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****ing screwjob of a call.

My issue with the call is that it's completely counter to the spirit of the game even if it's technically the right call (which I still am not convinced of). He never "lost control of the ball" - it was always in his possession even if his arms weren't technically wrapped solidly around it the whole time.

It's yet another example of how instant replay has done more harm to the game than good. Nothing makes sense anymore.

Does it ever bother you just a tiny bit how often these kinds of things always end up going the Pats way? Or does it just seem normal after all of these years?

It's pretty bad when you can't even get that call at home. You know, all the NFL owes you is an "entertainment experience." Nothing in the ticket fine print says the contest won't be rigged.

This. Exactly this.

100% certain that's what is printed on the back of every pro wrestling ticket...just sayin'.....

This is sort of like asking Johnny if he minds sweeping the leg.

This same thing happened to the Chiefs last year.

http://www.espn.com/blog/nflnation/p...r-of-jets-game

Suddenly I don't feel as bad for the Jets.

It was absolutely a TD. Pats are a ****ing joke.

It bothers me quite a bit. And yes, it does seem normal that it always goes the Pats way. Same thing happened with P. Manning's teams.

I don't care about either team, but that is clearly a touchdown.

The Patriots were involved, you expected something different?

This is exactly the type of call instant replay is supposed to ensure never happens.

Go **** yourself, Steelers fan.