC Championship Game?

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Because passes that go backwards are fumbles.

Why else? Drama
Why did Batman come back from a broken back in a pit but was able to defeat Bane...

Why does Rocky ....keep coming back? Lol

Damn you are a mouth beeathing homer. Face it, no one buys Denver as legit.

NEVER going to happen. The NFL is now global, and it is FAMILY entertainment.

It is now larger than it ever has ever been...with more $$ involved than ever.

What about if Manning plays in LA next year, how does that effect the game was rigged so he could go out on top claim?

ROFL

If Manning actually goes to LA this year (it's 2016, btw), it's to sell tickets, jerseys, and PSLs.

It's about $$. His legacy is secure. No one remembers Joe Namath laying face down in the LA dirt, wearing those garish blue and yellows, now do they??

I do, and you clearly do too. :facepalm:

Yeah; they show those replays all the time on NFLNet. Not Super Bowl III.

Which was rigged. As ****.

Don Shula FINALLY puts Unitas in (shades of Marty and Gannon, 1995), AND UNITAS ALMOST PULLS IT OFF.

In fact, down 16-7 in the 4th, Shula ESCHEWS A FG ATTEMPT that would have made the game 16-10 and within reach with an onside kick...

3 years later, he's in South Beach taking the expansion Dolphins to the Super Bowl and the NFL's only perfect season. Unitas gets his in SB V, the worst Super Bowl ever and the worst SB winning team ever...besides maybe the 2015 Broncos.

In fact...Super Bowl 50 was a replay of Super Bowl V. With Peyton ****ing Manning starring as Johnny ****ing U.

Speaking of Johnny U, in 1965 the Colts and Packers finished in a tie for first place in the Western Conference and a one-game playoff was played in Green Bay to decide who would be the conference representative in the 1965 NFL Championship Game. Johnny U got hurt. The Colts lost in overtime 13–10 due in large part to a game-tying field goal by Don Chandler that many who were in attendence say was incorrectly ruled as 'good'.

Makes sense, because by that point, Johnny U was one of the leagues biggest stars, as were Bart Starr and Lombardi's Pack.

Given the choice of a Unitas-less Baltimore team or a star-studded Packer dynasty, the refs called a missed kick 'good' in order to manipulate a desired outcome. What's anyone going to do about it??

Next thing, splatbass is going to tell me about how the NFL is going to do an 'America's Game' on Johnny U's final season in San Diego ROFL

There's not much more you can say. When you really watch point spreads and the amounts put on both sides it is FRIGHTENING.

So much, yes. So much money was put on Carolina...

So much money was won. By Vegas.

Sooooo.

What's the score?

What inning is it?

Will Lassie get Timmy out of the well before the end of the episode?

Have you seen the bridge? I'm just looking for the bridge.

Dinny

Where is that confounded dedicated bridge??

Like Rabble said...the same damn reason Vick,Favre,Tebow went to the Jets. It's sells media/merchandise

You seem to have it all figured out, so tell me, who is going to win the Super Bowl next year?