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Old 02-03-2013, 12:23 AM  
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:20 AM   #1351
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I am watching the post-game show on NFLN.

According to Deon Sanders, Michael Irvin and Marshall Faulk - Crabtree initiated the contact - They showed the play quite a few times - I agree with him.
Arguably the most talented receiver on the field, initiated contact, but was held to the point he couldn't make a play on the ball. The defender had his arm wrapped with a fistfull of jersey. It looked clear as day to me in real time watching the game but hey I'm no Ed Brocolli...
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:25 AM   #1352
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You're right... John is considerably more likeable than Jim despite John's occasional whininess.

Jim sort of invites controversy and haters because hes so animated on the field. Hes a great coach, but he should probably learn to tone it down a notch.
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:41 AM   #1353
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Simms was to buzy swallowing Kaepernick to talk about Ray Ray.
This. How many times did we hear, "He's never been in a situation like this before," in regards to Kaepernick? I just kept yelling, "This is his first year starting, everything is a ****ing new situation for him!"
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:49 AM   #1354
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The 49ers were in the redzone six times and came away with 2 TDs.

It's never about just one play - Just my opinion.
It's never about just one play ~ but everything on the line to win the Super Bowl the refs need to get that one right. No excuses for the refs it came down to that play and the refs didn't make a call that should have been called. If that ending happened to the Chiefs I'd be an irate Chiefs fan. I don't blame Jim H being upset at all. They are suppose to be the best refs in the league. Plays like that should also be reviewed in the last 2 min of the game.
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:51 AM   #1355
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It's never about just one play ~ but everything on the line to win the Super Bowl the refs need to get that one right. No excuses for the refs it came down to that play and the refs didn't make a call that should have been called. If that ending happened to the Chiefs I'd be an irate Chiefs fan. I don't blame Jim H being upset at all. They are suppose to be the best refs in the league. Plays like that should also be reviewed in the last 2 min of the game.
it was a pretty obvious hold.
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:53 AM   #1356
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It's never about just one play ~ but everything on the line to win the Super Bowl the refs need to get that one right. No excuses for the refs it came down to that play and the refs didn't make a call that should have been called. If that ending happened to the Chiefs I'd be an irate Chiefs fan. I don't blame Jim H being upset at all. They are suppose to be the best refs in the league. Plays like that should also be reviewed in the last 2 min of the game.
I don't think they can review a play that a foul was not called on and then call a foul due to the review
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:54 AM   #1357
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The 49ers were in the redzone six times and came away with 2 TDs.

It's never about just one play - Just my opinion.
This^^.....Jim Harbaugh whining about the non call at the end.....How about not letting your team get down by 22 points in the first half???


I thought it was a good non call at the end. I dont like refs deciding important games unless its obviously blatant. Call could have went either way. How ironic the offensive age of NFL football we are in and the game ends on a great defensive series. I think alot of fans have been conditioned to see TD after TD, that they cant appreciate good defense anymore. Thats where alot of this outrage is stemming from.
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Matt once made a very nice play in Seattle where he spun away from a pass rusher and hit Bowe off his back foot for a first down.

One of the best plays Matt has ever made.
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:57 AM   #1358
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This^^.....Jim Harbaugh whining about the non call at the end.....How about not letting your team get down by 22 points in the first half???


I thought it was a good non call at the end. I dont like refs deciding important games unless its obviously blatant. Call could have went either way. How ironic the offensive age of NFL football we are in and the game ends on a great defensive series. I think alot of fans have been conditioned to see TD after TD, that they cant appreciate good defense anymore. Thats where alot of this outrage is stemming from.
while true, an obvious hold of both of a WRs arms in the end zone with the ball in the air should be called.


it was obviously blatant, my eight year old daughter called it out immediately
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Old 02-04-2013, 07:58 AM   #1359
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it was a pretty obvious hold.
And Simms kept blowing it off like no big deal. Kind of pissed me off he even went and said well the WR pushed off. Well damn what's he suppose to do when he is being held? LOL what a joke.


The other gripe I got is them proclaiming that RL went out as the defense held up on the goal line stance as the ending of the game. No it wasn't, Baltimore couldn't get a first down and it ended on special teams play milking the clock and going out of bounds for a safety & a free kick. That's how the game ended. Ray Lewis played like shit. He whiffed on a sack when Kap threw the ball in the endzone that his WR was being held.
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Old 02-04-2013, 08:00 AM   #1360
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I don't think they can review a play that a foul was not called on and then call a foul due to the review
It wasn't a reviewable play but if people are going be nit picky & wanting a perfectly called game for the Super Bowl then maybe controversial plays should be?
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Old 02-04-2013, 08:03 AM   #1361
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Even if Crabtree had a clear shot to that pass, could he even catch it and come down in bounds? I don't think so.
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Even if Crabtree had a clear shot to that pass, could he even catch it and come down in bounds? I don't think so.
It definitely should have been a penalty but you have to know that in the SB they "let the players play."
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Old 02-04-2013, 08:21 AM   #1363
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There was also a much more blatant, but less impactful, hold on the "run around in the endzone before taking a safety" play. One of the 49ers got through the line rather quickly and would have gotten the punter, but the blocker turned around and bear-hugged him from behind.
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Deadspin has a gif of a Ravens player pushing a ref and no flag during one of the fumble scrums i think? Thats pretty amazing.
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Matt once made a very nice play in Seattle where he spun away from a pass rusher and hit Bowe off his back foot for a first down.

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There was also a much more blatant, but less impactful, hold on the "run around in the endzone before taking a safety" play. One of the 49ers got through the line rather quickly and would have gotten the punter, but the blocker turned around and bear-hugged him from behind.
Being he's from JC I was mostly watching the Justin Smith play. He did not look healthy and he was out a lot on 3rd down.

Not sure if the 49'ers did that a lot when he was healthy but I can't see them taking a huge element of their pass rush out if he was healthy.

And for most of the game he had two men on him...
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