The Peyton Manning rule...what did you think?

[petegz28]

What did you think of the Princess Pey-Pey rule last night? I realize it was a pre-season game but I think they called 6+ defensive holds or the like, including those that were declined

[Quesadilla Joe]

It sucks. Seattle's starters gained more yards from penalties than they did actual yards.

[Gonzo]

It's really starting to spoil the game. Too much offense is watering down the product. The average score per game will increase this year by 10 points, at least.

I miss the days of defensive battles.

[Psyko Tek]

Originally Posted by Gonzo

It's really starting to spoil the game. Too much offense is watering down the product. The average score per game will increase this year by 10 points, at least.

I miss the days of defensive battles.

denver games are gonna be flag fests
until it's sure that manning is winning, he is getting his seconfd and last ring this year no matter how much it damages the shield

[Snapplez]

League was supposed to emphasize it for both sides of the ball. I doubt anyone is surprised that defenses were gettin hammered by it

[KCUnited]

I hated watching it, but I'm stoked to see how many fantasy pts I'll rack up this year.

[Rasputin]

Originally Posted by KCUnited

I hated watching it, but I'm stoked to see how many fantasy pts I'll rack up this year.

I don't play much of fantasy football but I imagine that many fantasy owners are saying the same thing so your point is moot. So they get to rack up points just as well as you.

[Garcia Bronco]

Its the Legion of Boom rule.

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

Its the Legion of Boom rule.

We all know this is the direct result of Prince Peyton having his shit kicked in, in what was supposed to be "his moment". No one said anything about previous defenses who dominated, like Baltimore, etc. But once the Golden Boy got embarrassed then it was time for a change.

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by petegz28

We all know this is the direct result of Prince Peyton having his shit kicked in, in what was supposed to be "his moment". No one said anything about previous defenses who dominated, like Baltimore, etc. But once the Golden Boy got embarrassed then it was time for a change.

Can't wait till that ****er is gone but of course the NFL will appoint another golden boy like Luck to take his place.

[Pepe Silvia]

Originally Posted by Nzoner

Can't wait till that ****er is gone but of course the NFL will appoint another golden boy like Luck to take his place.

They will suck off Brady for 5 more years after he's gone and then Luck for another 15.

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by petegz28

We all know this is the direct result of Prince Peyton having his shit kicked in, in what was supposed to be "his moment". No one said anything about previous defenses who dominated, like Baltimore, etc. But once the Golden Boy got embarrassed then it was time for a change.

I disagree. They are trying to enforce the existing rule, and if the NFL wanted Peyton to have his moment they would make it happen without having to do this. This enforcement really benefits people like Alex Smith.

[petegz28]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

I disagree. They are trying to enforce the existing rule, and if the NFL wanted Peyton to have his moment they would make it happen without having to do this. This enforcement really benefits people like Alex Smith.

yeah, right

[Direckshun]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

I disagree. They are trying to enforce the existing rule, and if the NFL wanted Peyton to have his moment they would make it happen without having to do this. This enforcement really benefits people like Alex Smith.

What, exactly, would the NFL have to do to prop up Manning other than to assure his WRs have more space?

[Coochie liquor]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

What, exactly, would the NFL have to do to prop up Manning other than to assure his WRs have more space?

Not enforce illegal picks, or offensive holding.