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Iowanian 12-09-2013 10:48 PM

That's because they're greasy, cheating, chemically altered low blow throwing, leg whipping, ankle breaking shitbricks of such epic proportions that even the Peyton manning funded officials can't overlook the blatant assholishness of the Denver Broncos.

cosmo20002 12-09-2013 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Von Dumbass (Post 10264860)
The Broncos offense is fourth in the league in penalties, their defense is 8th...

Yeah...but...those are all when the game is over and the outcome isn't in question. Because that's when most penalties generally occur.

/nut

Ace Gunner 12-10-2013 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Von Dumbass (Post 10264860)
The Broncos offense is fourth in the league in penalties, their defense is 8th...

you included four dots at the end -- must mean something...

how many holding/illegal downfield block penalties for that "fair" offense, stud

htismaqe 12-10-2013 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Ace Gunner (Post 10265190)
you included four dots at the end -- must mean something...

how many holding/illegal downfield block penalties for that "fair" offense, stud

They get called for those pick plays once in a while. Not enough, though.

Buehler445 12-10-2013 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Nzoner (Post 10264446)
Never,ever,not one single game?

I know, right? Several years ago there was a Pitt/SD game (IIRC, I at least know Pitt was in there) where Polumalu recovered a fumble and the officials took it off so the score would stay on one side or the other of the spread.

I remember watching it and thinking, "huh. That was a weird ruling." And then I went to work the next day and my buddy was fuming mad throwing shit in his office because he had money on the game and they changed the last play on some obscure ruling to cover or stay under the spread (I can't remember which).

After thinking about it, that's the most plausible explanation.

ClevelandBronco 12-10-2013 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 10265458)
I know, right? Several years ago there was a Pitt/SD game (IIRC, I at least know Pitt was in there) where Polumalu recovered a fumble and the officials took it off so the score would stay on one side or the other of the spread.

In fact, you have no proof whatsoever and your accusation is not evidence.

cosmo20002 12-10-2013 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 10265458)
I know, right? Several years ago there was a Pitt/SD game (IIRC, I at least know Pitt was in there) where Polumalu recovered a fumble and the officials took it off so the score would stay on one side or the other of the spread.

I remember watching it and thinking, "huh. That was a weird ruling." And then I went to work the next day and my buddy was fuming mad throwing shit in his office because he had money on the game and they changed the last play on some obscure ruling to cover or stay under the spread (I can't remember which).

After thinking about it, that's the most plausible explanation.

I just posted this in another thread where someone mentioned this. The Polumalu fumble recovery was from a lateral:
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Originally Posted by cosmo20002 (Post 10265393)
I remember the play. The first "lateral" was actually a (illegal) forward pass.
The refs (incorrectly) ruled the play should be dead at that point and the TD not allowed. That ruling is correct if the illegal pass was incomplete. However, when there is a completed or intercepted illegal forward pass, play should continue and the defense can decide to accept or decline the result.
I doubt the discussion under the hood was about the point spread.


Buehler445 12-10-2013 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by cosmo20002 (Post 10265576)
I just posted this in another thread where someone mentioned this. The Polumalu fumble recovery was from a lateral:

Could be, but it is pretty damning given proximity to the point spread. We'll probably never know.

Raiderhater 12-10-2013 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Von Dumbass (Post 10264860)
The Broncos offense is fourth in the league in penalties, their defense is 8th...

Tamba Hali finds this stat amusing.

Nzoner 12-10-2013 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Buehler445 (Post 10265458)
I know, right? Several years ago there was a Pitt/SD game (IIRC, I at least know Pitt was in there) where Polumalu recovered a fumble and the officials took it off so the score would stay on one side or the other of the spread.

I remember watching it and thinking, "huh. That was a weird ruling." And then I went to work the next day and my buddy was fuming mad throwing shit in his office because he had money on the game and they changed the last play on some obscure ruling to cover or stay under the spread (I can't remember which).

After thinking about it, that's the most plausible explanation.

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Originally Posted by ClevelandBronco (Post 10265570)
In fact, you have no proof whatsoever and your accusation is not evidence.


I sure wished there was video of the ref that day,his facial expression was all anyone needed to see,it was basically,"oh shit what just happened."

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cosmo20002 12-10-2013 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Nzoner (Post 10265842)
I sure wished there was video of the ref that day,his facial expression was all anyone needed to see,it was basically,"oh shit what just happened."

I'm sure your memory is accurate. And they did screw up the call.
I think it happened because it was an odd play and they ****ed up. You think it was intentional due because he was on the take from gamblers.

You guys want it both ways--the refs are incompetent idiots and diabolically clever.

Iowanian 12-10-2013 01:26 PM

I think next year I'm going to write an essay too.

I'll tell the story of how much our family loves football and how important it is at gatherings, the kids game in the yard and watching on holidays. I'll relay the story about the time grandma was carrying the turkey to the Thanksgiving table and was tripped when Auntie Em slid her chair back and hooked her apron, dislodging the golden brown bird from her arm. Half way to the ground, grandpa shouted "FUMBLE" and pandemonium ensued in the scrum to recover.

Under the pile my thumb was broken and someone bit deeply into my calf muscle. Imagine my surprise when grandma untangled the pile of players until my mother emerged from the bottom with my thumbnail in her left hand and the golden brown bird tucked high and tight with 5 points of contact. Her side of the table was awarded the bird, so I went on defense on the pie table.

Katipan 12-10-2013 01:36 PM

LMAO

Nzoner 12-10-2013 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by cosmo20002 (Post 10265927)
I'm sure your memory is accurate. And they did screw up the call.
I think it happened because it was an odd play and they ****ed up. You think it was intentional due because he was on the take from gamblers.

THAT'S THE POINT,they didn't **** up!Watch the video,it was correctly ruled a TD and then taken off the scoreboard.Even the commentator on the highlights says as much.

cosmo20002 12-10-2013 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Nzoner (Post 10266040)
THAT'S THE POINT,they didn't **** up!Watch the video,it was correctly ruled a TD and then taken off the scoreboard.Even the commentator on the highlights says as much.

The end zone official rules it was a TD. He just signals that a player with the ball has crossed the goal line. He's not making a judgment on laterals that he didn't even have a good view of.

When reviewed they saw the illegal lateral. But they made the wrong call on it. The ball wasn't dead and the resulting play should have been allowed.

Again, I think they screwed up. You think it was intentional and the refs were being bought off by gamblers. That's really quite a conclusion to reaach based on this evidence.


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